Issues with ajax next/previous month

[Cary Bergeron]

My events page is here http://www.gocolorado.com/events if you click on next or previous month you will see the layout gets messed up. What might be causing this? Also I was using is_post_type(‘tribe_events’)to remove the featured slider and ad in my Genesis Hooks but it will revert to the default layout when navigating the calender between each month.

[Cary Bergeron]

FYI I am using my Default Page Template, when I switch to Default Events Template it does not do this.

[Cary Bergeron]

Update. I got it working by using template overrides and just using the Default Events Template. However my only problem now is I am using this http://dev.studiopress.com/display-alternate-sidebar.htm in order to add a custom sidebar to the page. The is_page_template( ” ) isn’t working to interject the side bar so instead I am using is_post_type(‘tribe_events’) which works but if I navigate months on the calender and hit Refresh it will load the default sidebar instead of the custom one.

[Cary Bergeron]

Oh and one last thing, why arebreadcrumbs showing at the top of the page?

[Rob]

Hey Cary. Excellent to hear you’ve been able to make progress on this one yourself; sounds like with regards to the sidebar issue, you need some help. I’m going to get our developer to check on that since it’s a bit outside my area of expertise.

On the breadcrumbs: those should be dictated by your theme, since they aren’t in the code by default to display on the 2011 theme. Are you just trying to hide them?

[Jonah]

Hi Cary,

is_post_type() was a conditional only briefly available in 3.0 development and shouldn’t work anymore – try:

if ( ‘tribe_events’ == get_post_type() ) … instead.

Hmmm, for some reason it looks like that does not return true when when you refresh the page though… I’m going to bring this up with the devs but I think use can use:

if ( tribe_is_month()) { … and that will return true.

Let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks,
Jonah

[Cary Bergeron]

Ok thanks a lot! So I think it wasn’t returning true because I was using a function which allowed for the use of is_post_type() and there might have been a conflict. I removed that function and instead replaced all instances of that with ” == get_post_type(). Everything is working as I wasn’t with my custom side bar except when I view individual event pages its still showing my default sidebar. This is what I am using for replacing the sidebar… if ( ‘tribe_events’ == get_post_type() || tribe_is_month() || tribe_is_upcoming())

[Cary Bergeron]

Ok i got everything figured out! Thanks again.

[Jonah]

Sounds good Cary, glad you got it worked out!

– Jonah

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