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(more from original submitter) I have also now tested this with another Paypal account I have, and with the same result. It does not accept an email/password that I am absolutely certain is correct.
Yes. I have figured out a work-around, which you can now see on the site – I simply created a link within the Widget entry for the category. So now all I would need to do is to hide the “View All Events” link. That would be fine with me, however if you did think of any easy fix to the problem, that might free up future opportunities. Thanks.
Hi Jonah,
Here’s how I set this up – basically using the widgets on pages within the tabs, and then each widget using a separate events list with category selects (see below). I realize this is a bit of an Escher-like solution, but it actually works great for what I want to accomplish (except for this problem). Assuming that the issue is from the widget-within-a-widget thing, I’d welcome your ideas for how to achieve the desired results. It opens up a lot of opportunity to have the tabs this way Thank you.[tabs] [tab title=”Monadnock Center”] UPCOMING EVENTS AT THE CENTER
[widgets_on_pages id=”Tri-Cal 1 Center”]
[/tab][tab title=”Historical”] EVENTS AT LOCAL HISTORICAL SOCIETIES
[widgets_on_pages id=”Tri-Cal 2 History”][/tab][tab title=”Cultural”] CULTURAL EVENTS IN THE REGION
[widgets_on_pages id=”Tri-Cal 3 Culture”]
[/tab] [/tabs]There is a page.php file in the Child theme, so I added the code which you provided (with php wrap).
This results in the following error on the front end:
Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ‘{‘ in /home/monadn10/center/wp-content/themes/wp-bold109-child/page.php on line 31http://snippi.com/s/0rde2r9
This is in the parent theme.
The page on the site is:
http://new.monadnockcenter.org/calendar/
I have also tried the code in the child theme:
http://snippi.com/s/c9475vw
And it just shows the text of the inserted code at the bottom of each page.
And, I currently have the prefix <?php added (it was not in the original code you suggested, and I've tried it both ways – doesn't seem to make a difference)
Thanks,
GordonFollowing up on this Jonah, I presented this to a colleague who is php savvy. We have inserted the code into the page.php file. It is no longer displaying the code text on pages, but the calendar page is not showing anything. http://new.monadnockcenter.org/calendar/
Yes, I had tried adding it, but it did not work – it just displayed the inserted text at the top of every page (see my earlier message). That is why (apparently) I need advise on exactly where within the php file to insert this (hence the snippet provided earlier). I have now added the code you provided back in, so you can see what happens. The site is not being promoted publicly yet so I can leave this for maybe 24 hours.
Thanks.
GordonI have created a page called “calendar”, so to me it seems like I have done as you indicated.
http://new.monadnockcenter.org/calendar/
Here is the page.php code:
http://snippi.com/s/gbpt86fThank you.
I must be doing something not quite right. I inserted:
if(is_page(‘calendar’) { include(‘wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/gridview.php’); } in the page php file, but the effect was that this text appeared at the top of every page. I am not that familiar with php,so I have pasted the entire file (it’s not that long) below so that you might suggest exactly where this would go. Also, I tried both the page name “calendar” but then also the post= (number), – I presume one of those is what you meant by the page slug.Thank you.
Gordon Peery
