Not sure whats wrong but {calendar} wiki markup does not work.
The Atlassian site itself has this error: https://confluence.atlassian.com/display/ds/Calendar
We recently had confluence upgrade as well as plugin upgrades.
Which version of Confluence are you running now? One possible cause could be that your Calendar plugin is no compatible with your Confluence version.
Note that the old Calendar plungin is only compatible up to Confluence 3.4.9. It has been replace by Team Calendars.
Just to note that the old Calendar plugin worked fine on our Confluence 3.5.7 after migration from an odler Confluence version a couple of years ago.
Functionality was suddenly broken (I think after introducing a web proxy). To restore it, I had to uninstall the plugin completely using the web interface, shutdown Confluence, clear plugin cache, start up Confluence again, and re-install the plugin. Actually this time I decided to install an updated version of the plugin which I got from https://bitbucket.org/soudmaijer/confluence-calendar/wiki/Home. Although it is supposed to work on Confluence 5.1.x, it works fine also on our Confluence 3.5.7
Other interesting links:
[1] https://bitbucket.org/atlassianlabs/confluence-calendar-pluginThis is a reworked version 3.0 of the calendar plugin.If you're looking for any of the older 2.x versions, you'll find them in the 2.x branch.(Updated 2013-02-19)
[2] https://bitbucket.org/abutcher/confluence-calendar/wiki/HomeThis repo contains changes to allow the Confluence Calendar plugin (latest release 2.7.2.1) to work with Confluence 4.
[3] https://bitbucket.org/soudmaijer/confluence-calendar/wiki/HomeThis project enables you to run the legacy Confluence Calendar Plugin on Confluence 5.1.xYou can download version 2.7.4 here:http://build.oudmaijer.nl/job/confluence-calendar/lastSuccessfulBuild/artifact/target/calendar-plugin-2.7.4-SNAPSHOT.jar(Updated 2013-04-25)
Thanks,
Ioannis
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