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Hello –
My Events Calendar Pro Calendar Widget stopped working after the 3.4 update. When a day is clicked on the calendar Widget, it just links to the websites URL (http://www.mywebsite.com/#) instead of the actual event.I’m having the same problem.
It appears to be a theme related issue but I’m not able to nail down exactly what’s causing the problem. I’ve disabled all scripts from the theme and I’m not getting any javascript errors on the site.
Same here – no errors and have disabled parts that load scripts (social bar, sidebar, sliders…etc) and the widget still did not work. I did switch the theme over to WordPress’ default one and the calendar widget worked – I think this is going to be a jQuery conflict. It would be nice to have someone from Tribe to look at this – the theme I’m using is a popular one from themeforest so I assume there will be many more users with the same issue.
Howdy studiof1,
I would like to take a look at this. While it is a pretty rare issue, a few others have reported the problem as well. It would be nice to see if there is a common root cause. Would you mind emailing the theme as an attachment to [email protected], and including this thread in the body or subject of the email?
Nick I will have to get back to you. I found a link to your site in one of your other topics, and the problem is not readily apparent there either. Would you mind emailing your thread as an attachment as well? It could not hurt to have both to examine commonalities. Thanks!
– Brook
Hello –
Thanks for taking a look – just sent an email with the requested info. Looking forward to a possible solution.Hello again studiof1,
This is crazy but that theme works fine for me! I have a stock install of WP3.8 with Tribe plugins for testing purposes, and your theme is running perfectly on it. I even tried enabling every option in the theme just to see if one of them could be the cause.
Let us double check some things. Would it be possible for you to go to Theme Options > Backup Options and save a backup. Now on that same screen hit “Reset Options”? I doubt that will help but please test and see if the Minical is working. If not, could you backup your theme folder locally then remove it from the server, then upload a fresh copy of the theme from the zip you sent me. Then test… If it still is not working, could you disable all your plugins while still running this fresh copy of the theme. Test… If after all this it still is not working, could you then try enabling the 2013 theme again.
If that last step is the one that finally fixed it, we have a very puzzling issue. It would seem that somehow your WordPress environment has likely deviated from the stock one, which is generally a sign that it is corrupted. To test this you will need to reinstall WordPress. Fortunately WordPress has a great guide on how to upgrade. Follow those steps, only instead of installing a more recent version (which does not exist) simply install the current version again. Make sure that when you get to the step of reinstalling plugins you redownload fresh copies of the plugins. This guide will walk you through redownloading our plugins.
If one of the other steps fixed, please let me know which one. If disabling one of the plugins worked, which one? If the fresh copy of the theme works, then I would try reimporting your settings and making your modifications, then seeing if it continues to work.
Does that all make sense? Please let me know the result, and if I can help clarify anything. Thanks!
– Brook
Hello –
Thanks for taking the time to look at it. I followed your direction/suggestions and the only thing that fixed the calendar widget issue was switching the theme to WP’s 2013. Obviously that’s not a solution for me since I want to use my template so I decided to go ahead and downgrade back down to events-calendar (v3.0.3) and calendar-pro (v3.0.5) — my calendar widget started working again so it appears to be something with the new v3.4.1 version. I think I’m going to stay on v3.0.3 for a while or until a few more revs of your v3.4.x
Thanks!I am sad you had to downgrade, but I totally understand. If you are interested in testing a bit further I may have found the culprit. The theme you sent me defaults to setting custom CSS classes in the sidebar. But, it also allows for custom sidbars, which you have likely already defined. On line 49 of \framework\sidebar-generator.php you will see the following:
'before_widget' => '<aside class="widget '.$sidebar_class.'" id="%1$s">',If you change it to this (like WP recommends plugins/themes do) I think you will be golden:
'before_widget' => '<aside class="widget '.$sidebar_class.' %2$s" id="%1$s">',When you do that if, you inspect the sidebar <aside> elements you should see that they each have their own unique classes, and the tribe events one will have “tribe_mini_calendar_widget” included in the list. Thanks for posting! If you have a chance to try that, please let me know how it turns out.
– Brook
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