Events Not Showing Up Under My Events

[Tony]

[NOTE: Admins if this is a duplicate post from earlier I made then please delete it. I can’t remember if I hit the “Post Discussion” button or not]

I need some help here. I’m working on rolling out the community events plugin, but running into problems.

On a clean install of wordpress using the twenty ten theme it works perfectly. No WP_Routing errors, all events show up, flawless for me.

On a copy of our live server on my localhost with the exact same settings in permalinks, events, and htaccess file settings I’m running into two problems.

1) When a subscriber adds an event it does not show up on the My Events link even though the event is approved.

2) When I roll over the “Display” on the My Events section it has this link:
http://corpsite.dev/WP_Router/wp-router-placeholder-page/#

Both sites are running:
WP 3.4
Events Calendar 2.0.7
Events Calendar PRO 2.0.7
Events Calendar Community 1.0.1.1

Both sites are using postname with no category in the permalink url structure. The settings are identical. I’ve even uninstalled every single plugin I could think of but these plugins and still it’s not working.

I can do a screencast if you need to see what I’m talking about but I’d need to wetransfer it to you.

Has anyone else ran into this issue. I’m kind of pulling my hair out here.

[Tony]

Looks like I’m getting an error here:
syntax error
[Break On This Error]
jQuery( “thead th” ).each(function(i){
It’s on (line 238, col 39) of http://corpsite.dev/events/community/list/

[Tony]

Let’s try this again. the did not show up because it created the actual paragraph.

jQuery( “thead th” ).each(function(i){

Take out the spaces.

[Jonah]

Hi Tony,

Can you please post the code errors to pastebin.com / pastie.org ? We’re still working on getting better code formatting here.

To answer #1 above, there is no anonymous viewing of My Events, so your subscriber will have to be logged in to be able to access the My Events page. Are they logged in?

I tried to visit your site but could not access it. You must be working on something. Can you please get it back up so we can take a look? I won’t be able to take a look until tomorrow morning at the earliest.

Thanks,
Jonah

[Tony]

Sure no problem. The code where it’s breaking is here: http://pastie.org/4161640

[Tony]

Dang I wish I could edit posts. Jonah in answer to your questions…
1) I know they need to be logged in to their own account to see it. I created a “subscriber” account to test on and they are not showing up.

2) the reason you’re not able to pull the site up is because the full url link I sent you was on my localhost.

What I can do is create a screencast showing you all the steps to replicate it and then email you the screencast.

[Jonah]

Is that the full error message you’re seeing? Can we see your site? Have you tried re-installing the plugin?

[Tony]

Jonah I’m sorry I did not see this message until today. I must not have been notified via email (can you have the notify checkbox selected by default?). I’m developing on my localhost so it’s tough for you to see my site. What I can do is send you a screencast of what’s happening here so you can see for yourself if re-installing the plugin does not work.

Yes that is the full error message I’m seeing. Just that. I can also send screenshots to you too. Whatever you need from me let me know and I’ll do my best to get you want you need to track this bug down.

My Marketing Officer is getting antsy with having this feature rolled out.

[Jonah]

Hi Tony,

As mentioned in my email reply this appears to be primarily permissions based. If anyone else is noticing this issue too I’ve filed tickets to have this fixed ASAP but in the interim you can fix this by installing the Members plugin (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/members/) and then modifying the permissions of the subscriber role so they match the following: http://cl.ly/2v2H300C0i39473W0C3r

I hope that helps!

– Jonah

[Tony]

Replied to your email. That fixed most of the issues. Although now subscribers if they have access to the backend can delete event categories. As long as we can keep that off the menu that would be great.

[Jonah]

Hey Tony,

Your best bet to limit the backend display is going to be using something like: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/admin-menu-editor/ or http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/adminimize/

The latter is my personal fav but I’ve used both with good success. Again, this is only a temporary workaround and we’ll get all the permission stuff and backend stuff fixed in an upcoming version.

Hopefully that gives you everything you need to move forward with this! Thanks for being patient and working with us on this.

Cheers,
– Jonah

[Tony]

Okay I finally figured out what was giving me the problem with the paragraph tags being placed in there. I was using Frontend Membership by NetChillies plugin (cost $45) and is what is breaking the my events. The other bugs were fixed but when this plugin is activated it’s broken. That’s not your problem, but if anyone is reading this stay away from that plugin. It doesn’t play well with this plugin.:(

[Rob]

Dang, sorry to hear about that conflict Tony – glad you were able to identify it though. If you have been in touch with that plugin’s dev and they need anything from us to help make the plugins integrate smoother…just let me know. Happy to send them a copy of the plugin or have our devs answer any questions they might be faced with.

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