—TWO-STEP FIX—
1) Open file: /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/admin/js/jquery.blockUI.js
2) Modify line 17
from:
if (/1\.(0|1|2)\.(0|1|2)/.test($.fn.jquery) || /^1.1/.test($.fn.jquery)) {
to:
if (/1\.(0|1|2)\.(0|1|2)/.test($.fn.jquery) || /^1.10.0/.test($.fn.jquery)) {
—BONUS TROUBLESHOOTING—
If you are so inclined, modify the alert message on line 18 to show this plugin is indeed throwing the error. This way, if you see the same error message you will know the problem was elsewhere. e.g.:
from:
alert('blockUI requires jQuery v1.2.3 or later! You are using v' + $.fn.jquery);
to:
alert('THE PROBLEM IS STILL IN ALL-IN-ONE-CALENDAR- blockUI requires jQuery v1.2.3 or later! You are using v' + $.fn.jquery);
Thanks knappen. Before doing as you suggest, does this actually fix the issue (that the All-In-One Event Calendar doesn’t work with WP v3.6) or just stop the error message? Deactivating it stopped the error message itself.
Just asking because reactivating it has been causing more problems than the error message…at least in our and other’s case. It’s affected the front end as well as the Admin area. Overall the plugin has stopped working completely. In other words, it’s no longer able to get our Google Calendar feed and display it properly on our website as it did prior to WP v3.6.
TIA!
Hi richadams! The above code changes the way versions are read so that versions above 1.9 are handled properly- fixing the BlockUI error which @jeffmcnear originally cited. The bonus troubleshooting allows you to confirm that this plugin, not another, was throwing the error. You might, of course, have something else going on.
Hi kanppen. Thanks for the quick follow-up and understood. All-In-One-Calendar is definitely the offending plug-in…deactivated all and reactivated them one-by-one and AIOC did it.
I was hoping this would resolve the problem, but I guess not. FWIW I’ve cleared the cache and umpteen other things to try to get this ironed out because we really liked the plugin. Guess we’ll have to wait for an update.
Thanks again!
@richsadams Curses! I wish that was the fix. Best of luck!
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/b…6#post-4529117
on a fresh install of WP3.6 & all-in-one-calendar ver#1.10 there was NO PROMPT to update the plugin after install as with prior attempts … and hence no issues.
Makes me wonder if time.ly was pushing an incorrect update and has stopped doing so…
Hi Jeff. Glad to hear that it’s working for you! Do you happen to use the Google Calendar feed feature of AIOC? That’s the only part we use and to date I cannot get it to work (although it worked fine before upgrading to WP v3.6).
TIA!
To: Rich
I’m testing this plugin for a future project so I can’t help you on your feed issue yet… whenever I get to that point I will post my findings to this string and I’m sure you will do the same!
I downloaded the Standard Version from their website and it looks to work now, just gives you the standard version -no more error.
mfonda – Thanks for the update. I was able to fix the error problem, but it still wouldn’t pull from our Google Calendar feed. Do you happen to use that? I’ll give it another try if that feature is working.
TIA!
I take back what I said, after like 15 minutes it picked up an update and it’s doing the same thing if I take the update…
richadams how did you fix it? I haven’t tried the above steps yet, I plan to right now. I haven’t used that feature with this plugin, sorry.
I looked for:
/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/app/view/admin/js/jquery.blockUI.js
And I don’t appear to have it in the updated version…but I still get the error when i try to upgrade. ….
I was able to uninstall and reinstall the AIOC plugin to get rid of the error message. However, like you, if I upgraded per the warning on the plugin page it immediately returned. I’ve fooled around with it for so long and made so many tweaks that I can’t recall what all I’ve done. So I gave up trying to get it to work.
Ultimately whether I upgraded it or not, since upgrading to WP v3.6 AIOC stopped working with respect to the Google Calendar feed feature.
Still waiting for them to update it because it worked really well before the WP upgrade. [Drumming fingers]
