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Yes – that is exactly the problem!
And it doesn’t matter what the URL says, the calendar always shows the dates of the current month (now February) when you refresh the page.
If you use the prev/next buttons the correct events load.To answer your question:
No, I don’t change the query on that page in any way. With this site it’s the standard “if (have_posts()): … while(have_posts()): the_post(); … call and after that the default the_content(); call.And the error persited when I changed to the twenty seventeen theme.
By the way: all this only happens when using the event calendar via the shortcode [tribe_events].
If you browse the “default” page of the events (the URL specified in the event calendar options as the “URL slug for events”) everything works fine:
http://www.ekg-hechtsheim.de/veranstaltungen/(please see the attached screenshot which setting I mean)
Hello Cliff,
thank you for taking the time to check on my issue.
In your video you are testing exactly the issue I’m experiencing – so it seems we are talking about the same thing.
But could you really reproduce the same behaviour on my website? I’m unsure because:I tried it in 3 different browsers (FF 51.0.1, IE 11, Chrome 55) and it happens every time. And the whole reason I realized the issue in the first place was because many of the customers (the users of the website) experienced the issue on their personal computers. So I doubt the problem is on my end?
I re-activated the well known “maintenance” plugin, deactivated all other plugins except the two “event calendar” plugins, re-installed the “Twenty Seventeen” theme and shortened my used shortcode from tribe_events view=”month” to your version tribe_events.
The error still persists. I took two screenshots to show what I’m talking about and will attach them to this post, together with the system info you asked for.Looking forward to hear from you again!
