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Hi Josh,

Thanks for the Testing for Conflicts procedure – I have gone through the steps and can confirm that after the testing, we have a plugin conflict with:

Better WordPress Minify (v. 1.3.3)

Basically, when we disable this plugin, we can add another rule (in the normal way) and the Add Organizer shows up the fields and allows us to click to add another organizer. When this plugin was active, we weren’t able to see the fields to add an organizer (e.g. name etc.), we were only able to see and click the ‘Add another organizer’ text, which would re-direct to the top of the page. Of course, when we disabled this plugin, a lot of the formatting changed (sizing of buttons, font etc.).

I will add the system information in a separate message so you can see.

Let me know if you have any suggestions on how to fix.

Thanks!

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Hi Geoff,

This is one of the error notes/messages from the thememaker with regards to this:

“There is an error in your console because of a conflict with your events calendar plugin. It’s calling select2.js second time”

Is this something that we can correct? And accordingly fix the navigation issue?

Thanks,
CDC

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Hi Brook,

Thanks – it works! Seems like I had made a mistake in a line of the code.

Thanks again!

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Hi Nico,

Have tried creating the placeholder page for chinese as you’ve advised, but it still hasn’t done anything. We still can’t access the auto-generated chinese version of the ‘Submit An Event’ page.

Here is the english URL with the auto-generated form:
http://dev.cdchk.org/events/community/add/

And here is the chinese placeholder page: http://dev.cdchk.org/zh-hant/events/community/add/

Please let me know how to proceed on this.

Thanks!

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Hi Nico,

Thanks for the reply and for investigating the issue further.

Regarding string translations in the WPML plugin, I have looked at translations for ‘event tags’ etc. which we have translated into chinese already, yet they don’t show up when on the chinese version of an event page. See example here: http://dev.cdchk.org/zh-hant/event/7th-daddy-daughter-ball/

For the page in which the language dropdown doesn’t work, I am referring to the Community Event page (‘Submit An Event’). See example here: http://dev.cdchk.org/events/community/add/

You will notice that at the top of our site (in the top bar), we have the language dropdown options. Usually, we have the option to select between English and Chinese. If you look at our homepage, you’ll be able to see this working fine: http://dev.cdchk.org/

Within the settings of the WPML plugin, we’ve actually set this dropdown so that pages without Chinese translations will not have the option to toggle between the two languages. The other option is that all pages on the website have the two languages (English & Chinese), but where a page doesn’t have Chinese translations, it would re-direct to the Chinese version of the homepage. As we’ve set it to not ‘work’ (so to speak) when Chinese translations are not provided, this suggests that the page itself doesn’t have a Chinese version.

What we are wondering is how we go about creating a Chinese version of this page – we have gone through the string translations under ‘tribe-events-community’ and most of them have complete translations, yet there isn’t a way to view the chinese version of this page; is there any way to create it even though this is a virtual page (without an actual page).

Noted regarding the translation set – but if we have translated these items in the string translations, shouldn’t they show up with the chinese translations? Or is this overwritten by the default translations. Once again, here I am referring to the individual event page (the Chinese version of the Daddy Daughter Ball linked above).

Thanks for your help!

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Hi Brook,

Here is the link to the page: http://dev.cdchk.org/events/community/add/

Thanks

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Hi Geoff,

Thanks for getting back to us on this! We had tried changing the calendar template as you suggested, but this doesn’t seem to work, and also possess some other issues, due to the fact that the event calendar page itself (with the calendar layout) is a virtual page.

We did contact the thememakers actually, and they mentioned it is a conflict with the plugin, which they are not too sure about. They said it may require some further coding.

Would it be possible to investigate further if we were to provide you with a tester admin account (so that you can look into the issue and the coding more).

Thanks!

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Hi Brook,

Thanks for getting back to us! We tried adding those lines of code to the theme’s CSS, but it doesn’t seem to work. Actually, strangely, we’ve noticed that the currency symbol box is different in different browsers – we haven’t test too many yet, but noticed that on Firefox it shows up fine, whilst on Chrome it still cuts off the text (because the box is smaller). On Firefox it shows the full text.

We also tried the code in a couple of different ways, but it didn’t seem to work:

#EventCurrencySymbol {
width: 8em !important;
}

input#EventCurrencySymbol {
width: 8em !important;
}

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Hi Nico,

Thanks for your reply – I’ve had a look at the links you’ve provided. I believe we have already configured WPML to work with TEC – this is why we are able to make translations (clicking on the flag items in the wordpress back-end under events).

However, with these individual events some of the text is not fully translated (e.g. the ‘tags’ from event tags and the ‘category’ from event category. I saw the link you provided about the Community Events not being fully translated for Chinese (Taiwan), but does this also apply to the Event Calendar and the individual events page – I do believe these items have been translated.

With regards to the Community Events page, it’s not so much an issue of items not being translated – actually, we can’t even change to the chinese page from the language dropdown selection (as provided by WPML) on the front-end of the site. On the back-end, because this page (Submit An Event) is not actually a page,post or event page, and created via the plugin, how do we go about creating a chinese version page for it? (As with a normal page or event, we would click the flag or duplicate and translate, but this doesn’t apply to the ‘Submit An Event’ (Community Event) page.

Hope that makes sense and I haven’t missed something.

Thanks!

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Hi Josh,

Thanks for getting back to us – we are actually running the latest version of the plugin (v 4.0.2).

Thanks

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