[Barry]

Hi Visule – sorry for the delay.

Can you confirm if you’ve applied our latest updates (and are still seeing this) and if you have also tried using a default, unmodified theme (if so does the problem still persist at that point)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi again Andy, after looking at your theme it jogged my memory of a similar thread with a news ticker element … I wonder if this could in fact be the same problem.

It certainly looks similar at code level – and I believe the theme vendor is actually the very same one as produced the GameDay theme which was behind the problem in the other thread … rather like I suggested to Debbie, could you add:

<?php wp_reset_postdata(); ?>

Just after the news ticker loop, which ends after line 203 in the theme’s header.php template – does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi Andy: I do apologize for the delay. I’m just looking at this now and will update you shortly.

[Barry]

Hi onelittlemoose,

This is still in progress (and in no way are you being a pest 🙂 ) – as soon as there is something more substantive to report we’ll let you know, as a solution did not unfortunately make it into the last maintenance release, as you discovered.

Thanks for your patience!

[Barry]

Hi Daniella, this probably won’t affect you based on your last comment – but for the benefit of anyone else using Tim’s code please do take note of the comment in the second part of the snippet:

“If you have version prior to 3.0.3 then use this for setting the custom label for event display”

Since our maintenance release will arrive today/imminently anyone using that code should probably remove it (the code following the above comment) as soon as they have updated to 3.0.3 or greater.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Great! One of the team (possibly me) will be along to address the other thread shortly 🙂

[Barry]

… And to follow up, it turns out that The Events Calendar will also try to “kill” the comment form (since venues don’t natively support comments). So, to workaround that, you would also need to add a snippet like this one to your theme’s functions.php file.

Let me know if that gets you closer.

[Barry]

Hi Carl,

The venue type is declared without support for comments. To add support you could place this snippet in your theme’s functions.php file. Note that you may also then have to edit the venue(s) and enable Allow comments (in the “Discussion” metabox, which will probably display right below where the Venue Information is entered).

This might not be sufficient in itself, depending on your theme, but would at least take care of some of the initial work you’d need to do.

[Barry]

Unfortunately this code is returning events that aren’t occurring in the next seven days. Any thoughts?

We can’t do too much when it comes to custom code like this, but some thoughts are:

* It would be better to use a yyyy-mm-dd format (Y-m-d) for your dates
* You may prefer to use custom for eventDisplay
* Remember also that tribe_get_events() accepts and functions like WP_Query but may be better in some circumstances

[Barry]

Hi psasser – it’s important that you create separate threads for separate issues in order to avoid confusion. Can you post your second issue in a new thread?

[Barry]

That’s right.

What did change was that empty month views no longer return a 404 status. However, all days on the calendar (“month view”), regardless of whether they contain events or not, are still linked to and empty days will continue to return 404s with this latest release.

I’ll take your comments forward to our dev team though as I can appreciate this is probably undesirable in most cases. In the interim I can only echo Cynthia and suggest you use the workaround provided here (you could also adapt that and remove links to empty days altogether).

Sorry for the inconvenience – we’ll let you know as soon as there is anything else to report on this one.

[Barry]

wwa,

I restored the list widget to wpshindig.com and I’m not sure it’s all that different from the default. Here’s what I see (bearing in mind it may be removed or relocated by another admin at some point, so it’s not guaranteed to be there forever):

Is it possible that you are confusing the list widget with the calendar widget?

[Barry]

Hi wwa,

This seems to have cropped up in WP 3.6 and we’ll definitely try to get on top of it as quickly as possible.

Thanks for your patience!

[Barry]

Hi John,

Sorry for the inconvenience.

Though I can’t replicate this exactly (I don’t see the lighter bar) I can see that there is definitely a problem and the recurring event update dialog is inaccessible.

This is definitely something we will want to fix promptly, so bear with me while I chat to the team about this.

[Barry]

We typically try to deliver maintenance releases on a monthly basis. Following the launch of 3.0 it has been a lot more frequently than that – however it will quite likely settle down to once-per-month shortly.

We’ll certainly endeavour to include it in the next maintenance release if we can.

[Author]

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