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Outstanding! Thank you for the quick fix, it worked like a charm. I will keep my eyes peeled for the update as well.
For other who may have similar issues, you have to be logged out in order to see reCAPTCHA on the submission page. Good to know!
However, although reCAPTCHA is now showing up, when I submit a test event, I receive the dreaded “Are you sure you want to do this?” error. Plugin and theme adjustments made once again, permalinks resaved etc… but nothing seems to resolve…
We use W3 Total Cache, which requires a manual cache purge daily, as well as anytime we activate/deactivate a new plugin. We’d deactivated all of the plugins on the site, including this one. Just prior to that, we did in fact clear the cache. Still no dice.
Per your advice, I’ve gone in once more and cleared the cache, deactivated this plugin and still no CAPTCHA characters are visible.
I believe it is this one: https://github.com/caseypatrickdriscoll/patched_up_community_events_captcha
Would it matter what folder I put Casey’s script into? I made a folder in the main plugin directory, and called it: the-events-calendar-community-captcha
Absolutely. Problem solved. Guess I have to keep an eye on that file for future upgrades. Something to note for others who have custom templates within their theme folder.
Correct, the community/edit-event.php template was the problem. It was the only file in the custom templates folder within the theme folder.
I’ve edited the default edit-event.php as you suggested and it worked just fine. My only concern with that approach is that the change could revert during future upgrades. Correct me if I’m wrong, but I was under the impression that was why it was originally suggested to go the other route and place that file within the theme directory.
Totally ack the comment about Pastebin. Was in a hurry this AM to get on with other things. Appreciate your help.
Upon further inspection, it appears as though that file helped me disable the image upload feature on the community form. Is there a way I can keep that disabled?
Should I be replacing this with another file. Do I need to preserve anything… or should I simply stay the course and see how things work out?
<?php
/**
* Event Submission Form
* The wrapper template for the event submission form.
*
* Override this template in your own theme by creating a file at
* [your-theme]/tribe-events/community/edit-event.php
*
* @package TribeCommunityEvents
* @since 3.1
* @author Modern Tribe Inc.
*
*/if ( !defined(‘ABSPATH’) ) { die(‘-1’); } ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/header-links’); ?>
<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_form_before_template’ ); ?>
<form method=”post” enctype=”multipart/form-data”>
<?php wp_nonce_field( ‘ecp_event_submission’ ); ?>
<!– Event Title –>
<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_before_the_event_title’ ) ?><div class=”events-community-post-title”>
<?php // Validation
$class = ( $_POST && empty( $event->post_title ) ) ? ‘error’ : ”; ?>
<label for=”post_title” class=”<?php echo $class; ?>”><?php _e( ‘Event Title:’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ); ?><small class=”req”><?php _e( ‘(required)’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ); ?></small></label>
<?php tribe_community_events_form_title(); ?>
</div><!– .events-community-post-title –><?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_after_the_event_title’ ) ?>
<!– Event Description –>
<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_before_the_content’ ); ?><div class=”events-community-post-content”>
<?php // Validation
$class = ( $_POST && empty($event->post_content ) ) ? ‘error’ : ”; ?>
<label for=”post_content” class=”<?php echo $class; ?>”><?php _e( ‘Event Description:’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ); ?><small class=”req”><?php _e( ‘(required)’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ); ?></small></label>
<?php tribe_community_events_form_content(); ?>
</div><!– .tribe-events-community-post-content –><?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_after_the_content’ ); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/taxonomy’); ?>
<?php //tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/image’); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/datepickers’); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/venue’); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/organizer’); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/website’); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/custom’); ?>
<?php tribe_get_template_part(‘modules/cost’); ?>
<!– Spam Control –>
<?php $this->formSpamControl(); ?><!– Form Submit –>
<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_before_form_submit’ ); ?>
<div class=”tribe-events-community-footer”>
<input type=”submit” id=”post” class=”button submit events-community-submit” value=”<?phpif( isset( $post_id ) && $post_id )
echo apply_filters( ‘tribe_ce_event_update_button_text’, __( ‘Update Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) );
else
echo apply_filters( ‘tribe_ce_event_submit_button_text’, __( ‘Submit Event’, ‘tribe-events-community’ ) );?>” name=”community-event” />
</div><!– .tribe-events-community-footer –>
<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_after_form_submit’ ); ?></form>
<?php do_action( ‘tribe_events_community_form_after_template’ ); ?>Amazing! It worked, but isn’t that strange? We’d already tried to revert to the default theme, which does not have a tribe-events folder inside, and that did not fix the issue. But keeping the same theme active and simply renaming the tribe-events folder did. As I said, strange.
It’s been so long since I’ve touched that tribe-events folder, I can’t really remember what it does. Everything on our site appears the way it should, I’ve copied/pasted below so you can take a look at what was there.
