[Barry]

Shabbir, just a note that I will now close this thread (since you said the problem was resolved and a good period of time has presumably passed without incident since then).

Hope you enjoy the rest of your Eventbrite experience and thanks for your support 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Tai: just checking in to see if this is still an issue for you?

[Barry]

Cool, glad you’ve got it sorted 🙂

[Barry]

I’m working blind a little, since I don’t have your custom post type code so this is completely untested – but you might be looking for something closer to this: http://pastebin.com/595Be8GG

[Barry]

Thanks for sharing Achim 🙂

[Barry]

OK, that’s a shame. Changing the theme is described here, if that’s any help to you.

[Barry]

Well, I mean the fact that you modified Events Calendar PRO but then erased the plugin and re-installed it afresh suggests any customizations have been obliterated, unless I’m misunderstanding you.

As in my last post, right now it is rather sounding like the problem is some code lurking in your theme:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function dynamic_content_gallery() in /home/borolife/public_html/wp-content/themes/jaxx/index.php on line 8

Does switching back to Twenty Eleven (temporarily of course) resolve the problem? I don’t mean that to be a long term solution, just a means of zeroing in on the underlying cause.

[Barry]

Hi Matthew,

That’s unfortunate.

From the sound of things you’ve removed any trace of the modification you made and judging by the fatal error you have quoted this relates to some code in your theme (“Jaxx”?).

Would it be possible for you to switch to a default theme such as Twenty Eleven and see if that removes the issue? Then we would definitely know that it is related to the custom theme and could troubleshoot from there.

At the moment this isn’t really sounding to me like it is a problem stemming from The Events Calendar, even though the chain of events you have described might lead you to think that.

Are there any recent changes that you made to your theme? Do you know if your theme depends on another plugin being installed and activated?

[Barry]

No problem at all – and thank you for replying with the answer – it could be helpful for other users, too.

[Barry]

Hi Doug! Something like this would probably require some care and attention to ensure that nothing else is adversely impacted upon … with that in mind what I’m going to do is log it as a feature request for one of the devs to look at.

It’s a solid idea and once a dev has had a chance to assess it I will update you with news of their decision – just be aware that this might take a few days.

Thanks for raising this and for your continued support 🙂

[Barry]

Sure. Actually I see the same errors on the page you just linked to – although if the map works then perhaps that isn’t the real problem. However it would be good to run through the standard troubleshooting steps first of all.

One other point, are the addresses (for events that are not showing) complete and valid?

[Barry]

Hi again Tom, thanks for that. We do have a number of forum improvements in the works and one of those centres on making it easier to post code in here – however for the time being Pastebin/Gist etc offer the best chance of successfully sharing code here.

Anyway, to the problem at hand, one part of the puzzle could be that is_home() erroneously returns true on pages such as the main events page, so it could be that your code is inadvertently fouling the main Events Calendar query since you are modifying the query whenever the following condition is satisfied:

( is_home() && false == $query->query_vars['suppress_filters'] )

I’m borrowing the following snippet from a different thread however if you look at the first line inside the function you will see one way of working around this problem:

http://pastebin.com/dvMKKs4U

[Barry]

Hi Emeline, Google Maps don’t seem to work on either of the URLs you provided (at least not for me). A couple of Javascript issues I noticed on both pages:

• Uncaught TypeError: Cannot call method ‘setAttribute’ of null … you can see the code that is causing this here http://pastebin.com/N15NJUHN
• Unsafe JavaScript attempt to access frame with URL http://www.detoursdescene.com/fiche-concert/randy-weston from frame with URL http://googleads.g.doubleclick.net/pagead/ads?client=ca-pub-4203252534187327&shortened Domains, protocols and ports must match … perhaps relating to an advertising plugin you are using?

Some tried and true troubleshooting steps you could run through include disabling all other plugins and reverting to a default theme such as Twenty Eleven.

If this eliminates the problem, try reactivating everything one at a time – testing at each stage to see if the problem comes back. That way you should be able to isolate any conflicts to one or more plugins (or your theme), which might get us on track to solving this 🙂

If anything I have said is unclear or you need further help please don’t hesitate to shout back.

[Barry]

Hi Ken – sounds like an interesting idea. Would something like this meet your needs? http://pastebin.com/dvMKKs4U

[Barry]

Hi Achim.

I’ve no doubt you could do this however because it is a fairly advanced topic I don’t think it’s something we can help you with – realistically you would need some solid PHP and WordPress development skills to do this.

If you get something together though it would be great if you could post back and share with the community 🙂

Thanks!

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