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I will need a little assistance with our programmer on this but I will check with him today and let you know what happens.
Thank you!
EXCELLENT!
That seem to have done the trick! However the pop-up for all day events is still triggering the following:
Uncaught TemplateError: ReferenceError: subTitle is not defined (on tribe_tmpl_tooltip line 3)
tribe_tmpl_tooltip line 21Thanks so much for working on this with me!
I also see another error that when hovering the all day events it triggers the following:
Uncaught TemplateError: ReferenceError: subTitle is not defined (on tribe_tmpl_tooltip line 3)
tribe_tmpl_tooltip line 21Then it doesn’t show the pop-up with the event details.
Yeah, Windows Server, I know… Unfortunately that’s what I have to work on, sorry :/
Thanks for trying to help. However the change did not fix the issue. The same notice appears.
I removed the entire code and the error was gone. However, of course, the all day events were gone as well.
Any other tip? Thanks a lot!
The E:\Websites\cityofwinterpark.org portion is because this server is a Windows server. I’m not sure why it shows the drive letter but that’s how it has been when reporting. That’s the true path for that site.
We do have /tribe-events/ but I’ve deleted it and tried again and the notice persists.
My PHP error_reporting is set to E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE & ~E_STRICT which should be the production value.
Thanks!
Hi Brian,
I’ve just fixed that 404 error. It has a class calling a PNG for the pop-up on the month view. Not a big deal but I was able to find and remove it.
So any other tips?
Thanks!
Hi Brian,
The only difference in what you did and what I did is that I did not search for anything. Just visiting the event calendar at https://cityofwinterpark.org/events/ and using the links “May »” and then “June »” you will see “Events for June 2015” then if you switch the view to view as “List” it goes back to Upcoming Events for April 2015.
The first 404 error is an error from Google Custom Search. Google haven’t fixed that yet and I don’t think that affects anything.
The second 404 I had noticed before I will try to search for that and hopefully find where that is being mentioned on the theme.
Thanks!
Actually my WP_DEBUG is set to false:
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
I did set to true and false to troubleshoot other errors but it is now set to false and the notice is still present.
Any other idea? Thank you!
Barry,
Here’s the information on the windows server that the site is running on:
`IIS version 7 on a Windows Server 2008 64-bit, PHP 5.5.14 for Windows and MySQL Server 5.6When i create a fresh installation of WordPress in WAMP and create future recurring events, they work fine with both the default WordPress themes as well as our custom City Of Winter Park theme.
Local WAMP is running Apache/2.4.9 (Win32) PHP/5.5.12 | MySQL 5.6.17
So I wonder, could this be a database issue?
I have disabled the SEO plugin and tested it by accessing one of the entries and it was still broken taking me to the oops page.
We don’t have .htaccess since we are in a Windows environment but we do have web.config. Nothing is out of the ordinary there in my point of view. We only have redirections from the old URLs to the new URLs.
The code in the web.config translates to the GUI version of URL Rewrite settings.
I also have a copy of the site locally running on wamp, which is apache and uses .htaccess files. Problem is present there too, so it’s not a Windows bug from the looks of it.
Hi Geoff,
Does that mean that the Events Calendar plugin doesn’t provide a live/full calendar listing .ics link because who generates that is WordPress RSS?
It would be like sharing a Google Calendar with someone. When you change or add new events it would update that person’s calendar as well. This is not existent on the plugin?
I’m not sure if I will use the workaround provided since it will not really cover everything and I believe if we update the calendar it will not reflect the changes for the user in a live manner, but thank you for providing that!
