Support for Drupal 7 is ending on 5 January 2025—it’s time to migrate to Drupal 10! Learn about the many benefits of Drupal 10 and find migration tools in our resource center.I was getting the following error in my Firefox Error Console when I had a Clock block installed on a page.
$(document).everyTime is not a function
[Break on this error] }, 0);
in clock.js (line 375)
The Clock was still working fine, but the Java error stopped another feature from working (the dynamic display block module -- see the end of this thread http://drupal.org/node/413498), so I had to disable the Clock. Any idea why this error is occurring?
The Clock is still loaded on this page and shows the same error: http://www.letsgowild.ca/calendar
Comments
Comment #1
endless_wander CreditAttribution: endless_wander commentedAnd I just figured it out...
I had not renamed the jquery.timers.js properly. I hadn't taken out the version number that was in the filename (jsquery.timers-1.2.js).
I'll leave this thread up in case anyone else is dumb like me.
Comment #2
tstoecklerYou have most probably not installed the jQuery Timers library (http://plugins.jquery.com/project/timers).
The project page, the release notes, as well the INSTALL.txt mention this.
Comment #3
tstoecklerNo worries. :)
I won't tell you how often this happened to me when I developed this...
Comment #4
tstoecklerNote that I noticed the error in #758294: Time changes to incorrect time on your site, that is the time shown with JavaScript is different than the time shown without. This should be fixed in the current .dev version, so please try that out and see if it fixes that.
Comment #5
endless_wander CreditAttribution: endless_wander commentedThanks.. i hadn't noticed. I loaded the current .dev version and it did fix this problem.