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Addon: was there a change in the theme templating? Because when I’ve set up the website long time ago I created the “tribe-events” folder in the theme folder, put in there some files as mentioned in your theme guide. This seems to work incorrectly now, not showing the venues in lists.
So when I rename this folder to e.g. “tribe-eventsOLD”, I see the venues in lists (although it’s look has changed of course).
Same here (German version PRO 4.1, and core 4.1.0.1) Venue is not shown, but the link to Google maps works.
It showed the venue in the core version 4.1, which unfortunately broke links. So it seems that it is not a plugin conflict issue.
It’s the core plugin, which crashes. No matter if you do the automatic update or you do it manually (FTP).
I hope, Modern Tribe provides quickly a version 4.1.1.
Events Calendar PRO 4.1 shows venues again (were missing in version 4.0.x), but breaks links! An URL like http://MYDOMAINNAME/events/ redirects to an URL which starts with “events”, missing the domain name.
Had to downgrade the customers website again. Please fix.
Same problem here. 4.1 showed venues again, but broke links. Had to downgrade to 4.0.6.
Please, tri.be, do something about it!
Hi Barry,
indeed this was a big help! Obviously I hardcoded that jquery call in the head (needed for some other effect on the website). After removing that call, the other effect still worked, and your mini calendar widget too.Phew, I am happy! I owe you a beer, or two, when you are in Vienna (Europe) one day!
Thank you!
YOU’RE THE MAN, BARRY! That’s it! Solved, and I am as happy as happy I can be 🙂
Yeah, it’s the events list widget, but here I see and use the German translations.It was the same thing, getting rid of the @ before the time. But using the template override solved it for the main content areas. Still unsolved for the widget “Next events”, but anyway. Not so important.
Thanky you Barry, that did it. I am familiar with the Themers guide, but I was hoping for a more fancy solution using filters, since I cannot use this for as the date is obviously written directly within that function.
Guess, it’s because #tribe-events-content-wrapper is nowhere showing in HTML as ID. Where should it be?
@Julie
Did an upgrade, same problem. Every link is directing towards “/events/#”. So maybe it’s an Javascript function which should load another month?
Loading /events/ with Firebug shows this message:b(…).on is not a function
Line 5
Seems to be:
… b(n).on(“popstate”,function(b){if(b=b.originalEvent.state)a.do_string=!1,a.pushstate=!1,a.popping=!0,a.params=b.tribe_params,a.url_params=b.tribe_url_params,e.pre_ajax(function(){k()}),e.set_form(a.params)}));
b(“#tribe-events-content-wrapper”).on(“click”,”li.tribe-events-nav-next a”,function(c){c.preventDefault();a.ajax_running|| …..@meghanbrasell I am afraid you need some CSS-knowhow here.
.tribe-mini-calendar-no-event { color: #999 !important; }
.tribe-mini-calendar-no-event a { color: #000 !important; }The first line sets unlinked days to grey,the second one linked days to black.
HTH
