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OK, well there’s a couple of things I’d point out here.
http://dev.iadc.org.php53-4.dfw1-2.websitetestlink.com/?ver=pprjq1
The first is that I don’t think the source file referred to in the error you quoted is anything to do with us; if I inspect its contents, this is what I see:
//not setSo perhaps talk to the vendors of your theme (or any other plugins you might be running – or even your developer if you’re working with one) to check on that one as I’m not at all sure what the role or purpose of it is.
The second is that while I totally understand you want the latest version of jQuery that still isn’t the version that ships with WordPress, at least not currently. Whether that will actually cause a problem or not I don’t know (when I visited your site I couldn’t see the error you referred to above) but just bear it in mind.
Hope that helps 🙂
And the source of that error is definitely the code in the above template? If you were to comment out/temporarily remove that tribe_get_events() call does it still occur?
Hi Sean: tribe_get_events() is still very much a part of The Events Calendar. Is it possible you are calling it too early in the request (can you give a bit of context as to how you are using it)?
Hi Xavier, I’ll definitely add this to the wishlist. There are a number of complexities in this idea and we do also have some other essentials that are going to be factored in first of all though.
Great idea though 🙂
Right, so the ability to automatically remove attendees is not currently there and I’ll add a note that this could be a useful feature.
We can delete the “purchase” but it doesn’t remove their name from the attendees list. The only options there are ‘check in’ and ‘uncheck in.’
Again the ability to actually remove attendees as a manual administrative function could be useful.
Guys thanks for all the feedback, will definitely feed this back.
Yeah so I’d say this is a bug, unfortunately.
The tooltips are initially “nudged” into position so that they are nicely aligned. Once you navigate forward/backwards the bit of code that does the nudging is no longer called, however, which is why even if you navigate to the current month the alignment has been lost.
I’ll create a ticket for this on our bug tracker, in the meantime if you need to resolve this and you are confident working with Javascript please try the following:
- Open up wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/resources/events-mini-ajax.js
- Back it up! Make a copy and place that copy somewhere you can easily find it in case you need to roll back
- Replace the contents of events-mini-ajax.js with this code: http://pastebin.com/6wHVa6ue
So that may get you back on track, alternatively I’m afraid you would likely need to wait until our next release before this is fixed.
Hi Louise – interesting. I can replicate this running a default theme (Twenty Twelve) too, so you’re not alone if that’s any comfort!
Give me a moment to look into this.
Hi again David, yep so this is indeed the same problem. If you are familiar with tools such as the Javascript console provided in many modern browsers you can test this for yourself by running:
jQuery().jquery;Currently on your site this results in “1.4.1” which is a much older version than that which ships with WordPress (I believe we’re on 1.7.2 now or thereabouts).
Please refer to the post I linked to previously – this is either something your theme is doing or possibly another plugin – so you should talk to the respective author/vendor and check if everything will run using the version of jQuery that currently ships with WordPress.
Hope that helps!
Hi David, that sounds suspiciously like the problem I detailed here. Is it possible your theme/another plugin is swapping out the default version of jQuery that ships with WordPress for another version?
It’s easy to check if you can share a URL to your site.
Hey Shawn – just checking in here: do you need any further support / have any further questions, bearing in mind that I am unable to see or replicate the issue?
Hi Hunter, since I can’t replicate this and we’ve had no other reports, I am wondering if this is a highly specific problem seen only on your computer and any identical machines in terms of browser, browser extensions and underlying operating system.
There’s not really much more I can offer I’m afraid, so unless you have any further questions or ideas you want us to explore my inclination is to close this thread.
