Pagelines

[Rob]

Hey Rachel: hope things are well with you. I wanted to follow-up on this, since I haven’t seen much in the thread/our internal ticket on the issue…and Jonah is now out on sabbatical for the next few weeks.

Can you confirm if you’re still having issues here? If so, I can take point on this and make sure we get you what you need this week. Thanks for your patience on it so far.

[Joyce Grace]

Another user, Larry, is having the same problem, as noted here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/calendar-widget-nav-causes-featured-slides-to-replicate/#post-23461

[Larry Martin]

I’m following this thread now. Thanks.

[Casey]

Larry & Rachel,
We’ve escalated this issue to our development team and will keep you updated. Thanks and stay tuned!

[Larry Martin]

Standing by, Casey. Thanks.

[Jonah]

Hi all,

I’ve got word back from one of our developers and what he said is that:

“Pagelines is executing its init.php file on the AJAX call (it is in the theme’s functions.php file). The way that users can solve this is to add this line of code:”

if ( !defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) )

directly above of the line that reads

require_once(get_template_directory() . '/includes/init.php');

in the Pagelines theme functions.php file.

Can you guys please try this out and let us know how it goes?

Thanks,
Jonah

[Rob]

Hey folks. Anyone monitoring this thread who could test out Jonah’s last suggestion, and let us know the results (so we can either troubleshoot or close out this issue accordingly)? Thanks in advance…

[Rob]

Since there hasn’t been any activity here in 2 weeks, I’m going to mark Jonah’s solution as the answer and close out the thread. If anyone finds they’re still having problems shoot an email to pro a/ tri.be and we can re-open the thread as needed. Cheers!

[Rob]

Opening this momentarily to update with some context from Larry, who was participating earlier and emailed with some insights. Larry’s functions.php file was appearing like so: http://pastie.org/4800030. Hee pasted the suggested line — if ( !defined( ‘DOING_AJAX’ ) ) — ahead of the require_once statement, and it seemed to fix their issue.

Yes! Just wanted to get this logged, in case anyone else finds themselves in a similar predicament down the road. Closing the thread once again now 🙂

[Brook]

We are going to archive this topic to prevent future replies. If any of you fine folks who see this need assistance with something similar, please feel free to open a new topic. Cheers!

– Brook

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