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I'm also integrating Comfy to my layout, for this I'm adding my assets before the Comfy ones, the layout I'm using for Comfy has the current lines in head:
The datetimepicker used in Comfy makes use of the noConflict strategy, and I expected that this would save the $.fn.datetimepicker that I'm using, but for some reason, when the noConflict code is executed, $.fn.datetimepicker is undefined. I already make some debug, googled about it, but didn't find an explication to why $.fn.datetimepicker is undefined, since my javascript is already loaded when Comfy datetimepicker is loaded. Due this, I decide to replace this lib in my local Comfy code.
I think that this datetimepicker that I'm using has a better UX than the current one in Comfy. @GBH, since I will do this work in my local code, I would like to hear if you think that this another datetimepicker is an improvement, and in an affirmative case I can provide a PR to replace it.
Best regards!
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I'm using this datetimepicker: https://eonasdan.github.io/bootstrap-datetimepicker/
I'm also integrating Comfy to my layout, for this I'm adding my assets before the Comfy ones, the layout I'm using for Comfy has the current lines in head:
The datetimepicker used in Comfy makes use of the noConflict strategy, and I expected that this would save the$.fn.datetimepicker that I'm using, but for some reason, when the noConflict code is executed, $ .fn.datetimepicker is undefined. I already make some debug, googled about it, but didn't find an explication to why $.fn.datetimepicker is undefined, since my javascript is already loaded when Comfy datetimepicker is loaded. Due this, I decide to replace this lib in my local Comfy code.
I think that this datetimepicker that I'm using has a better UX than the current one in Comfy. @GBH, since I will do this work in my local code, I would like to hear if you think that this another datetimepicker is an improvement, and in an affirmative case I can provide a PR to replace it.
Best regards!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: