[Tim Griffin]

@hunter the “Test if there is a conflict” process is only necessary when there is a conflict.
As stated above, there is NO conflict on the staging site where I duplicated the entire exact same site.

Which tells me that our issue is not plugins, not themes, etc. There is no conflict on the staging environment. The conflict is on the live site where SSL and Cacheing come into play.

I am NOT able to run the testing process on the live site presently and thus need to test outside this environment.

Thoughts about the SSL and Cacheing?

Thanks for the time and help!!!

[Tim Griffin]

Ok… I’ve duplicated the site on a staging arena and made these discoveries.
NOTE: running on WP Engine and WP Engine staging area.

a) on the staging site running identical theme and plugins the ticket fields can be created, edited, custom fields added for RSVP

b) on the live site tickets can be created, but not edited, no custom fields available when creating.

c) the difference between the live and staging sites are SSL and cacheing systems.

To no effect I tried adding the SSL Insecure Content plugin.

I believe something in the SSL and cacheing may be interfering with how tickets pro and events calendar are functioning. Do you have any pointers on this?

[Tim Griffin]

Geoff, thanks for the input – I’ve added a description/comment as suggested and hopefully a bit more attention can be found to push this feature request forward 🙂

[Tim Griffin]

Brian,

Thanks for the reply here – there is a question that remains – even after visiting all the posts tagged with “widget”. Let me see if I can articulate 😉

What is the simplest way to display the category next to each event in the widget list?
Here’s my current fix:

		<p>Category: <?php
$categories = get_the_terms( $post->ID, 'tribe_events_cat' );
if ( ! empty( $categories ) ) {
    echo '<a href="' . esc_url( get_category_link( $categories[0]->term_id ) ) . '">' . esc_html( $categories[0]->name ) . '</a>';
}; ?></p>

I added this to the single-event.php file. ( * [your-theme]/tribe-events/pro/widgets/modules/single-event.php) Would like to have the option to display the category dropdown for a selected group of events. Is that something already posted but I missed?

So – the part about offsetting – that seems it would be simple… do you have a suggestion?

Thanks!

Tim

[Tim Griffin]

Same issue here:
sewtropolis.com/calendar/month/
and here:
http://understandingmymedicare.com/events/
and here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/february-showing-no-results-found-unless-refresh?replies=4
and here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/pagination-error-on-events-moth-calendar?replies=3
This appears to be an issue with both the Pro version and the free.

Am eager to see this issue fixed before the new year if possible 🙂
Thanks team!

[Tim Griffin]

Upgrade to 2.0.9 seriously had me holding my breath.

1) All events pages lost the custom styling we had applied to them (calendar, events list, single event post)…

2) All events had their urls changed rendering all our navigation menus broken on the site.

“What did I do wrong?” was the question in my mind…

So, here’s the fix after 20 minutes of sleuthing to figure out what could be done to resurrect the events calendar pages/posts.

1) Re-entering the correct urls. Hint – be sure to have these jotted down somewhere so you can quickly apply these with any future Events Calendar update. Question: should the URL settings always need to be manually corrected with each upgrade of the plugin?

2) Manually selecting the default events pro template setting which then allowed the custom templates we had in place to function properly once more. Question: is this setting going to remain in place with subsequent upgrades or will this also need to be reselected manually?

3) A few additional css styling edits where needed to have the previous and next posts links display properly. New classes are fine and I noted the changes mentioned on the tri.be release notes.

Thanks and if I missed anything or find something new I’ll update here 🙂

Tim

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