[Barry]

… In fact I just found another thread and this clicked – I’m guessing you’ve since added an event that populated that same date, but that this happens when days have no events – does that sound accurate?

[Barry]

Hi Siegfried,

Can you link me to an example? I visited what I think is the correct URL for your site (unfortunately the forum strips out hyphens from URLs … so I suspect the URL you provided isn’t the real address and had to take a guess as to what it really is).

I also note you tried deactivating your plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme – were you able to uncover any conflicts during that process?

Thanks! (Apologies also for the delay in responding, we’ve been exceptionally busy lately.)

[Barry]

Hi Dave, I visited http://www.discoverbuenosaires.com/events/2013-03-03/ and clicked the iCal Import Day’s Events link and it took me to a dump of data in iCal format – with a correct 200 OK status (rather than a 404).

Have you since solved the issue?

[Barry]

Hi Trevellyan,

I believe you’ve hit on a bug here – I can see much the same thing for a venue on our test site that also has recurring events.

I’ll definitely report this as a bug and see if we can also get you a workaround (that may not be possible and we may need to wait until the next maintenance release arrives – but we’ll see what we can do).

Thanks for reporting!

[Barry]

Hi pierre3480,

Can you provide an example of this (it looks like you’ve got a holding page in place on your site so I can’t locate anything)? Am I correct in thinking it is notably different in appearance from the example here?

[Barry]

Hi David,

That’s definitely possible. Please check out our Themer’s Guide if you haven’t already done so in the first instance just to get an overview of the template override process.

One way to accomplish what you want here would be to override list/single-event.php. Locate this bit of code (lines 69-70 in the original) and replace them with these lines.

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi trevellyan – I believe I can indeed replicate this but I just want to be absolutely clear we’re experiencing the same thing:

* You are creating a new event but are not saving it as a draft or publishing it, etc
* A WP autosave is taking place
* When you navigate away and return to the events admin page, you see an increased count for draft posts (in the subsubsub menu, where it reads something like All (501) | Published (450) | Drafts (9) … )
* And when you try to view those drafts the autosaves are not included

Does that sound accurate?

[Barry]

Hi Jen,

Sorry for the delay – we are here! – but do note that right now we may not be able to respond within 48hrs (as per the notice at the top of the forum pages).

Can you clarify if you are using the Default Page Template / Default Events Template and let me know what theme you are using (and if it is based on any particular framework, or a customization of an existing theme etc)?

Were you additionally able to isolate this to specifically being an issue with your theme (ie, there isn’t anything else such as another plugin conflicting)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Grégoire,

Can you tell me what theme you are using, and if you have set WordPress to display a static front page?

If so and if it happens you are using a theme by WooThemes (or some other vendor who basically use Woo’s theme framework) can you try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file (note you probably won’t need that opening <?php tag) – does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Frank, strange as that’s basically what I tested against (albeit my Genesis child theme is devoid of any substantive customizations). I’ll have another play though 🙂

[Barry]

Hi reneeyoxon,

Both those bugs are on our radar and we hope to resolve them in time for our next maintenance release (we’ve being releasing these quite frequently but are basically now aiming to return to an approximate monthly release cycle).

Sorry for the inconvenience in the meantime.

[Barry]

Hi guys, I can’t actually replicate this particular problem so it may be I’m missing a setting or something along those lines.

What I do notice thought is that the piece of code in question – genesis_has_post_type_archive_support() – is calling another Genesis function called genesis_get_cpt_archive_types_names() and is expecting it to return an array, however it isn’t guaranteed to always do so and that is leading to this error.

So it may be worth taking that up with StudioPress and seeing if they can shed any light on this. And, of course, if anyone can add some extra detail about how to replicate this we’d definitely be happy to look into it further.

[Barry]

Hi all! we haven’t yet played with Genesis 2.0 but bear us and we’ll look into this – thanks for your patience 🙂

[Barry]

Hi burntcorkmedia,

You could override and edit the single-event.php template and simply remove the following line:

<li class="tribe-events-nav-previous"><?php tribe_the_prev_event_link( '« %title%' ) ?></li>

Please see our Themer’s Guide for an overview of the template override process if you haven’t already done so – thanks!

[Barry]

Hi wpdan, would it be easier to switch to the Events List widget instead?

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