Javascript Console Error – 404 for smart-grid.css.map

you can see the dates display funny!

that’s because you’re using the datepicker on a ‘date’ field. I instructed you to use the datepicker on a ‘text’ field.

code and says that smart-grid.css.map is missing.

safari tries to load css.map files for minified css scripts. Map files are used for sass compilation, but this plugin doesn’t make use of sass, so just ignore this.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Aurovrata Venet.

So basically I can’t avoid the use of another plugin to make this work?

One way around this issue if to use the jQuery Datepicker plugin by turning text fields into date fields.

I followed your link but correct me if I’m wrong – it’s not really a plugin but a script I have to include somewhere? This is turning too complex perhaps for me.
Could you elaborate a little bit as to where do I include this datepicker script as per your previous instructions?

Also, the dates displayed fine, (without having to do anything), in Safari before release of 3.o.3. Did anything change with latest release?

Thanks

I’m really eager to make this work so I can use it in future projects too. So any help/clarification would be great!!

I followed your link but correct me if I’m wrong – it’s not really a plugin but a script I have to include somewhere?

that’s right, and you really ought to learn how to customise your forms using javascript (there is a provision built-into this plugin, see FAQ #8. I suggest you do a tutorial on customising pages using jQuery.

Could you elaborate a little bit as to where do I include this datepicker script as per your previous instructions?

not really, this is beyond the scope of support I am ready to provide in this forum.

Also, the dates displayed fine, (without having to do anything), in Safari before release of 3.o.3. Did anything change with latest release?

nope. If you use date fields they should display as is. I will run a test on ma mac to double check.

nope. If you use date fields they should display as is. I will run a test on ma mac to double check.

I thought you said I should use text fields instead as datefields?!

that’s because you’re using the datepicker on a ‘date’ field. I instructed you to use the datepicker on a ‘text’ field.

Have you ran the test on a mac? Did your dates display fine in Safari?

Hey Thanks for the answer!

in v3.1 I have added the possibility to convert a test field into a datepicker field. Simply add the class ‘datepicker’ into your text tag options and the plugin will convert it to a datepicker field.

It is limited in the sense that you are not able to put date limits on the calendar field (max/min) as the text field tag functionality is provided by the CF7 plugin and does not provide a way to add these field attributes.

In a later version, I may introduce a datepicker field tag what will provide a more complete set of options.