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My issue disappeared before I was able to verify the root cause. I think that the Avada theme may have had a misconfiguration that I resolved by re-saving its excerpt settings. Sorry for wasting your time.
In the-events-calendar/src/functions/template-tags/general.php, the tribe_events_get_the_excerpt function correctly generates an excerpt in the $excerpt variable and ends with a call to apply_filters for the function. However, the function does not have a corresponding add_filter, and I believe this prevents the function from returning anything.
To my knowledge, this bug is consistent across all views as they use the same function, though I think I saw somewhere in the plugin that the developers may have deprecated it. That’s concerning because I’m pretty sure this is the default behaviour. As a temporary workaround before the developers fix this issue properly, if you add in a line containing echo $excerpt; right before the function returns, your excerpts will appear.
Following up to confirm that version 4.1.1 of Event Tickets fixes this issue. Thank you for your work and for referencing this thread in the release notes.
Confirming that adding a stock level fixes the issue. I modified the configuration on my test domain using your solution, however I will wait for a plugin update before moving away from 4.0.5 on my other installation. I see the issue is actually that Event Tickets Plus prevents users from ordering more than the available stock, which is desirable unless the intention is for there to be no stock limit, thus causing the system to think the user is trying to make an order when out of stock.
Thank you very much for verifying the issue and logging a report for it. I will mark this as resolved when the patched version releases.
You can check the development domain I specified in the thread’s private information. It mostly has the default content. This issue is theme independent; I have tried with Avada and Twenty-Fourteen through Sixteen. I covered the plugin configurations I tested in the initial post, however you can verify it with the private system information I provided. It is consistent across browsers too, present in Internet Explorer 11, Google Chrome 49 and iOS Safari 9.
Clearing my browser’s cache appeared to solve the problem at first. However, it didn’t always, and I believe that it only appeared fixed because changing the value before the page completely loads doesn’t make it reset.
My initial tests showed it happening on The Events Calendar’s events and posts, and I was able to trigger it on pages too after seeing your reply. Furthermore, I’ve experienced this on two different installations of WordPress, which includes the one I set up specifically to investigate this bug.
