mikeill

Thanks for the heads up, man. Updated and will post new release soon.

Thanks for sharing your solution, internet_yogi. Sorry I’m late in getting to you. The about to be released 2.0 version of the plugin has a more minimal set of bootstrap plugins so will be less likely to conflict.

You’re right. There was a conflict until I disabled the component of the Roots/Soil plugin that was loading (not) jQuery from CDN:

namespace Roots\Soil\JqueryCDN;

/**
 * Load jQuery from Google's CDN with a local fallback
 *
 * You can enable/disable this feature in functions.php (or lib/config.php if you're using Sage):
 * add_theme_support('soil-jquery-cdn');
 */
function register_jquery() {
  if (!is_admin()) {
    $jquery_version = $GLOBALS['wp_scripts']->registered['jquery']->ver;

    wp_deregister_script('jquery');

    wp_register_script(
      'jquery',
      'https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/' . $jquery_version . '/jquery.min.js',
      [],
      null,
      true
    );

    add_filter('script_loader_src', __NAMESPACE__ . '\\jquery_local_fallback', 10, 2);
  }
}
add_action('wp_enqueue_scripts', __NAMESPACE__ . '\\register_jquery', 100);

Now it’s working as expected I think. Images need to link to “media” right?

Thank you.

whoops. updated.

Here’s the link: here

I mean jQuery not defined.

I’m going to look at including ONLY the bootstrap code necessary to proper functioning of the plugin in the near future, which may solve this problem.

Any luck, sister?

Mmmm. One of the problems with commercial themes is that they aren’t supported here on the forums which are focused on free, open source software. Also they are often packaged with lots of plugins, making conflicts likely.

I would need to purchase that theme in order to troubleshoot. See what happens if you activate a core WP theme. Have you asked the theme developers about the conflict?

Hi. You might want to post what Theme you are using. Have you tried activating one of the core WP themes like Twentyten thru Twentyfifteen? It could be that your theme’s css or javascript are conflicting with the Bootstrap framework the plugin relies on to enable the modal popup windows.

two things to try:

1. change your client id to ‘-99’, the mbo sandbox id
2. open the code in plugins/mz_mindbody_api/inc/mz_schedule.php

around line 5 after require_once MZ_MINDBODY_SCHEDULE_DIR .'inc/mz_mbo_init.inc';

add the code:

$mb->getXMLRequest();
$mb->getXMLResponse();
$mb->debug();

Then look on the page in which you have the schedule showing and see what XML response you are getting.

Have you tried with all other plugins disabled and a WordPress core theme like TwentyThirteen, Twentyfourteen? What version of php?

I’m fairly sure it’s not possible to display more than one instance of the plugin on the same page. A workaround might be to do a second one as an iFrame. Otherwise if you want to use the widget you need to disable it for any pages in which you’re using the plugin.

That can be done either with in the theme or with a plugin like WidgetLogic.

Will look into the cause of this issue, but thanks for posting your work-around, itrogers.

marking as resolved.