kailas108

The fix was to code into IE to use the IE9 mode. I forget exactly what the code was… but I had to put it into the meta tag in the header for the site, and then all the pages were interpreted by IE properly, including the Ajax Calendar. It was some kind of compatibility mode… to the latest version of IE at the time.

Also – looked at the XHR in Firebug, and it’s hitting admin-ajax.php. Looks up the categories in the calendar. Returns some JSON. with the categories and the events.

Just found this and it worked.

# This is the whitelisting of the ajax handler

<Files admin-ajax.php>
Order allow,deny
Allow from all
Satisfy any
</Files>

I have the same issue. Can’t understand why this plugin needs access to /wp-admin

Kailas

Getting the same issue.
PHP 5.4.4.
Error reporting turned off in PHP.INI.

In xlee’s reply the author says they are updating the code. So how could the error happen if he updated the code last year?

This is such a great plugin. I would hate to be unable to install it in the new server.

This was solved by setting PHP.INI to display_errors = off.

Ok. I solved this by

.fc-header td{white-space:normal;background-color: red; max-width: 300px;}
.fc-header-title h2{margin-top:0;white-space:normal}

When whitespace is set to normal, the table wraps and the elements reflow.

Modified CSS to get the desired width after reading more of your FAQ.

#aec-menu{float:left;padding:10px 0;max-width: 300px;}
#aec-header{width:100%;clear:both;padding:0;margin-bottom:0;max-width: 300px;}
#aec-calendar{font-size:13px;line-height:16px;max-width: 300px;}
#aec-calendar table{margin:0 !important;max-width: 300px;}
#aec-container{position:relative;float:none;max-width: 300px;}

HOWEVER – fc-header is a table, and apparently is inheriting an overriding width of 100%. I have added the modification:

fc-header {max-width: 300px%} – didn’t work

So I tried fc-header table {max-width: 25%} – didn’t work.

Could you help me to limit the table with the header, because even though I got the calendar to fit nicely, the header is not respondign and is still set at 100%.

Kailas

Hi Eran,

I figured out how to make the calendar smaller by setting the height to 300px and then embedding the page in an iFRAME that had a fixed width of 300px. The HTML you wrote responded very well. However, then when I clicked on a date/event, the overlay appeared but it did not adjust so it displayed the event information but it was in the overflow, and out of view.

Is it possible to have the option of opening the event in an overlay that wraps the information to display at smaller sizes?