Enfold Theme

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  • March 24, 2014 at 3:50 am #10124 Reply

    I want to purchase the Pro version to use with the Enfold theme but I tried the free version and this is what happens. http://cf940.com/event-test/
    Is there a fix for this?

    Melissa McDorman
    May 3, 2014 at 11:47 pm #10678 Reply

    Hi. I have a similar problem with a different theme, but notice that in a plain theme (like TwentyFourteen) the calendar will load with events.

    Is there something that must exist in modern themes that is required as a minimum to make this work? In our theme (custom) the calendar list loads ok, but shortcodes either just spin and never load, or they get written out to the screen as shortocodes (literall [eo_fullcalendar] shows up instead of a calendar).

    Can you help answer these questions before we consider making a purchase?

    Thanks

    Sam
    May 4, 2014 at 10:27 am #10684 Reply

    Hi Sam,

    The only requirement is that wp_footer() is called in the footer of the theme. This is because scripts and styles maybe loaded in the footer. There are a couple of reasons why the calendar may not load – these are discussed in the FAQ (along with suggestions on how to go about fixing any issues) – but include:

    • Bugs in other JavaScript files
    • Outdated jQuery / jQuery UI versions being used
    • Error messages ‘polluting’ the ajax response

    If you’re still not sure what’s going wrong, I’d recommend using the free forums.

    Hope that helps!

    Stephen Harris
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