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Ops, forum ate my code. To comment the line you can put two slashes in front of tribe_get_template_part… so it looks like this:
…php //tribe_get_template_part…I tested it with all plugins disabled but the two calendar plugins and i can not get rid of this problem, even under different themes.
Symptoms:
When you put the value 0 there in the widget option (count), it shows 10 regular posts which are not events. When you put a number > 0 there it lists events. It seems the loop which produces the list is just called without any further checks.Polly:
At the moment i can only offer you a workaround, till this can be fixed properly.– Workaround to disable the list completely (No real fix) –
* In your current theme directory create this directory structure:
tribe-events/widgets/
* Copy “wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/views/pro/widgets/mini-calendar-widget.php” into the previously created “tribe-events/widgets/” directory within your theme.
* Remove or comment line 29 where the template part for the list is being called. To comment the code you can do the following:I don’t have the time at the moment to look for a better solution.
GreetingsI just updated to 3.2 and I have the same issue now. It looks like the widget is ignoring the setting 0, which was working before.
Found something in the meanwhile we can try:
https://theeventscalendar.com/recurring-events-dialog-fix/I have the same issue. The dialog is below that other layer, hence you can’t click anything.
I see this didn’t get fixed yet as there is still the spinning wheel of death on your site, which i also happen to have on my events page. Have you found anything yet?
I am also interessted in disabling Ajax for the prev/next links in the lists view and mini calendar widget, because they don’t work for me at all. It just never stops spinning and doesn’t update anything.
I do something similar like that Jonah, but as i tried to describe, tribe_get_day_link($date) is broken when you have no permalink structure set and use normal URL parameters. TribeEvents::uglyLink() does not know how to create a ‘day’ link.
Oops, it didn’t escape that HTML part from my table-mini.php line.
I just call tribe_get_day_link($day) there.I wanted the day in the calendar widget to be clickable, but the link i got from functions like tribe_get_day_link() or tribe_get_linked_day() never had any date part in the returned URL, only ‘?post_type=tribe_events’
In my table-mini.php:
$return .= ( count($monthView[$day]) ) ? “$day” : $day;The $date i generate via date(‘d.m.Y’, …) from parameters passed to tribe_mini_display_day() and is valid for that day, e.g. ‘02.04.2012’.
tribe_get_day_link() calls getLink(‘day’, $date) in class TribeEvents, which has a check for permalink structure, either calling uglyLink($type, $secondary) or running a switch-case statement for $type. That switch statement has ‘day’ as option. But in my case it calls uglyLink which also has a switch-case but is lacking that ‘day’ option.
So i added this to the switch-case in uglyLink() to get it working:
case ‘day’:
$day = add_query_arg( array( ‘eventDisplay’ => ‘day’), $eventUrl );
if ( $secondary )
$day = add_query_arg( array( ‘eventDate’ => $secondary ), $day );
return $day;Hope that helped a bit.
