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No that’s not what I mean. If you visit the downloads page you will see that the latest version of Events Calendar PRO is 2.0.10.
The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO must always been in synch with one another (in terms of version numbers), so if you are using The Events Calendar 2.0.10 then you need to use Events Calendar PRO 2.0.10 also.
I’m not sure how you could have updated it and still have it at version 2.0.5; how did you go about the update – manually or automatically?
It’s possible – especially if you copied and pasted the code straight across first time round – that this is just an encoding issue.
I think what I’d try here is editing those files again. This time, delete those dash marks and reinsert them using a standard hyphen. It may look the same in the editor, but will hopefully fix this when viewed in the browser.
If that still doesn’t work you may need to change the actual encoding of the relevant template file. It’s hard to give specific instructions for that as it will vary according to the text editor or other tool you are using, but many offer a menu option such asSave with Encoding and in this instance UTF8 is probably a safe bet (that’s the charset of your webpage).
after filling all the correct/valid details when I submitted the post I got a blank page
Hmm, that’s concerning. There are three possibilities to look at then.
First, try our standard troubleshooting steps. Disable all other plugins and switch to a default, unmodified theme and see if the problem still occurs. If that solves the problem then reactivate everything one-by-one until it returns, taking note of the last plugin you activated at that point.
Second, this could be an environmental problem: can you find out what PHP’s memory_limit setting is – talk to your web host if you are unsure – and if necessary increase it, I’d recommend 64M as a minimum (again seek the advice of your web host on how to do this. There are a ton of tutorials out there to show you how you might do this but they will not always work on all servers).
Third, and once more get hep from your host if you are unsure where to find this, see if you can obtain the server error log for the dates and times when this happened. Note that it is the error log and not the access log we are interested in here.
Thanks!
Yes it should.
Something I note (if the plugin versions you quoted when creating this thread are accurate) is that your plugins are out of synch. For instance, the current version of The Events Calendar is 2.0.10 and this must be used with Events Calendar PRO 2.0.10 or erratic behaviour may result.
So if your plugins are indeed out of synch that is something you should remedy at the earliest opportunity.
Not impossible; does this occur on the staging installation you created where nothing else was installed?
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Does this tutorial help at all here?
… And I forgot to provide our email address ([email protected])
Hi Phil: can you email us briefly explaining the situation (mark your email FAO Leah in this instance) and I’m sure we’ll be able to provide a copy of the previous versions.
I would prefer not to link to various downloads here as the forums are open for browsing by general members of the public.
Thanks!
Hmm, nothing springs to mind. Perhaps you could subclass TribeEventsQuery and override the setupQuery() method, eliminating the is_admin() check. Of course that may be a moot point in the context of scheduled tasks anyway.
Be great to hear how you get on and how you solve this 🙂
It’s sounding that way, unfortunately. We’re definitely aware of this and other problems relating to WPML and an effort is underway to resolve them, however realistically a substantive fix could be a number of releases away, I’m afraid.
Right, but as I think you point out yourself this isn’t going to happen since the logic within TribeEventsQuery::setupQuery() is such that the query filters needed for this aren’t put in place (when is_admin() returns true).
Whether that’s true when a scheduled task runs I don’t know, I suspect not but you would need to test that out for yourself – you’ll then be in a position either to use tribe_get_events() or to find an alternative approach whether that’s based on custom queries or an amalgam of WordPress API functions.
No I can’t really say. When I test this out the appropriate date is appended to the URL of the first event in the sequence as you might expect; you did mention something about a manual loop you introduced – could this be a hangover from that or other custom code?
So to go back to your original question:
So is there some way to get the date for the next upcoming event for a recurring event?
If you know today is 2012-11-21 then you could essentially just look for posts where the _EventStartDate post meta is greater than that, obtain the post ID and you’d have your event.
