[Edward]

Hi Minda,

So sorry for the delay! I’m trying to learn the ropes of this support system.

Thanks for posting that debug log. You should have an update available, so please run that. Also, take a look at our Testing for Conflicts guide. I have a feeling that another plugin is possibly not playing nice.

Do you recall when this happened? Adding an event or another WordPress admin function?

Take care,
Ed 🙂

[Edward]

Hi Alessandra,

That’s a great question!

The + New Ticket button is normally disabled until an eCommerce solution is properly configured. Once everything is set up within your WordPress admin, you’ll also have to change some settings in PayPal to enable Instant Payment Notification (IPN). We have a quick guide fore getting started with Tribe Commerce here → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/tribe-commerce-paypal/

If you are already using it (or just prefer to use it) you can use WooCommerce instead.

Take care,
Ed 🙂

[Edward]

Hey there Minda,

Thanks for reaching out to us and sorry to hear that you are experiencing issues.

To fix 404 errors, sometimes you just need to “flush” your permalinks. In your WordPress admin, go to Settings → Permalinks. If you don’t have Post Name selected, go ahead and do that (or select a different non-default option) and save changes.

We have a great article that also discusses some less common resolutions → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/fixing-http-404-errors/

Hope that helps!

Take care,
Ed 🙂

[Edward]

Hey Rasmus,

Thanks for reaching out!

The Events Calendar is actually designed to not show the previous/next month views when there are no events found in that month.

We understand that sometimes users may wish to override this setting and have provided a code snippet to do so. Just copy/past this into your child theme’s functions.php file:

/**
* Allows visitors to page forward/backwards in any direction within month view
* an "infinite" number of times (ie, outwith the populated range of months).
*/
if ( class_exists( 'Tribe__Events__Main' ) ) {
class ContinualMonthViewPagination {
public function __construct() {
add_filter( 'tribe_events_the_next_month_link', array( $this, 'next_month' ) );
add_filter( 'tribe_events_the_previous_month_link', array( $this, 'previous_month' ) );
}
public function next_month() {
$url = tribe_get_next_month_link();
$text = tribe_get_next_month_text();
$date = Tribe__Events__Main::instance()->nextMonth( tribe_get_month_view_date() );
return '' . $text . ' »';
}
public function previous_month() {
$url = tribe_get_previous_month_link();
$text = tribe_get_previous_month_text();
$date = Tribe__Events__Main::instance()->previousMonth( tribe_get_month_view_date() );
return '« ' . $text . ' ';
}
}
new ContinualMonthViewPagination;
}

You can read more about this here → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/add-nextprevious-links/

I hope that helps you out. If you have any other questions, let us know!

Take care,
Ed 🙂

[Edward]

Hi there, thanks for reaching out to us!

I think that what’s going on here is by default, most of the calendar views show excerpts that strip HTML content. Take a look at our article that gives some insight on why things are done this way → https://theeventscalendar.com/the-trouble-with-excerpts/

By using our Themer’s Guide as reference, you can override the single-event.php and change the way that events are shown. (there are some good examples in that first link that talks about excerpts and why they are used)

Once you have template overrides figured out, you can also integrate your custom fields and modal box features to require less work each time they are used.

Hope that helps!

Take care,
Ed 🙂

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