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1. Erik
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   Hello All,

   I am working with the newest version of the All-in-One Event Calendar plugin on a WordPress 3.3.1 installation.

   I was able to complete the installation and setup without any issues in addition to putting the calendar onto one of my pages. However, when I click on any of the buttons (Month, Week, Agenda, Month, Year, etc...) on the calendar page it loads the links, copied below, into URL but nothing happens on the calendar. The week or agenda views do not load and the calendar does not move to the previous or next month. In addition, the filter link does nothing but show what categories are in use.

   http://gebl.ea-consulting.net/event-calendar/#action=ai1ec_week&ai1ec_post_ids=

   http://gebl.ea-consulting.net/event-calendar/#action=ai1ec_month&ai1ec_month_offset=1&ai1ec_post_ids=

   The website is in maintenance mode and only accessible by logged in users, so I am hoping we can resolve this issue without the need to access my website. But, if needed, I can create a temporary account.

   This issue is being repro'd in both Firefox 9.0.1 and Internet Explorer 9.0.

   Any help would be greatly appreciated! Thanks in advance!

   Erik

2. mcommanda
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   I am having the same issue with my site.

3. Erik
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   Can anybody help me with my issues with the All-in-One Event Calendar plugin?

   Erik

4. josjo
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   If the calendar doesn't respond it's usually one of two things:

   1. Some other plugin or custom script is causing JavaScript errors on the page.

   2. Ajax calls to update the calendar fails or returns an invalid response.

   Look for JavaScript errors in your browser's console window to see if there are any script errors.

5. Erik
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   Thanks for the information josjo!!!

   I ran the Error Console in Firefox when I repro'd the issue with All-in-One Event Calendar plugin and it fired only one error. It is copied below:

   Sun Jan 08 2012 20:37:08
   Error: f.easing[i.animatedProperties[this.prop]] is not a function
   Source file: http://gebl.ea-consulting.net/wordpress/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.7.1
   Line: 4

   Once this error fired nothing else showed up in the Error Console when I clicked the other buttons despite the URL updating. I did notice the same error fires three times when I go to the URL with the calendar on it.

   My JavaScript is minimal so I am unsure where to go from here. Can somebody please help me resolve this issue?

   Thanks,
   Erik

6. aponeurotica
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   I have a similar problem. I can load Calendar and Agenda view, but I am unable to filter categories. Ajax looks like it's crunching on something, but the same data displays no matter what category is filtered. Same results in FF, Chrome, Safari...

   Test install here:
   http://ak.aponeurotica.com/calendar

   I get:
   "Uncaught TypeError: Object #<Object> has no method 'delay'"
   calendar.js: 470

   I only have 2 plugins active: Ai1C and Jetpack, so I'm stumped as to where the JS conflicts are coming from (I'm also not a JS whiz).

7. josjo
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   @Erik & @aponeurotica

   Both of you seem to have some jQuery issues. What causes them I don't know. It can be a theme issue or another plugin.

8. aponeurotica
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   A ha!
   In my custom functions.php, I was calling on an old version of jQuery. I revised it to call jQuery 1.7.1 and instantly my problems disappeared!

   @Erik - Hopefully your problems can be fixed in a similar manner!

9. Erik
   Member
   Posted 4 months ago #

   @josjo: Thanks again for the information. It has directed me down a path I was not originally considering.

   @aponeurotica: Can you provide the line(s) and line number(s) you updated to resolve your issue? It will help me dig through my functions.php file and see if my issues are similar to your issues.

10. aponeurotica
    Member
    Posted 4 months ago #

    The location of a line calling for a version of jQuery will be different in every theme. In my case, it was easy to find because I'm working on my own Thematic child theme. You can try opening your functions.php - and any other possible files - in a text program and searching for "jquery" to try and narrow it down.

    Sorry, that's the best advice I can offer since we're working on different themes!

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