linuxguy

I ran into this problem today while launching a client’s web site. You all saved me a ton of work trying to figure it out. Thanks for posting!

Hi suerama,

This was driving me crazy, too, but I found an answer. You’ll have to do some file editing. Follow this path on your WP installation:

wp-content >> plugins >> wp-fullcalendar >> includes >> js

The file you want to edit is main.js. Search for the following string:

if(!n.allDay&&B.isStart)

There should be only one occurrence in the file. Verify this before proceeding. Then delete:

n.allDay&&

so that the new string reads:

if(!B.isStart)

This solved the problem for me, and so far it hasn’t caused any problems.

For safety’s sake, I copied the main.js file to my local computer and then renamed the file on the server to main-old.js. I then edited the local file and copied it back to the server.

Hope this helps!