I saw some another post here describing this phenomenon and the proposed solution was to turn WP_DEBUG to false in the wp-config file. I tried that to no avail. The calendar displays properly in Safari, but will not load in IE or Chrome.
Can you set WP_SCRIPT_DEBUG = true in wp-config.php?
There is a js error when I’m looking at it in Chrome that is not showing up when I look with Firefox. The error is pointing to the minified version of full_calendar, which makes it difficult to pinpoint. If you set that in wp-config.php, it should load the non-minified version, which will make it easier to track the problem down.
I’m seeing several error messages related to undefined variables in the EE plugin. Is this something I can fix? I believe I have the most recent versions of the EE and the EE calendar?
Those aren’t related to the calendar. The suggestion that Sidney made was to set
WP_SCRIPT_DEBUG = true
not WP_DEBUG.
This may be another jQuery plugin installed that’s causing the issue, as we are not able to reproduce this. In order to narrow down what’s causing the issue, can you try temporarily deactivating all non-EE plugins and try loading up the Calendar page in Chrome? If that doesn’t make a difference, then the next thing to try is install the theme test drive plugin and test out the default WP theme.
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