Hi Javier,
That is definitely strange! Thanks for taking the time ot test with a default theme and deactivating plugins–that helps a lot.
Would it be possible to set up a test site where there are no additional themes or plugins installed? It would be great to work on a clean canvas here and see the issue in a default state. If you see the issue in that default state, please stop there and link us up so we can look.
Let’s start there and see what we find.
Cheers!
Geoff
Hello,
Thank You very much for your attention, I have install wordpress (4.2.2) with only the event calendar plugin (3.10) and I have the same problem;
http://www.ruralsanahuja.com/nueva2/calendario/
Here is my php settings;
http://ruralsanahuja.com/info.php
Thank You very much again for your help, best regards, Javier.
Howdy InsightCreativos,
Thank you for your detailed diagnostics. That was extremely helpful. I have seen this crop up on rare occasion. The ajax response that usually contains the next page of events is instead null. I noticed that you are on IIS instead of Apache or Nginx. Our plugin is pretty extensively tested on Apache and Nginx, but not really on IIS. So I started looking into why that might make a difference. As it turns out recent versions of IIS broke PHP’s ob_flush() functionality. I am willing to bet that is at the heart of the problem, because our ajax output would implement that function. There are some suggested IIS configuration workarounds here, but I am not even sure they will work in your case: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7178514/php-flush-stopped-flushing-in-iis7-5
You might give those a spin. I will bring up to your devs that it seems our plugin is not fully compatible with all versions of IIS, and see if they are interested in testing further and seeing if we can make it compatible.
I wish I had better news or more alternatives. Please let me know if you have any questions. Cheers!
– Brook
