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  • Thread Starter johnaustinny

    (@johnaustinny)

    I updated my theme version of my wordpress theme. That seem to fix a few issues with a few plugins that were using ajax I beleave. I also updated to wordpress 3.5.1

    I’m having this issue with WordPress 3.5.1 and plugin v. 1.0.4 (deprecated curCSS is no longer present in the js file).

    Culprit found!!

    Perhaps someone can tell me why this was breaking the calendar?

    I had, in a document ready script:

    jQuery.colorbox.settings.current = "{current} of {total}";

    FIX:

    To keep it running, I just made it specific to the gallery pages where I need it, it now doesn’t run and interfere on the calendar page.

    if (jQuery('div.gallery').length > 0) {
      jQuery.colorbox.settings.current = "{current} of {total}";
    }

    Which I probably should have done anyway, but it seemed like an innocuous little C+V job!

    Advice: check every piece of javascript you have, especially those interacting directly with properties of the jQuery object!!

    I’m sorry if this is a stupid question, but where do I find this “document ready script”?

    Same Problem. Same WP and plug in versions. Same question as ayu13.
    Newbie and not techie. ?? Help!
    Plugin serves in 4 different tabs for different group events.
    Thank you in advance.

    Hi ayu13, cadzgiz,

    In my case, this was something I had added to header.php (but may also be part of a pre-made theme you’re using).
    It looks like this:

    jQuery(document).ready(function() {
        // with a bunch of lines here
    });

    I was using colorbox via the Lightbox Gallery plugin.
    I wanted to change some of the settings, so I was interacting directly with the settings object, which was part of the colorbox object, which extended the jQuery object (if you follow!).

    However, on my events calendar page, there was no lightboxs, so the colorbox object never got added to jQuery.
    In that case, when I called jQuery.colorbox, it resolves as “undefined”.

    This is what appeared to break the calendar script, as it appears that jquery.fullcalendar.min.js is also extended the jQuery object (from what I can tell of the minified code!).

    Long story short – I think the issues with this plugin probably all boil down to jQuery conflicts.

    To test – Disable all other plugins, and switch to a standardized theme (e.g. twentytwelve). If the calendar works here, but not in your desired theme – you may be having similar problems.

    If you like, send me a link to your site and I can take a quick look and see if I see the same issue.

    A

    Hi there. Seems you all have been successful at loading your calendar on your site. I have not. In need of direction and not tech savy. Just updated wordpress and all other pluggins… and no longer have the calendar present. Your help would be appreciated.

    https://www.brilliantly-baby.com

    Thanks!

    @pierson – Have a look here: Ajax Event Kalender

    I’ve used the All in one calendar vesion 1.7. After this version it was a mess!! This WAS one of the best plugins I’ve used.

    @pierson Looks ok now! Did you find your problem?

    AppSynergy,

    Would you mind helping me? I’m having a similar issue, although my shortcode is not parsing at all. I’ve disabled all other plugins, changed to the standard 2012 theme, etc. Still nothing.

    https://stcolumbaschurch.org.uk/test-2/

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