The test about 3.2.1 and 3.2.2 was for rfigueroa, not you, as not the same issue!

About your admin access, sorry still give a 404 error page... You are maybe filtering access by ip or else...

In all cases, on free forum, i can't take time (not enought time for developpement!) to have always a look on an access not working...

I hope you understand that i do an advanced support for Pro users, and give help on free forum, but i have to take time too for developpement, and many users are waiting for new features!

So, i need your help to check all your extensions, one by one, and see which one is making the conflict. (this is time, and so, i will really appreciate that you can give the name of the extension making conflict!)

You have to test template, modules, and plugin first (in this order.)
By disabling one by one extension on the page where calendar is, you will find which one is doing a conflict!
And, begin by template!

TIP : what i can see in code generated by the events page is a strange html header :

If it is the original code of the template, it is not good!
If you have changed it, so why ?

And, is class no-js means no Javascript ? If yes, for sure, the calendar won't work if you disable JavaScript on the page... Search for options too!

The problem with is solved for whazupdez with the module calendar attached to this message.

@rfigueroa : can you test it ?

(the problem was a conflict with template library, and JText::script function used to display in your language the "loading..." text)

Lyr!C

Maggi ha scritto: Hello
I think I have the same problem maybe.
If I visite my site and try to klick at the calendar (next month/year or a event) it doesnot work.
After I click to the menu list to a content site than it works also.
I tried to install the mod above but it doesnot affect it.
I use Joomla 2.5.17 with Beez 20.
Greetings
Maggi

Hi Maggi,

Maybe test my last developpement version attached to this message.

And Merry Christmas!

It's okay with the link!

The problem is your module mod_animateimages loading a too old version of jQuery 1.4.2...

Try to disable this module and it will work. (or should! if no other conflict)
If you need this module, try to see if an update is available, as really old!

If not, try to install the plugin jQuery Easy, activate it, and select load jQuery 1.8 from the plugin.
If after this, your mod_animateimages is working, so good news! Calendar should too!

If not, your module animate is too old coded, and i recommend you to search for an other one.

Happy Holidays!
Lyr!C