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Resolved! Thanks so much your help & your fantastic plugin!

Have been using Mailpress for 3 years, and now a convert!

Thats what I am admitting to… I created the table by performing SQL Inner joins because I had to move stuff into your custom profile fields that was also attached with the user.

Yeah so I just checked the DB and token fields in my DB are all blank..

Can I export and then reimport to create the tokens?

Thanks for your help!

Oh, its probably my mistake then.. I manipuated the database directly because I had extra fields I was pulling out of mailpress.

Is there a way I can generate these?

I took action to try to mod this myself…

I attempted to add the following:
/mailpress/mp-admin/js/write.js line:341

changed to

if ( err == 0 )
{
document.getElementById(“publish”).disabled=true;
return true;
}

But it will not send, it will only save? From what I can tell this is the validation function with return true saying there were no errors… So thats when I try to disable the button to prevent multiple clicks

Nope didn’t solve it… Used a different calendar

Ecclesia theme relies on Google Jquery hosting and that screw lots of AJAX stuff up since JQuery is now natively included in wordpress.

Yani – Thank You again!

For the benefit of the community (the solution):
The theme was the problem. It was registering JQuery using Google old API

in functions/theme/init.php (lines 88-95 in Ecclesia)

/**
* Enqueue jQuery
*/
add_action( ‘wp_enqueue_scripts’, ‘mw_theme_enqueue_scripts’ );
function mw_theme_enqueue_scripts() {
if( !is_admin()){
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’);
wp_register_script(‘jquery’, (“https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.5.1/jquery.min.js”), false, ‘1.5.1’, true);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);
}
}

The theme was registering the old JQuery API from Google API. This is not needed in the latest versions of WordPress because JQuery is included. So I effectivly removed this code from the theme and All-In-One Event Calendar is Functional.

@yani.iliev

I am pretty new to wordpress and php, but have a software engineering background. Do you know of any documentation/manual that would explain the procedure? I am certainly open to trying.

@yani.illiev
https://www.ctk2030somethings.org/wp/calendar/ I reactivated the plugin and you should see the spinning AJAX wheel, where the calendar never loads.

https://www.ctk2030somethings.org/wp/calendar/calendar2/

I am having the same issue. The backend (wp-admin) loads a calendar full of events and the frontend (non-logged in user) cannot see any of them.

I am using Ecclesia, and I am have disabled all plugins. The problem is in the theme, but I am not sure where to start? Is there a callback that I can search for based on Ajax Event Calendar?

I also tried the All-in-One Event Calendar and it acts similar (Spinning wheel and never loads). Since both of these are AJAX based I think it has to do with an AJAX callback.

I anyone can give me any advice as to how to debug or where to start it would go a long way. Thanks so much!

My site URL and wp URL are the same an plugin still does not work. Not sure how this fixed your problem.

Yani,

Do you have any idea on what in the theme would be leading to this problem? I REALLY want to get this fixed so I can use all in one event calendar, but don’t know where to start. Does this have to do with JQuery?

All in One Event Calendar is by far, the best calendar I have run into… I would just really understand what I need to get it to work with my theme. Appreciate any insight you are willing to share. Thanks much!

Kevin

So I tried another AJAX Calendar Plugin and it has different problem but also does not function. This leads me to believe the problem is with the theme AJAX support. This is a paid theme and we have done all some custom graphics work so I really can’t afford to abandon this theme.

I am new to wordpress, but a software engineer so I can read code, but do not know where to begin. Yani, What are the requirements for a theme to support this plugin?

I spent some time reading about JQuery and it says it is already available in WordPress. So I am not sure what my next action should be.

Looking forward to your advice. Thanks

Yani,

Thanks for willing to help. The problem appears when using the ecclesia theme we purchased. When I apply the default theme it works. I am not sure where to begin troubleshooting. Any insight you can provide would be greatly appreciated.

https://www.ctk2030somethings.org/wp/calendar/

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/