Convert a Template to a Website

Rough draft site is currently here: [login to view URL]~aerore5 ... but i may launch it here [login to view URL] any time now. if you go here [login to view URL]~aerore5/[login to view URL] … and search for a car you will see the Pick Up & Drop Off date fields have a calendar icon feature that pops up on mouse over in those 2 fields. PROBLEM: if you go to any other sub-page of site IE [login to view URL]~aerore5/[login to view URL] ... you will see the calendar icons / popup windows are missing – rendering that required feature useless. I’ve hired some Indian developers to make this calendar popup feature work on home page, but they could never make it work on all sub-pages. I need a global fix. I want the calendar popup windows to work in all sub-pages. The developer of the Joomla car rental addon extension [login to view URL] has told me the following: you have JavaScript errors in your pages that should be fixed. the module "icemegamenu" file /mod_icemegamenu/js/[login to view URL] is using some old deprecated and removed jQuery functions and is therefore not compatible with modern jQuery libraries. I'm sorry for saying this, but the Indian programmers you hired did not do their job correctly as what they had to do was just to convert the deprecated functions/objects of the file /mod_icemegamenu/js/[login to view URL] into compatible functions/objects with the latest jQuery versions. An easier solution to this problem would be finding an updated version of the file /mod_icemegamenu/js/[login to view URL] that doesn't use the "$.browser" object because it has been removed in jQuery almost 4 years ago. you have a jQuery plugin that uses some old deprecated functions and objects that should be converted into the new jQuery standards. For example, the object "$.browser" is no longer supported and so it should be removed or adjusted, wherever it's being used. Otherwise, another solution is to change your template to use a modern one that doesn't rely on outdated modules like "icemegamenu".