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Hey everyone – first and foremost please accept our apologies for any inconvenience. It sounds like most of you have things in hand and it’s obviously late in the day to intervene, however we will of course take this on board and try to isolate the underlying issues.
I don’t know of any limitation like that, certainly if you are calling wp_reset_query() everything ought to be good. I’ll try and make some time to check this out and see if I can run multiple queries of my own, but as I say it’s not a problem I’m aware of.
Yep, there is a space in there. If you need a dash you could try this: http://pastebin.com/B2HiwRA2
Hi Shabbir.
That’s a strange problem, particularly if you can instantiate DOMDocument from elsewhere without any problems.
Although it sounds like you’ve done some thorough debugging already I’d just like to clarify if the output of phpinfo() from your initial post was obtained via the command line or not?
Also, the snippets of code you tried to share with us aren’t showing up. Unfortunately this forum doesn’t handle things like that very well so it’s usually better to use a service like Pastebin or Gist if you want to share code or output from functions.
Last but not least while on the face of it this is looking like some sort of configuration issue I think it is well worth running through some standard troubleshooting steps first of all, just to make sure we’ve covered the bases.
- Can you deactivate all other plugins except for The Events Calendar and of course related plugins such as Eventbrite
- Can you switch back to a stock copy of a default theme, such as Twenty Eleven
- See if you can replicate this problem
I look forward to hearing from you.
OK, well distilling your code down to the basics and using the correct date format does seem to yield the expected results for me: http://pastebin.com/3pLzHj2g – so I’d definitely advise using ‘Y-m-d’ format.
Hi Kishore, that’s a slightly more involved process. First of all please read over my above posts and also the Themer’s Guide (if you haven’t already done so) as you will need a good understanding of the basics first of all.
One way that I might tackle this is to create a custom ecp-page-template.php. I would also create two additional templates, each providing a different layout. Some code can then be added to your custom ecp-page-template.php to load whichever of these is the most appropriate choice:
There are actually a ton of different ways you might handle this – for instance you could also wrap up the get_sidebar() call in a conditional statement that checks to see if the current request is for the grid view or not – so there is no right or wrong way to approach this but you should certainly stick to techniques and ideas you are comfortable with.
Michael: what you really need here is a level of support that I can’t offer you.
The block of CSS rules beginning on line 306 of events.css http://pastebin.com/THY7F660 are actually being respected, so far as I can see, it’s just that they don’t have any bearing on the problem you mentioned:
However if you mouse over any of the first two events this friday, you can see the text dosen’t wrap nicely around the photo, got any solutions for that?
All I can really suggest is that you take another look at my previous paste http://pastebin.com/yhM7pQM9 (it doesn’t look like you’ve implemented anything like this).
Please also bear in mind that this is already catered for in the default events.css file – however the thumbnail needs to be contained within a div of its own (div.tribe-events-event-thumb) and it looks like you have removed this – that’s perfectly fine of course, the whole idea is that you can customize things, but you do need to have a solid grasp of HTML and CSS (or work with a designer) to pull this off.
Then I’d guess you’ve made the change in the wrong place. What stylesheet did you change (and where within that stylesheet is the change that you made)?
You’d need to apply some CSS, something like this http://pastebin.com/yhM7pQM9 (not a complete solution).
Sorry group, I totally missed that error message. This one is filterable: http://pastebin.com/iSrUfx7u – does that help? Of course you should change ‘Anti spam message of your choosing’ to whatever you think is appropriate.
(This code could be added to your theme’s functions.php file.)
