Ian Ray

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  • in reply to: WP Router Placeholder Page #21254
    Ian Ray
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    To my fellow site administrators who are still having issues with the WP Router Placeholder Page…. I got it working again! The solution? Downgrade WordPress 3.4 -> 3.3.2. Not the most elegant solution, but the easiest until Modern Tribe is able to work out the kinks. See below if you want to replicate the process:

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    1. Backup, yes everything. Hopefully you have SSH to make life easy.
    2. Download WordPress 3.3.2-RC1: http://wordpress.org/wordpress-3.3.2-RC1.tar.gz
    3. Upload and replace the following to your install root: wp-admin, wp-includes, and all the wp-*.php files in the .tar.gz archive
    4. Go to http://www.yoursite.com/wp-admin and click the “Upgrade Database”
    5. Test and cleanup (I use W3 Total Cache and cleared it out just in case)

    Done
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    Best of luck.

    in reply to: WP Router Placeholder Page #21150
    Ian Ray
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    Any update on this issue? I am able to get it working properly on a fresh install locally under XAMPP, but still cannot get rid of this bug on my production or testing site.

    I have tried pretty much every combination available of disabling/enabling plugins and permalink settings, as well as testing these different options with the default twenty eleven and twenty twelve theme. I will keep digging into this, but would appreciate any insight from the development team I can get on resolving this bug.

    in reply to: WP Router Placeholder Page #21018
    Ian Ray
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    Thanks again for taking your time to look into this and for logging into the site to see where it might have gone awry. I tried every permalink option in WordPress, but that did not seem to make any difference in this issue.

    So I made a duplicate dev site and deactivated all plugins on the dev site. Then I activated only tri.be plugins for The Events Calendar and played with the permalink settings. Unfortunately none of this seems to make a difference in resolving the WP Router Placeholder.

    If you have time, you are more than welcome to login to the dev site and try to get a configuration that works. User/pass is the same, site is at dev [dot] websie-i-sent-you [dot] com

    in reply to: WP Router Placeholder Page #20976
    Ian Ray
    Participant

    @jonah Thanks for looking into this and responding quickly, but that did not correct the issue. I am emailing admin access to you guys.

    in reply to: WP Router Placeholder Page #20953
    Ian Ray
    Participant

    Didn’t show up in the WP updates, and had to manually download 1.0.1.1. However, this but did not fix the WP-Router problem for me.

    As for permalink structure, I am using “Month and name” standard.

    in reply to: Featured Image missing #16141
    Ian Ray
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    Thanks for this troubleshooting method! I was able to find and zap the problem easily after that. In case anyone else runs into this issue, here’s the only line of code needed to fix it:

    in /functions.php

    ORIGINAL:
    add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’, array(‘post’));

    CHANGE TO:
    add_theme_support(‘post-thumbnails’, array(‘post’,’tribe_events’));

    (or add it to however many custom post types you need it on)

    THANKS ROB! I was seconds away from trying to hack and slash an undesirable fix for it

    in reply to: Featured Image missing #15902
    Ian Ray
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    Thanks for the lightning fast response!

    I checked there also, but it’s not an option available to me (but again is available in Posts/Pages section). I keep referring it against Posts/Pages to confirm it is not a global issue. Lemme know where else I can dig.

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