[Craig]

Hi Brook,

It appears this is working. I’ll let you know if there are problems.

I suppose my one worry about this is that Google could index an unlimited number of next month links, but I’ll keep track of any problems that might occur.

Thanks again for your help!

Craig

[Craig]

Hi Brook,

Sorry for the late reply. Unfortunately, that did not fix the issue. It does seem that another plugin could have caused the issue, but it’s probably too late to go back to change that.

Is there a way to set it to, say, current month plus 5 months, so it’s always updating into the future?

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi Brook,

It looks like the snippet you provided was corrupted by the editor somehow. Can you please put it in here in a different way?

I’d be happy to try it again.

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi George,

Yes, you’re exactly right about what I mean. You can safely ignore what I said in favor of what you said. 🙂

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi Christian,

Thanks for adding this to UserVoice for me. I just voted on it.

I’m looking into how to hook into the Woocommerce CSV export feature. Since you do allow for exporting to CSV now, it seems someone there might know how to add in extra columns for export. I see code for that in /events-tickets-plus/src/Tribe/Meta/Export.php, but I haven’t concentrated on how to change it quite yet.

If there’s someone there who could take a quick look at extending it in functions.php, that would be awesome!

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Thanks for your response, Jeff. It seems a little odd we wouldn’t be able to edit those fields, so I’ll make a submission to UserVoice for that.

In the meantime, is there a function we could use to add “Order Notes” from Woocommerce to the CSV? I am able to make both user and private notes in there, but I’m unable to see those anywhere except in the order screen.

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi Nico,

Thanks for digging deeper for me on this. I have TEC, TEC Pro, Events Tickets, Event Tickets Plus, Filter Bar, and Organizer/Venue Shortcodes installed. So that accounts for all the other scripts you see above.

I’ll try pushing all the ones you mentioned above to the footer and let you know how it goes. If your engineer knows of any problems with the others, please let me know in the meantime.

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi Nico,

Thanks for your response. It seems you could dig a little deeper for me on the javascript location. I’m sure the developers didn’t just drop them in random spots for no reason. Could you get a firm answer from them on whether these are all required?

In other words, having your customers do the testing on this seems unreasonable to me…

Let’s leave aside the Critical CSS issue for now, as it sounds like your team hasn’t thought that through yet.

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

This article talks about why this is happening. Huge performance hits when JSON LD – up to 250x longer to process. Yikes. JSON LD problems

[Craig]

I’ve spent about a week trying to figure out this issue of the month view. I just added this snippet and it appears to be working. Page speed timings were going through the roof for about the past 3 weeks, but the loading is *relatively* quick now.

It might be a good idea to simply add this into the main functionality of the month view calendar, as I’m sure this issue is a big one for many of your customers.

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Sorry…I was able to resolve this. The issue occurred as a result of trying to get the month view indexed by removing the noindex meta tag. That causes the following to occur according to Brook at this link: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/events-calendar-causes-high-mysqlcpu-load

“The problem in that topic comes our Month View Cache not yet having a throttle. When you enable month view caching in WP-Admin > Events > Settings > Display it will cache the months that you view, lessening the number of queries done for a given month view by many fold. But, when someone unleashes a spider on your website this can cause the site to cache many thousands of month view pages, eventually making the database cache gigantic.”

I disabled that function, cleared the cache, and the issue is starting to resolve itself.

[Craig]

Hi Nico,

Success! That process worked for re-setting the last known date.

Thanks for your help with everything!

Best,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi Nico,

Thanks for sending that over. Unfortunately, there’s no difference in what happens when I click on the next month view now. I did leave in the first snippet you gave me to hijack the last date, and it was used immediately before the rebuild_known_range instance.

So to repeat, when I click the next month at this point, it always goes to January 2001.

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

Hi Nico,

Hmm…now I’m getting some really strange behavior. I put the code in (after replacing the HTML Entities with the PHP code needed).

I see the links to the next month. When I click the link, though, it is now showing me January 2001 (which has no events). The URL says /2016-07/. If I hit that URL without hitting the next-nav link, then I get the July 2016 calendar (as I should).

It does not matter what month I click on for the Next-Nav link. It always goes back to January 2001. I checked to see if this was the $earliest_date, but it isn’t. It also doesn’t matter what date I set as the $hijack_date.

If you want to see this, you can go to http://1de.e4c.myftpupload.com/sewing-classes/

So I guess we’ll have to debug more…

Thanks,
Craig

[Craig]

You’ll see $latest_date from my the system information dump equals 8/13/16. First of all, we have events scheduled after that, so that’s not being calculated correctly. Second, we’re not seeing even August show up in the “tribe-events-nav-next” link.

Instead of trying to diagnose what the problems, it would be good for me to be able to make sure the calendar shows up for, say 8 months from the current month.

Could someone help me write this for my theme’s functions file?

Thanks,
Craig

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