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  • in reply to: After update to Version 4.1 broke site #1089645
    frankomator
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    I’ve the same problem with 4.1, the link to the month view of the calendar is broken and redirects to (http://youreventsslug//?tribe_event_display=past). It seems specific to the German language version.

    in reply to: Category list view doesn't work anymore #1007364
    frankomator
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    Hi Barry,

    Thank you for your answer. Yesterday I set up a clean install for testing and debugging and found that I can reproduce the issue only if I set the (WordPress) language to German (other non-english language versions may also be affected) and to pretty permalinks. The slug “category” was translated to “kategorie”. This affects the url structure in the database, the “post_type=” was missing at the beginning of the query string. The rewrite rule apparently expected “category” to work correctly. As “kategorie” has worked in earlier versions this comes somewhat unexpected.

    Solution was to edit the existing language PO-file and to change the translation back to “category”. Then everything runs fine, even in list view.

    Best,
    Frank

    in reply to: Genesis 2.0 incompatibility in month view #59957
    frankomator
    Participant

    Hi Barry,
    I’m using WordPress 3.6, Genesis 2.0.0 with child theme, Events Calendar PRO 3.0.5. The error message appears only in the monthly calendar view (on top of the page). The error is not related to any additional Genesis plug-ins.

    in reply to: Genesis 2.0 incompatibility in month view #59913
    frankomator
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    If you dont’ want to log the errors, this should hide the error messages:
    @ini_set(‘display_errors’,’Off’);
    define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
    define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);

    @chas: insert it above the line:
    /* That’s all, stop editing! Happy blogging. */

    in reply to: Genesis 2.0 incompatibility in month view #59869
    frankomator
    Participant

    It seems that it doesn’t affect functionality. Until this compatibility issue is (hopefully) solved, you can get rid of the annoying error message in placing the following lines into your wp-config.php:

    @ini_set(‘log_errors’,’On’);
    @ini_set(‘display_errors’,’Off’);
    @ini_set(‘error_reporting’, 4339 ); //only log errors you will want to know about
    define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
    define(‘WP_DEBUG_LOG’, false);
    define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);

    in reply to: After Update to latest Version Events Do Not Show #55077
    frankomator
    Participant

    Something went wrong with the last update of Events Calendar Pro 3.0.2. All events are still in the backend but vanished completely from the frontend calendar. I hope for a bugfix soon. Or make Pro 3.0.1. available again.

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