[Abigail Marshall]

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OK, it looks like the problem was a bug in the new tickets.php 4.5.2 template for events ticket plus — so basically code that you need to fix.

I downloaded the previous plugin version (4.5.1) and uploaded the eddtickets/tickets.php to my child theme, and the problem is resolved.

So I’m marking this resolved for me…. but you probably need to take a look at the coding for your template — looks like a problem in the template between lines 96-107, where a new filter was added between versions 4.5.1 and 4.5.2.

[Abigail Marshall]

I am also seeing this in my error logs:

[15-Jul-2017 19:13:10 UTC] PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '}', expecting elseif (T_ELSEIF) or else (T_ELSE) or endif (T_ENDIF) in .../wp-content/plugins/event-tickets-plus/src/views/eddtickets/tickets.php on line 119

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OK, got it now — I wanted to have the Google embed map shown on all pages, but NOT the separate link to the Google map, so I entered this in my functions.php file:

// Event Pages always show Google map but not link, regardless of individual Event or Venue settings
add_filter( 'tribe_embed_google_map', '__return_true' );
add_filter( 'tribe_show_google_map_link', '__return_false' );

It seems to be working — my site didn’t break (always a good sign when messing with functions.php); and as I browse through the various pages all look like I want them to look — so thank you!

[Abigail Marshall]

Would this just go in my child theme’s function.php file?

[Abigail Marshall]

No, I don’t need help, I just wanted to report this to you so you would be aware that your previous answer (“So, if you upgrade and you’ve made your changes via template overrides, you should be good to go.”) was incorrect. The template overrides did not work with the upgrade, and needed to be rewritten to conform to new changes.

[Abigail Marshall]

Thank you. I have request as long as your developers are working on it–

I would like to be able to set the toggle to default for the google map embed to “on” — and for the google map link “off” — and ideally the ability to make the fields hidden on the community form – so submissions automatically invoke the embedded map, without the user having to click anything.

In other words, I want every event page on my site to have an embedded map, without needing to rely on user interaction.

I’d expect others might have different preferences — but the ability to set which options are available and to set a default will be helpful in the extension.

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Unfortunately, this turned out not to be the case — I have a child theme with custom templates for edit-event.php and for modules/taxonomy.php — and the taxonomy (“categories”) section of the edit page broke on upgrade. (came up blank). (The only changes I had made was to add html formatted text, before or after the template calls — for user instructions, no changes to the calls themselves.)

Also, I’d note that there appears to be a significant change between the release taxonomy.php and the pre-release version I had downloaded the previous day.

I have resolved my own problems simply by editing the newer files with my customizations — but I thought you might want to know in case others have similar questions. I am going to post the error message I received privately.

[Abigail Marshall]

Thanks — but I was seeing this problem in list view and the supplied CSS doesn’t work for that.

For me, this works:

.tribe-events-content {width: 100%!important;}

I’d note that I am using a modified list template that eliminates the <–Event Image –> section.

[Abigail Marshall]

I found the source of the problem.

It’s a change to this file, and will impact some themes.

the-events-calendar/src/views/month/nav.php

At line 19:

<h3 class="screen-reader-text" tabindex="0"><?php esc_html_e( 'Calendar Month Navigation', 'the-events-calendar' ) ?></h3>

The problem is that the CSS in my theme apparently doesn’t have an appropriate specification for the screen-reader-text class — the problem disappears when I switch to TwentyFifteen.

You’ll find information about the required coding for that class here:

Hiding text for screen readers with WordPress Core

I resolved the problem on my installation by adding the required CSS specification to my child theme style.css file

However, I’d recommend that you also add that class to the css for your plugin, at least for pages generated by that template. I am using the Evolve theme (free version) – but I’d assume that other themes might have issues with this class specification.

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I saw this problem show up with the 4.2 upgrade to — if you have a child theme, try adding this CSS specification for the class of the element giving you the problem:

width: 100%

It looks like the upgrade changed the base stylesheet and added a width specification of 60% for the class .tribe-events-content

[Abigail Marshall]

Also got the same error:

Fatal error:
Class ‘Tribe__Events__PUE__Plugin_Info’ not found

But despite the error message, the plugins appear to have completed the update, and calendar seem to be functioning as normal.

This is on a small site running Events Calendar, Events Calendar Pro, & Community Events.

(Since the site appears to be functioning normally despite the error message, I am not seeking support — I just wanted to report this to possibly assist with debugging. In this instance I had updated all 3 plugins simultaneously, as I had not read the notice about that being a problem)

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