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Hi George,

thank you for your kind response. Since I needed a quick solution I have decided to turn off the multisite functionality of my wordpress installation. (it turned out my client doesn’t need that functionality at all) This way I was able to insert the license key.

Nevertheless I still had problems saving the widget, when using category filters. (this functionality was the reason to purchase the pro version) For this problem I have also found a solution. I don’t use the widget of Events calendar Pro, but I use shortcodes from the “Event Rocket” plugin, where you can set category filters as well. This way I get the same widgets with functioning category filters.

Kind regards
Péter

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Hi Gustavo,

thank you for your reply. Great to hear that this bug is being solved with the next release. However the website where I intend to use your plugin needs to go online very soon. We cannot wait for the update. So we need to disable some functionality till your next release. Hope the update will come soon else we’ll be forced to look for another solution.

Kind regards
Péter

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I have tested the plugin on a fresh standard WordPress installation.
There the plugin works aa it supposed to.

The problem is not conflicting plugins, but my multisite WordPress installation.

I have purchased the plugin to be used on one single site on that multisite WordPress installation, but it seam to be no option, since there is no tab for inserting the license at all and saving widget options doesn’t work in this case.

What shell we do?

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I have disabled all plugins and changed the theme to Twenty Fifteen (which is the standard with WordPress 4.1.1).

Only “The Events Calendar” and “The Events Calendar Pro” plugins are activated.

I get the same issues:

1.) I am not able to enter the license key – there is no tab for that
2.) I am not able to save widget settings to filter one certain category

I have a multisite WordPress Installation.

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When I try to save widget settings I get following errors:

Output of the error Console in Firefox:

about:blank : Unable to run script because scripts are blocked internally. <unknown>
Error: cannot call methods on tooltip prior to initialization; attempted to call method 'option' load-scripts.php:2:1808
about:blank : Unable to run script because scripts are blocked internally. <unknown>

The same from Safari:

[Error] Error: cannot call methods on tooltip prior to initialization; attempted to call method 'option'
	error (load-scripts.php, line 2)
	(anonymous function) (load-scripts.php, line 66)
	each (load-scripts.php, line 2)
	each (load-scripts.php, line 2)
	(anonymous function) (load-scripts.php, line 66)
	(anonymous function) (widgets.php, line 3671)
	dispatch (load-scripts.php, line 3)
	handle (load-scripts.php, line 3)
	appendChild ([native code], line 0)
	(anonymous function) (load-scripts.php, line 3)
	domManip (load-scripts.php, line 3)
	append (load-scripts.php, line 3)
	loadIframe (admin-bar-v2.js, line 52)
	initialize (admin-bar-v2.js, line 27)
	View (load-scripts.php, line 11)
	(anonymous function) (load-scripts.php, line 11)
	(anonymous function) (admin-bar-v2.js, line 4)
	j (load-scripts.php, line 2)
	fireWith (load-scripts.php, line 2)
	ready (load-scripts.php, line 2)
	J (load-scripts.php, line 2)

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