[Steve]

Perfect!! Thank you very much. A+ support. Cheers!

[Steve]

Understood about the policy, just looking for you to point me in the right direction. If the styling is from WP core, or TEC, etc. Thanks!

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Thanks Hunter, I appreciate the honest response and outlook. Looking forward to new performance improvements in the next release. Cheers.

[Steve]

In this case it’s a VPS with 4gb of dedicated memory. Resources don’t seem to be the issue. We cannot access the pages mentioned above when this happens. We have about 15 facebook ID’s we pull in events from. Any other insight in avoiding this 404 result would be appreciated, we rely on this functionality day to day and this really halts our workflow. Thanks.

[Steve]

We are running in to this again. Is there a way we can extend a certain timeout here? If so, which one should we be looking at? Is this something on the Facebook side?

[Steve]

Seems like the issue has resolved itself now. Must have been some sort of timeout? We have quite a few accounts we import from.

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Thanks, George. I appreciate your assistance.

I confirmed this issue is present on another server with different configuration today. Looking forward to a bug fix in the near future. Cheers.

[Steve]

Indeed it does. In fact I have narrowed the conflict down to Event Calendar plugin. It’s the only plugin activated, running twenty twelve and the error persists. If I deactivate the plugin, it works fine. EC Pro doesn’t seem to effect it either way.

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Yes, on re-activating everything works fine. Hopefully it can be worked out for the next update. Thanks!

[Steve]

Same thing happened with ECP: folder renamed to:

/theeventscalendar.compu_request_pluginevents-calendar-proversion4.1pu_get_download1pue_active_version4.0-Tsb0mw

[Steve]

Thanks! That code snippet was exactly what I was looking for, unfortunately it didn’t work and the months continue to load with AJAX. Does this snip work for you on your test environment with the current version of the plug?

I will try the other method too. Cheers

[Steve]

Thanks for taking a look. I’m trying to simply display the event category description. I have added this and only this within the page template. Nothing fancy here.

<div id="events-category">
    <?php if( is_tax() ) {
 	 echo term_description( get_queried_object_id(), 'tribe_events_cat' );
	} ?>
    </div>

It outputs this and works great on initial page load:

<div id="events-category">
<h2>
<a rel="attachment wp-att-1819" href="mast.gif">
<img class="alignnone size-full wp-image-1819" width="209" height="105" alt="mast" src="mast.gif">
</a>
  Happenings
</h2>
</div>

When I click the next month, it renders like this, essentially filtering the code.

<div id="events-category">
<p>
<a href="http://www.fortpondbaycompany.com/app/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/harvestonhudsonmast.gif"></a>
  Happenings
</p>
</div>

What’s going on there? I have no javascript errors in the console. I’ve had issues previously with how the page loads the next and previous months, I’m trying to understand how the ajax loads work and why they render differently than an ordinary page load.

Finally, is there a way to turn off the AJAX loads and simply force a regular loading of the next month using the regular URL method?

Thanks!

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