Calander views not working

[Jonah]

Hi Beth,

We are currently on version 3.0.3 of the PRO plugin so if you are not running this, then please do update either via auto update or manually. What theme are you using?

– Jonah

[Rob]

Hey Ben! Rob from Modern Tribe here. Know that we are committed to looking into this further and our developer has set aside some time for it tomorrow. I see that the login you’d privately sent us is since deactivated; would you mind emailing a fresh one to pro /a/ tri.be so we can test accordingly?

Thanks to everyone for their patience on this end so far.

[Jonah]

Hi Ben,

We are still waiting for an update from you on this before we can do anything else. Please provide the updated credentials as soon as you can or we’ll close the thread.

Thanks,
Jonah

[Ben]

This reply is private.

[Stacy]

Leah, I received another email just now with Ben’s username and password. Just wanted to let you know that it is still happening.

Jonah, I exported everything to my local server and found out it is my theme that isn’t working with the calendar plugin (anymore, because it used to but now it isn’t). So weird. I haven’t done any major updates to my theme either so it will be tricky to figure out what is causing this specifically. If I figure out I will let know you.

[Jonah]

Hi Stacy (and everyone),

Sorry about the credentials being visible by others, we were sure we had this fixed but we’ll take another closer look and make sure we’ve got this locked down for sure this time.

@Stacy – what theme are you using?

– Jonah

[Stacy]

A semi edited version of the premium Kakia theme: http://bit.ly/144gipZ. When I go to the calendar page on my site, it just says page not found. But when I switch to twentytwelve it finds it just fine. This is my dev site (on a different server) with twentytwelve: http://bit.ly/18CXEhJ and here is the live site with just a few content changes from the dev site: http://bit.ly/17DtExF

[Jonah]

Hi Stacy,

Did you try changing the Event Template option in Events > Settings > Display?

– Jonah

[Stacy]

ah ha! OK, I changed it now to default events template and it works, but I get an error on the top:
Warning: session_start() [function.session-start]: Cannot send session cache limiter – headers already sent (output started at …/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/default-template.php:17) in …/wp-content/themes/kakia/header.php on line 12

[agape]

This reply is private.

[Jonah]

Hi Stacy,

Hmmm, ok. Can you paste the contents of your theme’s header.php to http://snippi.com/ and post them here? Or even better, could you email us a copy of your theme so I can take a look? You can email to pro [at] tri [dot] be and attn. to me and reference this thread please.

Thanks,
Jonah

[Jonah]

Hey agape,

I’m not seeing what you’re reporting in Firefox. Calendar and Photo view work fine. Are you on the latest version of FF?

– Jonah

[Rob]

Hey agape/Stacy: just wanted to follow-up on this, both because I haven’t seen any action here in a few days and because Jonah is no longer on the team (his last day was Friday, so I’ll be taking over this thread).

Please let me know what else you need!

[agape]

Rob:
Thanks – yep, it is still happening in Firefox – have a looksy:

http://dev.agapelive.com/calendar/

As you can see- default 2012 theme on, only plugins on are The Events Calendar / Calendar Pro.

Gravity Forms plugin is also on — cause I’m debugging that too. I think I left credentials in previous post if you want to login as admin and look around?

[Barry]

Hi agape,

I see what you mean (with list view “sticking”) and that is – unfortunately – a bug that recently surfaced and will be fixed in a forthcoming maintenance release.

In the interim, if you’re happy editing wp-config.php can you add the following definition:

define('SCRIPT_DEBUG', true);

Then please flush your browser’s cache and take another look – does that resolve this? (Assuming it does, then once the next maintenance release arrives you should be able to remove or comment out that line.)

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