I’ll mention that to the developer of that library, and look into fixing it in my plug-in. That’s work that I incorporated into the plug-in.
This may be what makes WP Accessability break my The Events Calendar plugin… Switching views between month/list doesn’t work when the WP Accessibility toolbar is enabled.
Edit: Yep, commenting out those lines 108-127 did the trick!
I posted the workaround on The Events Calendar forum as well:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/switching-views-listmonth-nothing-happening
Are you on the latest version of WP Accessibility? I thought that I’d fixed this issue; but I may not have covered every use case.
Yes, latest version I believe (1.2.5). The Events Calendar plugin uses some sort of method involving # links and Ajax to change views apparently.
I don’t think it’s the hash link, specifically – but I’ll do some testing to see what the actual interaction is. I’ve tested this with links in the form of <a href='#'></a> triggering some kind of scripting and it has worked with all my tests; so something more is going on.
Of course, commenting out those lines of code is a totally reasonable short-term solution, but solutions that require you to edit the plug-in every version aren’t the best long-term choice.
Yeah. Having worked to configure this “The Events Calendar plugin” for a couple of days now, I think it has certain issues which may or may not also cause the weird link behaviour, but I can only speculate.
Yes, at least I have a workaround for this special case with the calendar plugin 🙂
