Pavel

Hi domtom123

Thanks for the information, we’ll try to find out what could happened there and will keep you updated with the progress!

Pavel.

Hey justinvdv,

Sorry to hear that you have these issues after update. Can you please provide some more information about your setup and try the following:

1. Clear your browser’s cache (or open new “incognito” tab and log in there)
2. Deactivate and activate the plugin
3. Visit the settings page and try again

If it doesn’t help please open your browser’s console window (in Chrome it is in More Tools menu -> Developer Tools), select Console tab there, refresh your page and see if any errors are shown there.

It can also possible happen because of a conflict with other plugins. Did you install or update any other plugins recently? If yes, try temporarily deactivate them and try again.

If you have any information that you can share with us, but don’t wan’t to post it here, please, feel free to send it to [email protected], mentioning the link to this topic.

I hope it’s just something with your browser cache and can be easily fixed. If not – we’ll investigate and find the way to fix it.

Thank you!
Pavel.

Hi Teri,

Calendar embedded via a shortcode pulls its data from the main calendar. So it can’t load anything that is not displayed there. Thank you for pointing on this limitation! Perhaps, we need to change the way it works a bit. I raised a new “idea/bug” here: https://ideas.time.ly/ideas/CAL-I-150 Please, vote for it or add comments there – that will help us to collect more information about the issue and to decide how to prioritise it. I’m resolving this topic just to move the discussion there, if you don’t mind.

About the memory peaks. It shouldn’t happen in general, even if you have a lot of categories. Do you select all categories there? If so, just try to deselect them all, please. That will include them all but will be less resource demanding.

Thanks a lot, hope we’ll get it fixed soon!
Pavel.

Hi nstratman,

Calendar on that page is rendered, but nothing is working. I can’t change the dates or anything. There was an issue with shortcodes that we fixed in the upcoming 2.3.9 release (I think it will be released today or in the beginning of next week). That update should fix this issue and lets see then if the conflict with your “Table of Contents” plugin still remains.

Let us know please, did the update help.

Thanks a lot,
Pavel.

Hi smrgolfer,

It seems that JS scripts are not loaded properly there. We are releasing a new update soon, and I really hope it will fix this issue.

Meanwhile you can try to disable “Frontend Rendering” and “Advanced JS Cache” in the “Advanced settings” tab of the plugin’s Settings page. That might work. Or just please kindly wait for the update (I think we are planning to release it today). Let us know please if it worked for you.

Best regards,
Pavel.

Hi Sofian,

Thanks for raising this topic! You are right about centering the images in stream – I think we can fix it in the upcoming update. We don’t want to create a lot of thumbnails in all possible sizes for different views, so we just use medium there. But maybe we need to rework it a bit, to make sure that we use it more effectively. I’ll raise this question with our development team to see what we can do.

If you feel brave to make some changes in the code – you can check app/view/event/avatar.php , find a function “get_post_thumbnail_url” there and prepend “thumbnail” to the array of sizes. But it will affect all calendar views (‘posterboard’, for example). And these changes will be wiped out with the next plugin update. So I can’t really recommend it. Unfortunately, there’s no easy way right now just to change something in the child-theme template.

Btw, it looks better on retina screens when images are bigger than needed =) So, maybe some would prefer to keep them as is.

Thanks a lot,
Pavel.

Great that it worked for you!

I guess “suspicious query strings” is exactly how security plugins see every AJAX query =)

P.S.

If you can send us some information related to your server (like .htaccess files, any specific configuration features, plugins you use) – it will help us a lot to speed up resolving this issue.

And of course, temporarily disabling other plugins can help to find the inter-plugins conflicts, if there are any. Does it work for you if you have other plugins disabled? What theme are you using and have you tried to temporarily switch it to any other?

If you decide to share any technical details with us, please send it all to [email protected].
Thanks in advance for your help!

Pavel.

Hi guys,

We are investigating the issue but I have more questions than answers for now, as it’s difficult to reproduce this bug. It happens just in some relatively rare environments. Perhaps, it’s something related to the server configuration you have. Caching plugins also can play their role in that.

What actually happens, is that when you click somewhere in Calendar (to change the view, date, etc) – it sends an AJAX request to the server. Instead of JSON data it gets the full HTML page as a response, despite the fact it asks for JS only in it’s HTTP headers. Our plugin tries to parse this response as it could be some JS and throws a “Syntax error”. Though it’s not a syntax error, but rather a content type mismatch.

Our development team (including myself) are working hard on that and I believe we’ll have some good news quite soon.

Thanks for your patience!
Pavel.

Oh, seems you already found the source of the problem ?? Yeah, PHP version can be an issue.

Hey guys,

That was a minor release and we tested it a lot and I’m sorry to hear that you have issues with it. Could you please be so kind to share your environment settings (WP version, PHP version, whatever else…) so we can fix these issues ASAP.

Thanks a lot!
Pavel.

Hi

Looks like it partly worked, but something is still wrong with the margins.
What theme are you using? I did my experiments with “Twenty Fourteen” WP theme and “Umbra 2.0.0.” Calendar theme.

Can you, please, make sure you are adding this fix to the end of your stylesheet?
You can also try adding ‘!important’ to make sure it doesn’t interferer with the theme or anything else, like :

margin: 6.5px 4.8em 6.5px 0 !important;

These margin values might need some adjustments depending on the theme you are using.

Pavel.

You can try this to remove it completely:

.ai1ec-agenda-widget-view .ai1ec-dropdown {
  display: none;
}

Hello

Here a CSS fix that should work. You might need to add “!important” after some (or all) values, for example margin: 0 !important; if you insert this CSS fix before the Calendar’s styles.

.ai1ec-agenda-widget-view .ai1ec-date-events {
	margin: 0;
}
.ai1ec-agenda-widget-view .ai1ec-event {
	margin: 6.5px 4.8em 6.5px 0;
	direction: rtl;
}
.ai1ec-agenda-widget-view .ai1ec-date-title {
	position: absolute;
	right: 2em;
}

Let me know, please, if it worked for you.

Pavel.