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Alan,
I’m seeing your ‘Add Event’ page just fine here: http://biz-find.co.uk/events/community/add. Could you explain your issue in a little more detail? Thanks!Matt,
Were you able to get this issue resolved? Just let me know if you need further help, or if I can go ahead and close out this thread. Thanks so much!Janka,
Since we haven’t heard back from you on this issue, I’m going to go ahead and close out this thread. Feel free to start a new thread if you need further help. Thanks!Tran,
Just checking back in. Were you able to get this resolved? Just let me know and I’ll close out this thread. Thanks!Shane,
Were you able to get this issue resolved? Just let me know if you need further help on this, or if we can go ahead and close out this thread. Thanks!Tim,
Thanks for reaching out. Are you asking how to enable user registrations on your site? If so, just go into your WordPress settings (By clicking this link on the left-hand side: http://d.pr/i/DM4e) and then click on ‘General’. Next, make sure you check ‘Anyone can register’ (http://d.pr/i/itAq) and set the default user role.Hopefully that answers your question, but let me know if you have further issues. Thanks!
Chad,
We’re so sorry for this issue! I know that our devs are hard at work on this fix as we speak. Unfortunately, I can’t give you an exact timeline on when it will be released, but we’re working on it and will release an update ASAP. We’ll keep you posted.Maria,
I just wanted to let you know that we’re working on a hotfix for this and will be releasing it ASAP. Thanks!Lara,
I just wanted to let you know that we’re working on a hotfix for this and will be releasing it ASAP. Thanks!I just wanted to let you know that we’re working on a hotfix for this and will be releasing it ASAP. Thanks!
Hi Duncan,
Thanks for the report. We noticed this issue after updating to WordPress 3.5. It appears to come from loading is_admin too early in the stack, although the devs are still tracing down the exact change in WordPress that would have caused this.
In the meantime, we’ve got a gist for you with a quick fix: https://gist.github.com/4267100
I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and support as we straighten this out.
Thanks!
Hi Lara,
Thanks for the report. We noticed this issue after updating to WordPress 3.5. It appears to come from loading is_admin too early in the stack, although the devs are still tracing down the exact change in WordPress that would have caused this.
In the meantime, we’ve got a gist for you with a quick fix: https://gist.github.com/4267100
I apologize for the inconvenience and appreciate your understanding and support as we straighten this out.
Thanks!
Janka,
I just wanted to check back in and see if you were able to resolve your issue. Just let me know so I can help further, or close out this thread. Thanks!Matt,
Thanks for reaching out and sorry to hear you’re having issues. This looks like one of two things, either a plugin conflict, or an issue with your theme.I would try resolving these JS errors in your theme and see if that fixes the issue: http://d.pr/i/O99T
Also, have you tried reverting to the default Twenty Eleven theme? If you’re getting the same results with the Twenty Eleven theme, then we can narrow it down to a plugin conflict. If it does work under Twenty Eleven, then we know it must be a theme issue.
Try those suggestions and let me know if that resolves the issue. Thanks!
