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SOLVED, I apologize, here it goes the problem: I have 2 domain names pointing to the same space and I was using 1 for the public side and another for the /wp. Ajax takes it as a violation of same origin policy. Changed in WordPress settings and it is now working. Thank you for your patience and help, I believe that just by having someone to talk to helped me to search better, so it is really appreciated 🙂

If anytime anyone lands in this thread, please do not consider the change of code (post() X ajax()) unless you are debugging your code. For more on that, check this article (some pros and cons of using ajax()instead of post() for debugging).

I have spent 1 week searching for the problem in the wrong direction. During this time I had to dig into FT Calendar code, and research a lot on plugin conflicts. To my understanding this plugin is very well coded and follows all the good coding practices that are normally recommended. A very precious piece of software for those in need of calendar features such as recurring events. Many thanks to FT guys for that.

now you guys from FT need to reply 🙂 I have changed the call to jQuery.post in single-post-page-shorts.js for a call to jquery.ajax(), in order to trigger an error and parse the information. But, I mistyped a “;” after the errorFunction. Firebug console told me that 😉 But, surprisingly, the calendar works again. If I correct the mistyped ; then it displays an alert for error and doesn’t change the month. Here goes the code I replaced:

/*
		jQuery.post(FTCajax.ajaxurl, data, function(response) {
			$( 'div.ftlargecalendar' ).replaceWith( response );
		}); */
		jQuery.ajax({
    		url: FTCajax.ajaxurl,
    		type: "POST",
    		data: data,
    		success: function(response) {
			$( 'div.ftlargecalendar' ).replaceWith( response );
			},
    		error: alert('failure');
		});

Not only the code with the mistyped ; corrects the change in large-calendar, it also corrects the change in thumb-calendar. Have no idea why. Any thoughts?

hi lew, it doesn’t fire any error message, it simply doesn’t change. at the firebug console it shows a call to POST: tabs headers and post are ok, filled with data, but, tabs response and html are empty. Therefore, either jQuery.Post is not getting the response from the db, or it gets and jQuery.replaceWith is not being able to accomplish the replacement of content.

As I said at the beginning, if I prevent my theme and plugins to load jQuery, it works (the calendar changes when I click next month), but otherwise it stays frozen when I clieck. When the calendar is working then it is my slideshow (s3slider from my theme) that stops working. So, I believe it is a conflicted call to jQuery or something like that.

hi layotte, disabled quick cache but no difference. Quick Cache doesn’t compress script unless you change some settings at server side, which is not our case. But, anyway, disabled that and had no changes. When I first noticed this problem I thought it would be a conflict with another plugin, so I checked to make sure that all my plugins are correctly loading jQuery using wp_enqueue_script. That seems to be the case. The far I could go with Firebug was to that bit of code below: one of these 2 functions are not responding correctly, but I don’t know which is the one ($.post() or $.replaceWith()). Could it be that FT Calendar is not relying upon jQuery library for any of these 2 functions?

jQuery.post(FTCajax.ajaxurl, data, function(response) {
$( ‘div.ftlargecalendar’ ).replaceWith( response );

hi, sorry, got moderated for the html code, here it goes at pastebin:
http://pastebin.com/cSrPAXyj

Hi, I am having a similar problem, when I click on arrow to change month the calendar does nothing (both thumb and large). First noticed this a week ago, but not sure if it was happening before as I didn’t entered November events until last week. Tried to deactivate other plugins and no lucky. The only way it works is if the theme slider (s3slider) is not activated and no jQuery loaded. Can anyone help me with that?