Calendar View Not Showing

[Scott]

Hey guys! Just installed this plugin on a new website, and noticed some weird behavior – the calendar view is not showing.
REPRODUCE: http://masterseriesseminars.com.s112128.gridserver.com/events/
SETUP: WordPress 3.3.1 | Events Calendar 2.0.3 | Events Calendar Pro 2.0.3 | PHP 5.2.17
Take a look, and let me know your thoughts. I have made sure that we have the correct file up for the calendar view, and have turned off pretty permalinks to try and fix, but no matter what I do it will only show the event list view.

Thanks guys!

[Rob]

Hey Scott. Thanks for the note; this is a weird issue and not one that I can recall having crossed our paths lately. Let me get Jonah to take a look this morning and see if he knows what’s up; if not, I can run it up the dev flagpole internally here. Apologies for the inconvenience in the interim.

[Scott]

Thanks Rob, let me know if you learn anything. Just wanted to let you know that I deactivated every plugin except for the Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro plugins, and that didn’t fix anything; so I know it is not a plugin conflict

[Jonah]

Hey Scott, have you tried switching the Events Template in Settings > The Events Calendar to “Default Page Template”? This might help…

[Scott]

I just changed it to the ‘Default Page Template” and there is no change. I will leave it up for now, but let me know if there’s anything else I can try. Thanks again!

[Jonah]

That was a shot in the dark. I wonder if it’s a theme/plugin conflict. Have you tried disabling all other plugins? Have you tried switching to Twenty Eleven? I know it’s not a solution but it will at least help us narrow this down… And what about turning debugging in WordPress on? Any errors specifically related to the plugin?

[Scott]

So I did try disabling all the plugins, and nothing happened. Then I tried doing the debugging, but it wasn’t showing any errors. However, when I switched to Twenty Eleven, it did start working, so I am going to try to see what the difference between the two is, but thanks for your help so far and if you have any other ideas why that happened (so I can hopefully avoid it in the future) let me know!

[Scott]

I know WHAT is causing the issue, but I don’t know WHY:

‘header-menu’, ‘menu_id’ => ‘nav’, ‘link_before’ => ‘‘, ‘link_after’ => ‘‘ ) ); ?>

in header.php will cause the Calendar to be unviewable. Please let me know if you know why this would happen, and I will see if I can call the menu somewhere else and fudge it into place

[Scott]

sorry

'header-menu', 'menu_id' => 'nav', 'link_before' => '', 'link_after' => '' ) ); ?>

[Scott]

OK, I don’t know why, but it’s cutting off the first part – it’s the wp_nav_menu function of WP

[Jonah]

Hey Scott,

I’m using Genesis in my test setup and unregistered the current nav, registered a new menu and called wp_nav_menu to load it and my calendar works fine. Let me get one of the other devs to take a look…

[Mark]

I’m having the same problem as well and none of the above seem to work for me except changing themes. However, this isn’t much help since it doesn’t isolate the issue. Any help is appreciated.

[Mark]

Alright I went through narrowing down the issues and figured it out… something in this code is causing the issue:

<?php
query_posts( $query_string . '&cat=51&posts_per_page=15' );
while ( have_posts() ) : the_post();
echo '‘;
the_title();
echo ‘‘;
endwhile;

wp_reset_query();
?>

[Jonah]

Hey Mark, where is that code being called? Is it on the calendar page and what is it for?

[Rob]

Hey Mark, what theme are you using here? One of our devs would like to try and recreate your environment to identify what’s up.

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