• I love the plugin, but it’s just not working with my site. The reason for this is based on my hiding of the WP Engine menu in my dashboard. If I hide via https://support.wpengine.com/how-to-remove-wp-engine-quick-links-from-admin-bar/ this process, I get the error on the calendar of “not able to contact blog”.

    If I comment out the line:

    add_action( 'admin_init', 'jpry_remove_menu_pages' );

    then the calendar works as expected. Is there a reason why this is happening in this way? If I leave that line in and then goto the calendar, to ultimately receive no data, I see in the javascript console 3 errors.

    Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token < admin.js:34
    Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'plugins' of undefined jquery.flot.selection.js:40
    Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'plugins' of undefined jquery.flot.retina.js:3

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

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  • Thread Starter Jason Resnick

    (@rezzz)

    I’m sorry — the errors are

    Resetting to date from the edcal_Date cookie: Mon Jan 21 2013 00:00:00 GMT-0500 (EST) edit.php:1111
    Uncaught SyntaxError: JSON.parseIt edcallib.min.js:42
    Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token < admin.js:34

    The calendar adds itself to the Post menu. I’m guessing there is an error when the page is generated because adding this menu is failing. The error you are seeing is because the page didn’t render correctly.

    There’s probably another error in the HTML if you view the source of the page. Can you please check for it.

    Thanks,
    Zack

    Thread Starter Jason Resnick

    (@rezzz)

    No, I can get to the Calendar just fine. But when I do, none of the data in the calendar is filled out and when I go and try to Add a New Post on a particular day, it doesn’t add it.

    The strange association is because if I enable the WPEngine menu item, the calendar works just fine. But I don’t want my users having access to the menu item so I’m hiding (as per the URL linked in my first post). When that’s hidden, I can get to your calendar under the Posts menu, but no data is loaded and I can’t post anything.

    If I look in the JS Console when that WPEngine menu item is hidden, then I get this javascript error.

    Uncaught SyntaxError: JSON.parseIt edcallib.min.js:42

    Any chance I could log into your blog and take a look? You can send the login credentials to [email protected].

    Thread Starter Jason Resnick

    (@rezzz)

    Unfortunately Zack, I can’t give you access to the site. As a developer, I know how frustrating and hard it is to debug via messages, but if there’s something that I can do, run, write, etc that would help in finding a resolution to this, please let me know. I’ll be more than happy to do whatever is needed.

    I’m not sure what to say here. Any ideas how I can reproduce this on my developer blog?

    Thanks,
    Zack

    Thread Starter Jason Resnick

    (@rezzz)

    Are you on WPEngine at all?

    No. I’ve never really run WPEngine.

    Thread Starter Jason Resnick

    (@rezzz)

    If I record a screencast, would that help in any way? Or do you really need access to it?

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