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The problem is that you are not using any of AJAX helpers provided by Drupal. When you are using Form API AJAX, for example, all behaviors are re-initialised and functionalities like calendar added to new elements.

If you are not using Drupal-provided AJAX functionality, you need to manually call all behaviors with a proper context after your request is finished and DOM tree updated, probably by calling

Drupal.attachBehaviors(element)

on added DOM element.

The problem is that you are not using any of AJAX helpers provided by Drupal. When you are using Form API AJAX, for example, all behaviors are re-initialised and functionalities like calendar added to new elements.

If you are not using Drupal-provided AJAX functionality, you need to manually call all behaviors with a proper context after your request is finished and DOM tree updated.

The problem is that you are not using any of AJAX helpers provided by Drupal. When you are using Form API AJAX, for example, all behaviors are re-initialised and functionalities like calendar added to new elements.

If you are not using Drupal-provided AJAX functionality, you need to manually call all behaviors with a proper context after your request is finished and DOM tree updated, probably by calling

Drupal.attachBehaviors(element)

on added DOM element.

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Mołot
Mołot
  • 21.9k
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  • 59
  • 112

The problem is that you are not using any of AJAX helpers provided by Drupal. When you are using Form API AJAX, for example, all behaviors are re-initialised and functionalities like calendar added to new elements.

If you are not using Drupal-provided AJAX functionality, you need to manually call all behaviors with a proper context after your request is finished and DOM tree updated.