Howdy Revu,
It sounds like you are experiencing a conflict with our Ajax requests. In order to proceed you will need to test if a “conflict” is happening, and if so narrow it down so a fix can be found for it. This guide walks you through how to test for a conflict, and then identify what is conflicting. What’s the result of that?
Cheers!
– Brook
Hi Brook,
Actually this is not good way that conflicts Ajax right? cos assume today I may resolve, and tomorrow If install one more any other plugins means again it may conflicts…
SO as a author of this plugin, please use some different unique names of Ajax to avoid conflicts.. Hope your next version will resolve this issue..
Thanks
Revu G
Hey Revu,
I’m not quite following your feedback here. Our AJAX requests correctly hook into WordPress core and in themselves are built in a way that apply only to when events are present.
Geoff
Hi geoffgraham,
Thanks fro your feedback,
But I tested conflicts, still not cmng correctly..!!
What to do?
Thanks
Revu G
Howdy again Revu,
Just to clarify we do namespace all of our Ajax requests, which basically means we have done everything we can to be compatible with other plugins. However other plugins do not always namespace their stuff, and as a result can break Ajax for every other WP plugin including ours. There is nothing we can do to prevent this, and no update we can release in the future to fix it. It will be up to the other plugins to stop breaking WP.
If you have 100% confidence in your conflict test, and at no point during it did the calendar resume working, then it gets really tricky to debug. I wish there was an easier way. But from here you will want to try a fresh install of WordPress on the server with just The Events Calendar installed alongside it, no themes, no other plugins. If it works start progressively importing your data and other plugins until the problems resurfaces. If it does not work on a fresh install then you will need to try a different server, different browser, etc. until it finally works. I wish there was an easier way, but so far you are the only user out of ~half a million seeing these issues on a stock install, so it becomes truly trialsome trying to figure out what is so unique about your setup. The best way to do that is to do what I’ve outlined above.
Cheers!
– Brook
