[Samuel]

Hi clubbingpriest (fun name btw 😉 ). Unfortunately I cannot recreate this with my 2.0.11 core/pro/com combo (even using your exact category names and date ranges). Do you have a custom version of list.php running in your theme folder (template override)? If so can you share this with me? Also, what are the reading settings for wordpress set to (looks like you might have it on 6 min but just checking for crossed wires)? In regards to loop setting what do you have events set to (Admin->Events->General->Number of events to show per page)? Thanks! If none of this gets us closer i may ask you to install debug this plugin so we can take a look at the full query being executed.

[Samuel]

Hi Emu! I confirmed the issue. The 2011 theme was telling images to be max-width: 97.5%. This was causing the maps images to not size correctly. I have added a css line to reset the map images. This should release soon in 2.0.11. 🙂

[Samuel]

Hi Bernhard! I have confirmed this issue and am very sorry for the trouble so far. Do you happen to have a db backup for your site pre upgrade? We are looking at patching this bug asap in the 2.0.10 version, and we are also looking into creating a script to fix this for people who did not perform a db backup. I will report asap.

Sam

[Samuel]

Hi Tara! I am also having no luck recreating this. I even went and started recreating exactly your addresses that failed over in my dev on 2.0.10 to no avail.

Now, in your pages, i see that on page 5 of your list, a few events DID manage to retain their leading 0, such as this one:

http://www.thehartfordstore.com/event/looped-starring-valerie-harper-5/

Is there any way you could look at this in your admin and spot any pattern as to why some of your events do retain the 0? Some kind of common trait to them or their entry/edit flow?

For an event that is dropping the 0, can you try out a different zip, not starting with 0 and see if the bug remains?

Thank you!

[Samuel]

Thanks Keith, I was beginning to find the same thing. I’m going to take a look at whether we can update the saveEventMeta function tied into create/update to be smarter in the case of updating. If not I’ll get the docs updated. Thank you again for taking the time to give feedback, appreciated!

Sam

[Samuel]

That would be great if you could report back on that, I definitely experienced the same as you, but wp_update_post was fine. Thank you for taking the time!

[Samuel]

Hey Kyle! So tribe_update_event() is working for you now? Because a test of the function for me in a clean dev environment did produce the same effect, wiping of meta and start/end time. sam

[Samuel]

Hi Cynthia!

While we do not offer customization services ourselves for our plugin suite outside of large scale projects, we do do our best to offer tips/assistance for small changes to functionality/layout for all our pro customers.

It sounds to me like you require venues to only be available for use once in a given time range, and on top of that you need “child venues” to also hook into this logic? For this case you would require a developer with solid back end skills to make the necessary modifications. If they run into any specific issues while executing the changes we would be more than happy to give feedback on any of those.

If you don’t have a developer available to do the job yourself, you can always try services such as freelance switch to find one capable of doing the work: http://jobs.freelanceswitch.com/search/

We also have robust documentation for them to refer to here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/

Let me know if I understood your needs correctly!

Sam

[Samuel]

Hey Kyle!

Very sorry for the issues you are running into. I also ran into this issue for version 2.0.10 testing the tribe_update_event() function just now, and have another dev coming in to check on it with me who is more involved with that part of the plugin.

For now, i did also test wp_update_post() and found all my meta and event date did hold.
Setting an event to draft from published worked fine for me running something like this:
http://snippi.com/s/5hqp00s
Can you verify your wp_update_post function is really wiping the meta/date while we look into resolving this bug? Is it totally removing the dates when using wp_update_post()?

Thanks so much!

sam

[Samuel]

OK, at least it’s looking workable now Anthony, though a few tweaks are needed. I assume you have a backup of that custom work? Down the road, you can note that instead of deleting the folder you can just rename it, that would have saved the custom work right there and made ecp load the defaults.

The folder could have contained other custom work for your calendar/events pages (not just the grid) that you might miss now/down the road, work which a themer/developer could port easily…

Customizing ECP does require at least a basic knowledge of css/html but our documentation is robust in regards to structure and methods:
https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/
Good luck!
Sam

[Samuel]

Hi Anthony! I don’t think this is related to your server move. What i do see happening is that you are using a custom css (style sheet file, it controls the layout of the event pages/grid) which is now outdated.

The custom style sheet file that your theme is loading contains old names that have now been changed in Events 2.0. So I am going to assume that in fact your plugin has recently upgraded from version 1.x to 2. Did you do an update run on your plugins recently?

To resolve this the person(s) who created your theme need to modify the names in the custom css file to the new standard ECP uses (mostly replacing instances of “tec” with “tribe”, plus port any new style information that has been added by comparing the files. Or – to at least get default styles running – the custom css must be removed for now from the header so ecp loads its untouched one.

Let me know if you need more information!

[Samuel]

To have your custom ECP files loaded they must be put in a folder you create called “events” in the theme directory. if it didn’t load from that location there is some issue with the install. Since you have modified the plugin file directly be aware that on the next upgrade of ECP you will lose that customization!

[Samuel]

Posted at same time! Cool, glad you sorted it!

[Samuel]

Their documentation covers this in the faq. If you scroll down to the Customization area of the FAQ you will find info on this.

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/faqs/

Now, from my experience, generally they dont change those files too much, but, if customizing them you should monitor changelogs and when the template file itself is modified you would have to re-port your customizations to get the new functionality.

[Samuel]

Ah, cant post html, right.

tribe_previous_event_link(); and tribe_next_event_link(); including the wrapping div.

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