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Chris BoothParticipant
Thanks for your assistance Cliff, and I’ll look forward to the fix.
– Chris
Chris BoothParticipantHi Cliff,
Thanks for getting back to me.
OK, I have tried using WordPress 4.3.1, and I don’t see the issue with that – the menus are visible. (This is with version 4.0 of Events Calendar)
With WordPress 4.4 the menus are missing with the core plugin only, so it doesn’t look like it’s related to the Pro plugin.
I can give you access to my test site if that will help track down the problem.
Best wishes,
Chris
October 31, 2014 at 6:20 am in reply to: User unable to access admin pages after upgrade to 3.8.1 #852081Chris BoothParticipantThanks Brook, that’s useful.
– ChrisChris BoothParticipantHi again,
OK I think I’m narrowing it down – the problem seems to be specifically in the override to the template for the widget. In my case that’s widgets/list-widget.php. If I remove just that file from my theme override, the widget works as it should.
I’ve compared the default version of this template for TEC 3.5.1 and TEC 3.6.1, and there are quite a few changes. In particular, the new version wraps the output in a WordPress loop:
if ( $posts ) {
…
foreach( $posts as $post ) :
setup_postdata( $post ); …None of that is present in the 3.5.1 version, and of course my modified template is based on that. So it looks like the template in the new version needs to include this extra code in order to work. That seems to fit with the behaviour I’m seeing – since it doesn’t have the custom loop set up, the widget is using the default loop and so it’s showing the data for the current page.
Hope this helps everyone!
– ChrisChris BoothParticipantHi Brooke,
OK, renaming the theme overrides folder does the trick for me as well. I’ll send you a PM with our system info as well to see if that give you any useful clues.
Thanks,
ChrisChris BoothParticipantHi Brook, I’ve tried this too, and unfortunately it doesn’t work for me either…
Chris BoothParticipantJust want to report that I’m experiencing the same problem, and ragots fix doesn’t work for me either.
Chris BoothParticipantNew version of the Types plugin (v 1.2.1) has been released today, and it includes a fix for this bug. I have installed the update and I’m happy to say it is working once more with Events Calendar.
Chris BoothParticipantThanks Barry, I appreciate that. Keep us posted!
I have reverted to the previous version of Types in the meantime, as that doesn’t seem to cause the conflict.Chris BoothParticipantNo, we’re not sorted – my site needs the functionality of both plugins, and at present they do not work together.
It would be great if you folks could liaise with the people at Types and see if you can collectively come up with a solution.
Thanks,
ChrisChris BoothParticipantHi Graham,
I’m also experiencing what appears to be the same problem – I can’t update custom fields in events. I have disabled all plugins except TEC and TEC Pro and reverted to Twenty Twelve theme. I can update the events fields, but when I activate Types, the updates are no longer saved.
(Thanks for setting up the test site – I was about to do the same!)
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