[Plugin: All-in-One Event Calendar] Wont stop loading

I believe it is caused by preview dns configuration.
The other reason could be that there is a js error or some misconfiguration.

I am having the same issue that Rb1368 is having and I’m not a preview dns. I have tried deactivating my other plugins to see if that fixes it but with no luck.

Any suggestions?

Many thanks,
–Eric

I experience the same problem.
As long as I am logged into my WP site, the calendar works fine. But as soon as I log out, the events disappear from the sidebar widget and the calender is stuck in an endless loading state.
Non-members therefore can not see any events, which is a severe issue, since those events are there to inform unregistered users of potential events of our community. Once a user logs in, all events reappear.
I have a fresh install of WP 3.3.1 and the calendar plugin.

Any help is warmly welcomed!

Wolfgang

@gard.eric
Can you post a link to your website, I might be able to see the problem?

@wolfgang88
Do you have any other plugins installed? Are you using the default theme that comes with WP 3.3.1?

The calendar uses a script in wordpress for the ajax functionality.

https://yourdomain.com/wp-admin/admin-ajax.php

This plug in stops and just tries to load forever if it cant access that file.

When I was in preview DNS mode the path was incorrect to this script. SO when I launched my site with out the preview DNS it worked perfectly.

If the calendar cant find the admin-ajax.php file, its not going to work.

Firebug was a huge help for me with this issue.

I have figured out what went wrong.
I am using HTTPS during administration and member login (HTTPS Plugin for WordPress). It was during the switching period between SSL and non-SSL where I had the problem. Once I have closed the browser (clearing its caches) and reconnected as normal visitor the events did show up.
I did not investiagte the problem any deeper, but it seems that when in HTTPS mode the script gets blocked by the HTTPS Plugin, resulting in a hang, quite similar to the effect Rb1368 experienced.

Same thing happened with me. The problem was caused by the All-in-one Seo plugin. Try deactivating your plugins then go one by one to see which one is cause the problem…

I’m having this issue as well. I’ve deactivated all of the plugins, that didn’t help. There is no https issue, and I’m not advanced enough to explore the other options listed above. I really just need to get this to work so that we start loading events.

My website: https://www.ourvoicescountmn.org.

Same issue – I switched the site address URL upon launch and this started to happen. Not exactly sure where to go to resolve this issue (I’ve looked at each file in the plug-in editor).

Could this thread please be re-opened, or ‘unresolved’? I’d like to know where I need to go to enter the new site address url to get it working again.

Thank you.

Resolved: I launched the site and with different WordPress Address (URL) and Site Address (URL) and got the endless spinning circle (Ajax). I set both the URLs to the same value and it’s OK now.

Interestingly, if I loaded the calendar using the WordPress Address (URL) – even if it’s different than the Site Address (URL) it works. You would think the opposite would be true since some people can’t or don’t want to use the same URL for both.

Amazing. I had exactly the same problem with this plugin.

After reading this item, I checked to make sure that the WordPress Address and Site Address matched, and found that one was “www.domain.com” and the other just domain.com. I changed them both to https://www.domain.com, and this plugin is working great now.

Thanks, guys.

Hi,
I am having the same problem. I have checked my wordpress and Website URL in my Settings–> General and they are both exactly the same.

WordPress Address (URL): https://ciad.org.uk
Site Address (URL): https://ciad.org.uk

I even cut and pasted to ensure there were no extra spaces etc.
Am I doing something wrong?

Many thanks in advance.

@hypnobliss
Are you still having the issue? I checked your website and it is loading fine on my end. Make sure to clean your cache before testing.

@ynai.iliev
Yes I think you were right. I am using Chrome but once I had cleared my cache it seemed to work fine.

Cheers for helping sort it out!

I am having this exact same issue.
I just upgraded to 1.3, and calendar widget load fine.
My Calendar page loads events, but I get a spinning wheel that just sits on top forever. Any Advice?

https://www.ctkyam.org/wp/index.php/calendar/