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Update: My apologies I did not get back to this thread in the past week. Pretty busy!
We can switch to the default WordPress theme – however it needs to be at a specific time since there is an entire community that uses this website and its calendar.
Can we set something up for Tuesday in the early afternoon? Please reply back when is suitable and we will make sure to switch to that theme at that time. Thanks.
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Hello. We are having issues with the Events Calendar Pro at http://work.uucpalisades.org/events/.
Essentially, we’ve had to use CSS to remove all buttons that call on AJAX to move to the next or previous month.
Just wondering if there is a way to take AJAX out of the mix completely, aside from using CSS to hide things.
jdking336,
Sorry to hear you’re having trouble here, but hopefully I can help. Yes, we’re definitely aware of the AJAX paging issue, and our developers are working on a fix for the next release of hte plugin. Ultimately, the issue comes down to the fact that some themes don’t implement best practices in their code base. The AJAX functionality in our plugin currently relies on theme’s implementing the body_class() in the <body> tag.I’m noticing that your theme appears to be using body_class() properly, but AJAX paging isn’t currently working. Have you disabled it temporarily? I’d love to investigate further, so just let me know if that’s the case.
Thanks! 🙂
-Casey-
I just wanted to follow up and see if you’re all set here or if you still have further questions. Just let me know if you need further help or if I should go ahead and close out this thread. Thanks! 🙂
-Casey-
Hi, I’m sorry for the delay in our response.
So yes we did a little custom hiding of the AJAX components via CSS. I just removed the code in question, you can check out the calendar now at http://work.uucpalisades.org/events/
You’ll see that the calendar still hangs up. I’m using Chrome browser.
Also FYI we are using a standard StudioPress theme called Outreach, so I think that it was coded correctly. It’s not a freebie theme or from a sloppy developer.
Below is the code we used to hide the AJAX components.
/* Custom */
.tribe-bar-date-filter{display:none!important;}
.tribe-bar-disabled #tribe-bar-form #tribe-bar-views{left:0!important;width:100%!important;}
.tribe-events-sub-nav{list-style-type:none;margin:0;padding:0;line-height:normal;text-align:center;clear:both;}
.tribe-events-sub-nav li{float:left;margin-right:5px;text-align:left;display:inline-block;zoom:1;margin:0;vertical-align:middle;}
.tribe-events-sub-nav .tribe-events-nav-next{float:right;margin-left:5px;text-align:right;}Thanks for following up. Can you try temporarily activating the default 2013 theme to see if the issue still persists? If that resolves the issue, then we can at least narrow it down to something conflicting in your theme.
If not, could you try deactivating all other plugins to see if that resolves the issue? If so, then try reactivating them one-by-one to determine if another plugin is the culprit. Give that a try and let me know what you discover. Thanks! 🙂
-Casey-
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