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Fix SharePoint Events Web Part See All Button Redirecting to Blank Page
Question details
Users need to resolve an issue where clicking the 'See All' button in a SharePoint Events web part leads to a blank page when loading events from another site.
- Product
- Microsoft SharePoint
- Device & OS
- not provided
- Scenario
- Navigating to a SharePoint page and clicking the 'See All' button on an Events web part to view the full calendar of events.
- Observed behavior
- The button redirects the user to a completely blank page instead of displaying the aggregated list of events from the source site.
Ensure you have the exact URL of the affected SharePoint page and verify if the events are being pulled from a different source site within your Microsoft 365 tenant.
Test in an InPrivate or Incognito Window
Use a private browsing window to determine if the blank page is caused by local browser cache, corrupted cookies, or conflicting extensions.
Browser-specific issues often cause redirect failures in modern SharePoint pages. By isolating the session from your stored cache and active extensions, you can confirm if the issue is local.
Launch your web browser and open a new InPrivate window (Edge) or Incognito window (Chrome) using the browser's main menu.
Navigate to your SharePoint environment, sign in with your Microsoft 365 credentials, and locate the page with the Events web part.
Click the 'See All' button. If the page loads successfully, clear your regular browser's cache and disable third-party extensions to fix the issue permanently.
Verify Cross-Site Access and Replicate the Issue
Check whether the blank page is isolated to your account or if it affects multiple users due to cross-site permission barriers.
Escalate to the Microsoft 365 Administrator
Report persistent tenant-level routing issues to your IT team, as Full Control permissions on the site may not be enough to fix global SharePoint bugs.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Why does the SharePoint Events web part pull events from other sites?
SharePoint allows administrators to aggregate content dynamically. By configuring the Events web part property pane, you can choose to display events from the current site, a specific hub site, or across multiple sites in the tenant for a unified calendar view.
Do I need Full Control permissions to fix this web part issue?
Not necessarily. If the blank page is caused by a tenant-level bug or incorrect cross-site redirection settings, even a user with Full Control on the current site might not be able to fix it without assistance from a global administrator.
How do I find out which source site the events are coming from?
If you have edit permissions, click 'Edit' on the top right of the SharePoint page, select the Events web part, and click the pencil icon. In the property pane that opens on the right, look at the 'Source' dropdown to identify where the events are hosted.
