• Hi, I have installed the All-in-One-Calendar plugin, which is awesome – except for one issue… As soon as I activate the plugin, I caanot make changes to my widgets.

    The drag and drop feature stops working and I cannot expand widget areas to edit widgets previously set up.

    Widgets I have previously set up show on the front of my site, but I cannot make further changes.

    Please help!

    http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/

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  • Hi,

    Could you please clarify if you are using ai1ec 1.2.3? There were some recent changes in the widget options

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    Thanks for such a swift response.

    I am using Version 1.2.4

    @russ1985uk
    So now when you deactivate the plugin, your widgets work as usual?

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    Yes, that’s correct.

    The issue also affects the menu items which pop-out when you hover over the admin menu (e.g. plugins > Add new / Editor etc).

    When I de-activate the plugin, both of these issues disappear immediately.

    Russ

    @russ1985uk
    Okay, so could it be that there is another plugin that does something similar to what ai1ec does?
    Is it a test website, can you play around with your plugins and see if something else can be causing the issue?
    If it is a production website, you will have to setup a test user and I will look into it. I cannot reproduce this issue

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    Hi, it is in development, so not too much of an issue.

    The only other (similar) plugin installed on the site is “Google Calendar Events” – but this is inactive.

    I’ll try deleting it altogether and see what happens.

    Yes, try removing it. I don’t know the exact reason yet, but we had other similar reports when inactive plugins caused problems.

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    What database tables does AiOC use?

    I will deactive all plugins, delete tables and start again.

    Russ

    @russ1985uk
    If you uninstall the plugin, it will delete itself from the database.
    If you need to preserve the data, do not delete any of the wp_ai1ec* tables

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    Hi, I uninstalled all simialr plugins (and in fact restored a backup from before they were all installed).

    Still the problem continues.

    Russ

    @russ1985uk
    Can you give it a try on a completely different install with new database and a freshly download WordPress?

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    I had another plugin which was causing the site to crash when loaded, but I’ve now deleted this and the widget problem persists.

    I have installed on a clean version of WordPress (3.2.1) and the widget screen works… I then updated to 3.3.1 and it also works.

    What’s the easiest way of telling where the conflict lies – is it just a case of deleting them one-by-one and seeing when it works again?

    Thread Starter russ1985uk

    (@russ1985uk)

    It seems the plugin causing the conflict is: Better Recent Posts Widget Pro – whic I bought from Codecanyon.

    Any suggestions how to get round this problem?

    @russ1985uk
    The best suggestion I can give is to get in touch with the developer of the plugin

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