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Hi Brook,

Found one more issue. I have events that have been added through Community Events, and I have the status of those events set as pending in my settings, but the pending events are still showing in the calendar though they have not been approved.

Thanks,
Stacey

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Hi Brook,

One last thing, do I have to revert my pro plugin and community events plugin back as well, or just the calendar plugin? Where might I find the downloads for 3.10? Thanks again for your help!

Stacey

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Hi Brook,

The code you provided fixed the map issue. Thanks!

I also tested for a conflict by setting my theme to 2013, disabling all plugins except the Events Calendar and its extensions, cleared the cache, and retested, but the issues with the calendar continued. If there is anything else I can do to help, let me know.

Thanks,
Stacey

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Hi Brook!

I created the directory tribe-events/modules/map.php under my theme and replaced the last line as instructed, but the map still does not appear. I have the map area, as I did before, but it is only a gray box.

Also, looking closer at the issue with the categories and recurring events: after further testing, it seems to be something going on when the page is refreshed or loaded. Sometimes, everything will display as it should, sometimes the month comes up completely empty, other times recurring events are omitted, and still other times all events of the month show up instead of the just the category that was chosen. Things become worse when you start clicking to view the previous or next month. Sometimes I get something different each time I manually refresh the page. I tried using no-ajax in the menu items to see if that would help with no luck. I also tried enabling and disabling live ajax to see if that would have any affect…no luck.

I appreciate your help (-:
Thank you!
Stacey

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Hi Brian,

I have already created a custom login page within a WordPress page using a plugin that uses shortcode to call the wp-login.php within the WordPress page. This custom login page uses the WordPress url of http://www.whoknewytown.com/app-login/. I have set my community events to require a WordPress login to submit an event, which brings up the default wp-login.php set up in the community events plugin. My goal is that when the user is required to login to add an event, my custom login page (http://www.whoknewytown.com/app-login/) will be called instead of the community events wp-login.php. Is there any modification in the code I can make to achieve this result.

Thanks,
Stacey

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the site is whoknewytown.com. I’m just currently using a place holder theme, and haven’t done much with it yet. Yes, I am using AppPresser which turns the WordPress site to a mobile site. Thanks for your help!

Stacey

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Thanks Leah for the update, I’ll just use my 2012 theme until there is a fix. Have a great day!

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So, a child theme cannot be used with calendar pro and 2014 theme? The only thing contained in my child theme CSS are color changes. Even when I try an empty child theme I get the same results.

Stacey

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I reverted back to the 2013 using the child theme, and it works fine. It also works fine in 2012 using a child theme. I switched it to the 2014 theme without using the child theme, and everything displays correctly. So, I’m guessing it has something to do my child theme.

Stacey

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Changed the Permalink settings and still the same issue. Could it be something with my child theme?

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Hi Casey,
I tried using the default Events template, but that gives me the offset issue with my events. Here is what I get when I use that template:

http://www.whoknewytown.com/?tribe_events=fairs-festivals

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Hi Casey!
The CSS fix worked. Thanks for your help! Have a great weekend! (-:

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Hi Casey,
The URL is actually: whoknewytown.com/index.php

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Hi Casey,
the URL is: whoknewytown.com

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