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Seems to have been resolved via a server upgrade.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP FullCalendar] JS Errors on running with WP 5.6I had the same results as well (calendar never loading – pinwheel spinning forever); the jQuery Migrate Helper plugin using the 1.12.4 legacy setting got it operational again (Thanks @optimizingmatters )
It’s curious also that it never shows up within the logging aspect of that module, but it won’t load without it…
And upon installing that, there’s a warning in the WordPress backend to not be relying on it as a long term solution.
Figured it out, here’s the solution via CSS:
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In reply to: [WP FullCalendar] Sluggish load times on our calendar latelyHyper Cache seems to be helping, thanks Frank!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP FullCalendar] Sluggish load times on our calendar latelyHi Frank,
Thanks for the reply. Currently installed PHP version is 7.0.27.
I’ve tried various combinations of Autoptimize, WP Super Cache, and various other caching plugins…it doesn’t seem to help the WP-FullCalendar to load any faster. The rest of the site loads very quickly, it’s just the WP-FullCalendar page that is slow.
I’m going to ask my hosting company about object caching, one of the caching plugins I tried mentioned that neither Memcache nor Redis PHP extensions are set up.
Nevermind, found this on their twitter:
Yes, we've just renamed 'Compose' to 'Templates'. We will update the docs soon. sorry for the inconvenience.
— Icegram (@icegram) October 25, 2017
I found this online and it’s working well, I’ll just use it instead for the ICAL functionality…
Tried it that way also, still getting a no display error:
I’m using the default location for the events page:
It works fine when I try it on the demo page for the events manager here:
http://demo.wp-events-plugin.com/events/events.icsSince it’s doing it to me even on a clean installation, that’s why I thought maybe the guide I followed on setting up LAMP/WordPress was missing a necessary component?
Out of curiousity, I set up a clean installation of WordPress following this guide (same I used the first time around):
https://www.tecmint.com/install-wordpress-on-ubuntu-16-04-with-lamp/I then installed Events Manager onto that test site, and nothing else. It’s still giving me the same error messages…perhaps that guide I followed is missing a necessary component installation?
I deactivated everything but Events Manager, switched to the default theme, and then to the default permalinks. I’m still getting the same errors shown in my previous post when I try to view <site>/events.ics or <site>?ical=1
It’s possible I broke something while test driving the various calendar modules available in WordPress, I tried about 20 of them before I found this one which filled my needs.
Hi Jordan,
I switched to the default “plain” permalinks in WP, and I got the following errors:
Then I switched back to the custom permalink I had been using and it did they both looked like the 2nd screenshot in the link above … site cannot be reached error.