[Plugin: Ajax Event Calendar] Events are not appearing on the website.

No, it’s not the same thing – but the plugin does not support cross domain requests and it appears that your implementation is triggering such a request. I have no prior experience with this scenario.

If you can describe every step you took to setup your wordpress implementation and the plugin installation – it might help explain the situation for more effective troubleshooting.

I went to lunch, came back and checked my site. And on the calendar, no events are showing. When I go to admin, all events show on calendar. I have checked all logs and no errors reported. Calendar shows on web site but no events. Here is link to calendar: https://southtexastv.com/wordpress/?page_id=141

Please help.

What did you eat for lunch?!? I wouldn’t go back to that restaurant – it breaks your WordPress implementations.

I imagine something other than lunch happened if you were at some point seeing events on the frontend calendar. Read the installation notes, and the FAQ and make sure everything is setup correctly. Check your error logs (php and wordpress) and your javascript console for clues to something that can explain the situation in a more meaningful way.

LOL.

The calendar was working just fine. I had it exactly the way I wanted it. Events showing and everything. If you checked my link, you will see the calendar is loading, has all my buttons etc. No javascript errors. Nothing in php logs or wordpress logs. And all events show up in wordpress admin. Since I posted, I downloaded the plugin and replaced the custom css in my directory with the downloaded version (since it was the only file I modified) and still no events showing.

brb while I go take a tums ??

Then I guess you’ll really need tums after I tell you that I haven’t got any other suggestions than those I’ve already given you. This behavior is all implementation and if you claim to have completed all the troubleshooting suggestions without any additional leads I’m fresh out of ideas.

(munch munch swallow)

What?! ?? Okay, I will uninstall and start over. I have notes of changes I made on .css. I will implement them mone at a time and see if I find (stumble) across problem. One question though. How can I keep all my events and use them over once I re-install?

Thanks

P.S. did you look at the page?

I doubt it’s your CSS customization, I think it’s a behind the scenes issue. Yes, I looked at your site and saw that your implementation wasn’t transmitting any events.

To backup the calendar data you’ll need to download and install a backup plugin. Run a plugin search for the word “backup” and select a plugin that can backup and restore tables that are not native to WordPress (eg. custom tables).

OMG! It works!

On the admin page, the WordPress address (URL) was an ip number when installed. It was changed to my domain name (by me) right before I went to lunch. So, the link with an ip number does not produce events on the calendar, but the link with domain name does!!

Call me resolved!

Yep – that was a fix for me as well. Just put in your domain with no extension.

GO TEAM!!!!!!

I’ll add this to the FAQ.
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Hi Eran,

Our calendar is not displaying any event content. We have events in October that appear on the admin page and in the widget, but the calendar does not show these events. The request works. Can you please help me troubleshoot this issue? We love your calendar and hope to get it working correctly soon.

Empty Calendar: https://www.truedigitalsecurity.com/blog/events-calendar/ (No events should appear in September, but events should appear in October)
Populated Widget: https://www.truedigitalsecurity.com/blog/

Thank you for your time!

To properly consider user requests, all feature requests and bugs should be submitted to the new issue tracker with complete details.

Before you post, be sure to read the FAQ to see if your issues can be addressed by configuration.

Be sure to remove all other possibilities from the troubleshooting equation by disabling all other plugins and switching to the Twenty Twelve theme. At that point, if the calendar works as expected, begin restoring your original settings one by one, testing the calendar in between each addition. When the calendar stops working, you will have found a potential cause of the conflict and can make a substantive report.

We determined that your calendar does not work when SSL logins for WordPress Administrators are forced with “define(‘FORCE_SSL_ADMIN’, true);” in the wp-config.php file. We were able to resolve by overriding the URL in the plugin code to the straight https:// version instead of the https:// version that gets returned by the “admin_url()” function.

Thanks for sharing your findings – I’ll add that information to the FAQ.