ElleRae
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You’re welcome. 🙂
You put that code into the page or post area (under HTML view) where you want the calendar to show up. If you’re using a widget use a text widget and put it in there.
<![if !IE]>[calendar]<![endif]>
<!–[if IE]>[eventlist limit=100 noresults=”No upcoming events available.” whitelabel=true]<![endif]–>That says “if not IE show calendar” and “if IE show list”.
There hasn’t been a fix but I found a work around – use conditional comments to show IE 7 and lower the list view and use conditional comments to show the calendar to everyone else. Here’s the code I used to accomplish this:
<![if !IE]>[calendar]<![endif]>
<!–[if lte IE 7]>[eventlist limit=100 noresults=”No upcoming events available.” whitelabel=true]<![endif]–>
<!–[if gte IE 8]>[calendar]<![endif]–>The first line says, “If not IE, show the calendar.”
The second says, “If IE 7 or less, show the list view.”
The last line says, “If IE 8 or greater, show the calendar.”I’m having the same problem and the .js file mentioned in all the other posts is fine. I can’t figure it out. The entire nav section on the front end (Month/Week selector and Month selector that allows you to scroll through months) is completely missing in IE 7. This is not good since I have a company of over 25,000 people IE 7 who now can’t use this particular feature.
It would be really nice if we could get an answer.
You can duplicate this error if you download IETester and test a site in the IE 7 window.
Please fix asap.