[adis]

Hi,

I think disabling Ajax totally is not necessary. disable-ajax-in-mont-view ist not a soluiton becaues it disables the filter bar.

A “hook” in the search function forcing a page refresh could be the solution. Because the filter loads the query by executing the search (via Find Events). But for displaying the results the refresh is needed. And these results are correct, actually we are so Close…. awww

I’m still researching the code and where to add him… but if you have any Ideas it would be great.

Regards

[adis]

Hi,

I have the same problem Topic here https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/filter-bar-no-search-results-after-find-button-but-correct-after-page-reaload-browser/. = but no solution since yet.

And similar problems here.

Disable AJAX in Month View

You wil find out thath if you are refreshing your browser by typed in words the results are correct.

The goal is therefore; forcing a page refresh by submitting the find events button.

The function code of the view change could be a help and replacing them of the find events, but I’m still testing the right.

Regards

[adis]

Hi,

now I installed on localhost with wordpress 3.8 and eventscalendar 3.12.3.

The good news so far, I get only corrct results in the month view. The List Day and Photo View are not showing correct results (in both versions Rollback and Current). You wont belive it but no logs are created i checked it even with other log tools debug.bar, Log Deprecated Notices. I tested it on an very clean environment.

The query monitor shows only the code of the Refreshed browser pages, so via the find events button no query is created so i can only show you the succesfull query via the browser refresh.

Request events/2015-12-18
Matched Rule (?:events)/(\d{4}-\d{2}-\d{2})/?$
Matched Query post_type=tribe_events
&eventDisplay=day
&eventDate=2015-12-18
Query String post_type=tribe_events
&eventDisplay=day
&eventDate=2015-12-18
Query Vars end_date 2015-12-18 23:59:59
eventDate 2015-12-18
eventDisplay day
start_date 2015-12-18 00:00:01
cache_results 1
comments_per_page 50
hide_upcoming 1
meta_query
Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[key] => _EventStartDate
[type] => DATETIME
)

[relation] => AND
[1] =>
)
nopaging 1
order ASC
post_type tribe_events
posts_per_page -1
update_post_meta_cache 1
update_post_term_cache 1

[adis]

Hi,

now I removed all installations, I reinstalled all Tribe Events Calendar, I tried it even with an older version but the still no results. I made all your checklists but I really dont now why your filter is not working on my theme which is strange because evertything else is fine, and the only incompability I have with is the ** filter function.

Have you any other Idea?

regards

[adis]

Hi,
Thank you ok i followed the track:

Step 1) Switch to the Twenty Thirteen theme = ok Find Button works
Step 2) Disable all plugins except Tribe Events plugins. = did it in “Muse theme” still not working
Step 3) Clear your browser cache, and retest. = still failure
No Error in the Browser, The modern Tribe Plugins are up to date, as well as the theme.

=So its an Theme issue.

I activated the debug mode and became error below, and followed the instructions and moved to folder muse/tribe-events/pro/photo/nav.php but I have still the same issue… shall i now roll back in an older version3.1 ?

wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/functions/template-tags/general.php:103 – Template overrides should be moved to the correct subdirectory: photo/nav.php is deprecated since version 3.2! Use pro/photo/nav.php instead.
require(‘wp-blog-header.php’), require_once(‘wp-includes/template-loader.php’), include(‘/themes/muse/template-full.php’), the_content, apply_filters(‘the_content’), call_user_func_array, Tribe__Events__Templates::load_ecp_into_page_template, tribe_get_view, include(‘/plugins/events-calendar-pro/src/views/pro/photo.php’), tribe_get_template_part, include(‘/themes/muse/tribe-events/photo/content.php’), tribe_get_template_part, Tribe__Events__Templates::getTemplateHierarchy

[adis]

Hi,

“I am not able to reproduce yet.” so you are able to get search results via the find events button?

so I tried different page templates to ensure that no rule is causing the confligt. Then I removed isotope (see below) from my functions.php. without success, but i resolved the Error Message.

In my opoinon the Find Events Button is not effective, because the strange thing is when typing a specific date or place (via browser refresch) the results are correct

Via Find Events Button no results. Helpful would it be; if have a overruling search function for my functions php??

Kind Regards

/ Isotope
wp_register_script(‘gp-isotope’, trailingslashit(get_template_directory_uri()) . ‘javascripts/jquery.isotope.min.js’, array(‘jquery’), ‘1.5.21’, true);
wp_enqueue_script(‘gp-isotope’);

[adis]

Hi Brian,

I even delted the whole file from my server and tested the search function, but the events Calendar still doesnt show results. Just the appearance of the masonry layout mode changed. Furthermore I tried other jQuery Isotope versions, but without success.

Do you have an other Idea?

Kind Regards

Adis

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Ok found it out and fixed it, pro content/scope in the pro folder. Non pro in the tribe-events.

I adjusted the single-event.php from the non ProVersion.

Kind Regards 🙂

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[adis]

Hi,

I have the same problem, I’ve updated to the current version 4.01 and the results are not showing.

The error (no results) only occurs by clicking on the find events button, when a keyword is typed in and by using the browser reload, search results are showing.. any ideas, is my setting wrong?

Kind Regards

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