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Hi Ivano,
If you are not experiencing any functional problems with the calendar itself it may be that turning off the display of errors is the best course of action – and that is anyway recommended on live or production sites. This is a notice level error, which means it is not necessarily a critical problem and really exists for the benefit of developers.
Ideally we’d track down the source of this and figure out what if anything is failing as a consequence. At this time though I’m not sure there is any adverse impact, at least on the operation of the calendar, beyond the appearance of this warning. Is that correct?
Thanks!
Hi Stefan: I don’t see the email you sent (and [email protected] is not actually a functioning email address) – can you share the details here instead, perhaps as a private reply?
It looks like rockandrollhoteldc.com/second-floor is a custom view you have built rather than being something our plugin generates. Can you confirm the same problem occurs on plugin-generated views such as the upcoming events list? If so, since it sounds like you corrected the problem with your Becky w/Trevor Martin event, can you create a new test event (perhaps far in the future) so I can take a look at a live example?
Can you also post your System Information, as provided in the Events → Help admin screen?
Thanks!
That definitely looks like a bug to me: I’ll report that and we’ll take a look at what might have gone wrong – please accept our apologies for any inconvenience in the meantime.
We do already have a feature that allows you to display events in the main blog loop and I see no reason why you couldn’t apply a similar logic to specific post categories and the reverse – pulling posts into event views.
There would certainly be a number of things to consider in doing so however, particularly in terms of creating a sensible date ordering system when using regular WordPress posts within event views.
This isn’t however something that’s built in to The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO at this time and so you would really need to develop this idea by yourself (and, if you want to share your final solution with the community, that would be especially awesome).
Thanks – and good luck!
Can you give me a live example of one of the affected events? Can you also confirm that, if you want the change to apply to all events, you are editing the first event in the series? If you edit the 5th event in a set of 10 recurring events, for example, and apply to all, it will actually apply to the 5th-10th events events and split them off into a new chain, leaving the 1st-4th events unchanged.
Thanks also for trying our standard troubleshooting steps of deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme – can you confirm if that had any impact on this problem?
Thanks!
Does this mean I can never update without the post loop showing up?
That’s difficult to answer at this stage: I’d like to think not, but I don’t have enough information to give you an answer. Now we know that this happens specifically with your theme can you tell me which theme are you using and link to its homepage, if it has one?
Is there a list of the files updated in patch 3.3, specifically to do with any changes in the widget for the Mini Calendar?
We provide a changelog in the readme.txt file with each of our plugins – if you need more detail than that provides you could certainly use a diff tool to build a highly detailed picture of changes between versions but I’m afraid we don’t have one that is pre-made. So, yes, I’m afraid this is something you would need to compile by yourself, if the changelog is insufficient.
Hi hpaum99,
It doesn’t look like you have either the map view or search bar enabled at this time, which makes it difficult to assess.
I note though that you tried deactivating all other plugins and switched at the same time to a default, unmodified theme – did you find the same problem occurred under those conditions?
Happy to help … and merry christmas to you also!
If you have a moment and wished to post a review of The Events Calendar on our wordpress.org page that would certainly be appreciated.
Thanks again for posting and thanks also to @elixirlab for helping out here 🙂
I just wanted to drop in that, after further investigation, there turns out to be a related issue on Trac (the bugtracker for WordPress itself) which at this time has been closed/marked as “Won’t fix”. So, at this time, the solution really is going to be a case-by-case solution for each affected theme until perhaps some future point where the behaviour of the WordPress menu walker is changed, unless something can more easily be achieved at theme level.
OK. What I’ll do is update the thread you referenced, however after we looked into this issue in more depth it turned out to be a feature or bug of WordPress itself and is indeed logged on their issue tracker – however has been marked wontfix (so we can’t bank on it being addressed).
With that in mind then it isn’t looking like a problem on our side and would really need to be solved on a case-by-case basis at this time.
Great to hear you figured things out: for our future reference is this the plugin you are referring to (so we can advise other customers in the future)?
Hi petrivirta,
I’m guessing you mean the date at the top of the calendar widget and no where else – “Dec” in the example below?
If so, please review our Themer’s Guide first of all: you would probably in this case be interested in overriding and customizing pro/widgets/mini-calendar/grid.php – locate this piece of code:
<?php tribe_events_the_mini_calendar_title(); ?>Which you might change to:
<?php
$args = tribe_events_get_mini_calendar_args();
echo date_i18n( 'F Y', strtotime( $args['eventDate'] ) )
?>Does that help here?
Hi els76uk: does the approach suggested in the previous topic “Exclude events from search results” help at all?
