Possibly IE9 knows TEOFTWAKI? This is a wild bug that has been seen before (search the forums here). We have yet to find time to support these issues, sorry. Should anyone find a fix for this we would love to know. Thanks.
Okay, I was unable to search the form “here” (not linked) and when I do a search here at wordpress.org I cannot find any solutions. Any timeline on when this “bug” will be resolved?
Thanks for the great plugin!
No timeline. Obviously this is something of a pressing issue. Let me talk to the lead developer, and I will post thoughts here. Again, sorry for the inconvenience.
Nathan
A client has alerted me to the same issue on their calendar too. Looks like this thread is 8 months old. Any chance this will be resolved? Thanks
A client has the same issue as well… Has anyone found a solution yet?
Do your calendars show up correctly while not using the plugin? Embed the calendar in question as you normally would. If it works, it is a bug with our plugin and ie9 otherwise it is google’s problem. Please let me know.
Here is a temp solution until we role the fix into the plugin. I had forgotten about the comparability mode issue.
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/ie9-missing-entries
Anyone find a solution?
I entered this code on one site and it seemed to work however it does not work on another site.
<!-- Enable IE8 Standards mode -->
<meta http-equiv="X-UA-Compatible" content="IE=8" >
Any help would be appreicated. What a shame this hasn’t been addressed… this is a great plugin that I will miss if I can’t find a solution.
Thanks in advance.
After much research, I’ve found that the above code won’t work for me on this plugin because the calendar is embedded through an iframe and there isn’t a way to edit the iframe code to include the proper standards mode. So despite having it in my header, nothing happens on the calendar.
Is there a workaround without editing files in the plugin?
