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Hi there. Apologies if this has been dealt with before, but I spent a fair while searching and couldn’t find it.
I’m using Version 3.1.2 of the Events Manager Extended WordPress plugin, and the latest version of WordPress (3.0.1). Unfortunately neither of the calendars appear to work properly.
Both the large calendar and the sidebar plugin will appear on the page (at the current month) when the page is loaded. Any events in the current month are highlighted as expected and clickable, taking the user to the individual event.
However, clicking the arrows to change the month (either forward or back) causes the entire calendar to disappear. I have a test page with both the large and sidebar calendars present here:
http://dev.ringforth.com/events/
(note: the problem remains even if I only have one of the calendars in the page).
Has anyone encountered this problem before? If so, is there a fix?
I got the same problem with the events list only going out 30 days, must be a setting that can be changed somewhere, but not sure.
The fix is simple: use the correct settings. In the page sourcecode you can see this:
http://dev.ringforth.com/10111wpbcyc
==> your blog url is “http://dev.ringforth.com/10111wpbcyc” but when going there, access is denied …
please fix your settings.
That’s not the same problem that I have, jcosier. The Events List works fine for me and will show all of the events in the system. It’s the functionality of the calendar module that’s broken for me (shifting forward and backwards by month).
Many thanks for the quick reply, liedekef. Unfortunately I’m not 100% sure I know what you mean. The blog front page is http://dev.ringforth.com/. The WordPress install is in the subdirectory (10111wpbcyc) and I reroute to it from index.php. Are you saying that I need to alter the file permissions on the subdirectory (to 777?) Or that I need to reroute the script to the subdirectory?
Sorry for being so dense, but it’s such a great plugin (it does exactly what I need it to do) that I really want to get it working.
I think I’ve sorted it out. I moved the WordPress install out of the subdirectory and now the calendars seem to be working.
Great plugin by the way!
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