• I’ve installed Ajax Event Calendar into a WordPress and using it in a theme page and everything is working fine in all browsers, except in IE7, the header content is no appearing correctly, the month heading is cut off and the next, previous, month and year selectors are not visible. I’m pretty new to WordPress and have exhausted trying to fix the IE7 problem.
    This website is for a school and are using IE7 heavily, so I need to get it fixed.
    Here is a test page link – https://www.staplehurstschool.co.uk/calendar2.php
    If anyone has a fix for this or can see my error, please let me know.

    Many thanks
    Colin

    https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/ajax-event-calendar/

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  • I’m having the same problem and the .js file mentioned in all the other posts is fine. I can’t figure it out. The entire nav section on the front end (Month/Week selector and Month selector that allows you to scroll through months) is completely missing in IE 7. This is not good since I have a company of over 25,000 people IE 7 who now can’t use this particular feature.

    It would be really nice if we could get an answer.

    You can duplicate this error if you download IETester and test a site in the IE 7 window.

    Please fix asap.

    berlina

    (@berlina)

    Does anyone know if there was a fix for this yet? Using IE9 and Event Calendar V1.0

    ElleRae

    (@ellerae)

    There hasn’t been a fix but I found a work around – use conditional comments to show IE 7 and lower the list view and use conditional comments to show the calendar to everyone else. Here’s the code I used to accomplish this:

    <![if !IE]>[calendar]<![endif]>
    <!–[if lte IE 7]>[eventlist limit=100 noresults=”No upcoming events available.” whitelabel=true]<![endif]–>
    <!–[if gte IE 8]>[calendar]<![endif]–>

    The first line says, “If not IE, show the calendar.”
    The second says, “If IE 7 or less, show the list view.”
    The last line says, “If IE 8 or greater, show the calendar.”

    berlina

    (@berlina)

    Thanks ElleRae,

    Not to sound stupid, but where would I put the code? ??

    berlina

    (@berlina)

    Also I can’t get it to work in any version of IE. So do you know how I would say “if IE, show list view, if not IE show calendar”?

    ElleRae

    (@ellerae)

    You put that code into the page or post area (under HTML view) where you want the calendar to show up. If you’re using a widget use a text widget and put it in there.

    <![if !IE]>[calendar]<![endif]>
    <!–[if IE]>[eventlist limit=100 noresults=”No upcoming events available.” whitelabel=true]<![endif]–>

    That says “if not IE show calendar” and “if IE show list”.

    berlina

    (@berlina)

    ElleRae,

    Thanks so much! It worked great! ??

    ElleRae

    (@ellerae)

    You’re welcome. ??

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