sir,

problem is still there,i already try it on elgg 1.7.1 version,then now what should do.

Could you answer my previous question:

Are you actually seeing a URL with callback=true at the top of your browser? That shouldn't be possible. If you are, then it seems likely that it is a bug. What do you do to get to this URL?

sir,

yes i am seeing callback=true in the url when i click on  any page,but if we remove the callback =true from the url after clicking on the paging,then it will create the another new page body on the previous page.because it is calling by jquery ajax.

Ah, I have figured out the problem.

Replace the line (about line 126) in mod/event_calendar/show_events.php

where it says:

$limit = 4;

to

$limit = 15;

I will put a better fix into the next release.

sir,

we are apply  the jquery  ajax on navigation tab,onclick event

such as:-

<div id="elgg_horizontal_tabbed_nav">
    <ul>     
        <li <?php echo $mineselect; ?> ><a onclick="javascript:$('#event_list').load('<?php echo $url_start; ?>&amp;filter=mine&amp;callback=true'); return false;" href="<?php echo $url_start; ?>&amp;filter=mine&amp;callback=true"><?php echo elgg_echo('event_calendar:mine'); ?></a></li>
    </ul>
</div>

sir,

if we change  the limit from 4 to 15 or 20 ,problem  will still there.problem is not in the limit value ,it is in the   url or somewhere.

Yes, but as most sites do not have 15 events per month, it removes the pagination problem.

Any way, I have figured out a better solution.

Make the change I suggested, and in addition replace the

$callback = get_input('callback','');

line in the same file with:

$callback = get_input('callback','');
if (get_input('offset') !=  NULL) {
    $callback='';
}

sir,

i think so it is not  a solution and problem is still there.

It works for me.

This ignores the Ajax/callback during pagination and forces full page display, so I think it has to work for you as well.