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Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantI can also confirm this undesirable behavior.
Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantWhen I migrated from my testing domain at .info to .org the front calendar page was still loading .info, so it was confused when I clicked the next/previous buttons. For me the solution was very simple; I just had to load the correct TLD page and everything started working as expected.
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Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantThank you! I’m new to WordPress development, and I probably should have already known this. Thank you for the assistance.
Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantI am pretty close to a solution, but I was hoping to use the Tribe select_field() function in the same file @ ln592 to maintain consistency. Is there are way for me to call that function from within my custom theme’s function.php filter hook?
I used a custom WP_Query and loop to generate a key/value pair array to feed into the select_field() function.
Thank you. You have been very helpful so far.
Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantI have confirmed where my problem is regarding this issue. I hooked into:
add_action( ‘pre_get_posts’, ‘exclude_events_category’ );
Because I wanted to filter out a single event category from my list view on the front-side, but it would appear that this hook is called for the admin list as well. Do you have any suggestions?
Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantI can’t find this filter listed anywhere in your source.
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Amanda Rehagen
ParticipantA little scary to activate the 2015 theme. Site looked horrible, it was empty. The widget worked as expected in the default theme.
Amanda Rehagen
Participanthttp://kcstudio.info/events-calendar/
The above is a link to the test domain I am working on right now. The 2nd widget should only filter events from a single event category, but I am getting some random results.
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