[Barry]

Something like this?

http://pastebin.com/q3Mu3q90

[Barry]

Yeah I’d guess that’s an oversight. This doesn’t seem to be a problem in the 3.0 codebase, though, so while the workaround I provided isn’t perfect in terms of pagination etc perhaps it would fill the gap until 3.0 is released publicly?

[Barry]

Great, I’ll close this thread then.

It’d be super handy if once you logged in here to post a reply it would redirect you back to the thread you were viewing.

Definitely; it’s a point that’s been raised before. There are some changes in the works though and hopefully they’ll be rolled out soon 🙂

[Barry]

Glad you’re all sorted here.

[Barry]

Excellent 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Steven – yes a change was made. What you would need to do (if you are using 2.0.10) is define a new constant – within wp-config.php is a good place, like this:

define('TRIBE_DISABLE_DEPRECATED_TAGS', true);

That should prevent the deprecated functions (such as The Event Calendar’s old sp_* functions) from being defined. Let me know how you get on!

[Barry]

Thanks for the update Tony 🙂

[Barry]

Sorry, I totally forgot you said that you had no other plugins installed. What we’d need to do in this instance is take a much closer look, if you are happy for us to do so.

Can you:

• Back up everything and ensure you know how to restore that backup
• Email us at [email protected] marking your email for my attention
• We will run through our standard troubleshooting steps, deactivating/changing components (in this case, probably just the theme if you have no other plugins installed)
• We would need FTP and an administrative login

Naturally this would cause some disruption though we would work as quickly as possible. If that’s all in order please do email us and we’ll take a look (probably on Monday rather than this week, however).

[Barry]

OK, and when you opened the thread you marked that you had tried deactivating all other plugins: can I confirm if that affected this problem at all?

[Barry]

Anything is possible! Have you looked at these resources?

• Technical Documentation (the date template tags will be useful for what you want to do here)
• Tutorials (in particular, you need to familiarize yourself with Template Overrides
• You will also need some basic knowledge of HTML and CSS – there are some great learning resources out there that I’m sure you will be able to find by searching

[Barry]

Great, let me know if that helps.

[Barry]

That sounds really strange … if you create a new event what happens? Do you still see a no events found message and does the event still show up within the calendar view?

Can I also confirm that versions of both The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO that you are using are at 2.0.10?

[Barry]

Nice! Are you all sorted here/do you have any further questions?

[Barry]

Excellent!

[Barry]

Thanks for posting those details.

PHP Fatal error: Class ‘DOMDocument’ not found in /home/azularc0/public_html/Development/naiop/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-eventbrite-tickets/eventbrite-api.class.php on line 58

That error suggests the DOM extension (which in current versions of PHP is enabled by default) is disabled on your server – can you enable it? If you are using the services of a web hosting company then you may need to seek their advice, depending on the level of support offered.

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