By Emilio Navas on Friday, 30 December 2016
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My page uses JReviews, Komento and one Weather Template giWeather in several pages. When all the 3 extensions appears in the same page, the weather module can't load.

I Checked with JReviews support as this only happen in the detail page of the listings and they discover that JReviews have some kind of conflict with Komento 3. I disabled Komento 3 and now JReviews and the Weather module works ok together.

Could be something that I am loading twice and that I can disable in the Komento settings?
Can I disable Komento 3 only in the detail listings page in JReviews? (Actually JReviews have their own fomenting system and in this page looks a little bit redundant)

Any page loads all ok: http://www.hongkongframed.com
The listing detail page no: http://www.hongkongframed.com/index.php/bars/55-bernice-s-tavern (With Komento 3 enabled)

Thanks!
Emilio
Hello Emilio,

By default, Komento does not render jquery and it inherits from Joomla to render it's jquery but often (possibly) that the namespace of jQuery is being messed up somehow by other plugins / modules / extensions which causes Komento to not be able to inherit jQuery.

The best possible way of fixing this is to configure Komento to load it's own jQuery. To do this, head on to Komento's Settings > System and enable the option "Load Komento's jQuery Library".

Save the settings and you are good to go.

I can't access your back end to help you do this as the user doesn't have administrative privileges but you could enable this yourself
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Saturday, 31 December 2016 00:30
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Thanks Mark!
I will try to do and I will change the user rights for next times. Sorry!!
Have a great weekend and start of 2017!!
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Saturday, 31 December 2016 00:55
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No problem Emilio, let us know how this goes

Happy New year and Happy Holidays too!
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Saturday, 31 December 2016 00:57
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