[Joey Kudish]

Typo: Folder 🙂

[Joey Kudish]

Christina, either technique is fine. If you’re going to go through the WP interface, you’ll need to delete the plugin first and then upload it, if you go via FTP, then you’ll need to overwrite the existing events calendar pro foler.

Cheers

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Christina,

The most recent version for both the free and pro plugin is 2.0.3, we always update both at the same time. Please update your installation of Pro and report back if you’re still experiencing the issue.

Thanks

[Joey Kudish]

Hi all,

I’m the dev who Rob asked to look at the issues here.

Anthony: it appears you are running two separate versions of the free/base plugin and the Pro plugin. It’s very important to always upgrade both plugins and run them at the same version otherwise you will encounter issues like this. Please download the latest Pro plugin (2.0.3) from this site and upload it to your site. Let us know if you continue encountering issues after you do that, but my suspicion is that your issues will get cleared up. Note: you’re not getting a notification in your backend for an update to the pro plugin because you haven’t put in your license key in The Events Calendar settings page. If you do, you should get a notification.

As for Eric’s site; it is correct that currently clicking the X for the popup will not do anything. That’s an implementation error on our part, and we’ve got it logged to fix for our next release. Apologies about that.

If anyone continues to experience issues here, please let us know, but I think for the most part we’ve got this sorted out for now?

Cheers
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Janrace,

This definitely sounds like an improperly uploaded plugin. Can you download the pro plugin again from this site, then go to your WordPress backend, click on plugins, upload and upload the zip file from there and then activate the plugin.

If you’re still having issues after trying that, can you please email us a set of wp-admin credentials to rob [at] tri.be and reference this thread in the email and we’ll take a look.

Thanks
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

Hey Paul, yes that would be the right place to put the code. No guarantees that it will work though. If it doesn’t try to contact your host and see if they can implement the right timezone.

Cheers

[Joey Kudish]

Hey Nakturnal,

Definitely, please update the plugin before proceeding with any support questions or issues, since a lot of things get cleared out between versions, and 2.0.3 specifically fixed many bugs and issues. You don’t need to touch the ‘events’ folder in your theme when you upgrade. All of your “customizations” within that folder should remain without any issues.

As for the timezone issue, this sounds like something at the server level – basically your server is overwriting the timezone set in your WP settings; I’ve seen this happen on some servers in the past. Two things you can try here:

— Manually set the timezone in your functions.php file (in your theme) using the date_default_timezone_set() php function, you’ll need to refer to PHP list of timezones, here: http://www.php.net/manual/en/timezones.php. You mentioned you were in New York, so your function should look something like this (again in functions.php): https://gist.github.com/1765112

— Contact your hosting provider and ask them to switch the timezone on your server.

So to sum up: please update first, then try to change the timezone, and if you”re still having issues or have any questions along the way, let us know!

Thanks
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Andy,

That’s correct, we’ve only fixed the version number for now. We’re stil working on a solution for the actual problem here. It’s proving particularly difficult because we can’t seem to find a pattern to which events break in the feed, and which don’t. We’ll keep you posted as we progress and we’ll definitely have a permanent fix in 2.1 (or possibly a 2.0.4 release – we’ll see!)

Thanks again for your patience!

[Joey Kudish]

Ah, apologies for misunderstanding the request. Glad you figured out! As rob mentioned, let us know if you have further questions!

Cheers

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Jaki & Sam,

I just logged in with the provided credentials. I was in fact able to see the slowness in the backend; thought the site did not time out for me.

There is no evidence pointing to the fact that The Events Calendar plugin is the culprit here. All of the backend is slow, not just The Events Calendar management. This is most likely caused by a conflict with your theme or another plugin, or possibly just a bad plugin.

I would recommend first updating all of your plugins since some of them have outstanding updates. Next, try disabling them one by one to see if the loading pick up. FInally, try reverting back to the Twenty Eleven or Twenty Ten theme to see if that fixes it.

I noticed you are running on Rackspace, and I should point that many of our clients run our plugins just fine on Rackspace servers. Including my own and client sites as well. Not to mention this (tri.be) site!

Let us know if we can be of further assisantce

[Joey Kudish]

Hi again!

I have an update for everyone concerned with this issue. The developer from the Gantry Framework is now aware of the issue and have provided a fix in their code. The updated code will be available in their next release, but in the mean time, if you’d like to manually fix your installation you can.

Open the admin_functions.php inside the gantry plugin (usually located at wp-content/plugins/gantry), On line 541 you should find:


if (preg_match('/lambda_/u', $filter['function'])) {


replace it with:


if (is_string($filter['function']) && preg_match('/lambda_/u', $filter['function'])) {


That should fix the issue.

Please let us know if you have any further questions

[Joey Kudish]

Hey Andrzej,

If I understand correctly you would like to prevent non-logged in users from seeing the any event related pages, is that right?

If that’s the case you are overcomplicating yourself. You don’t need to overwrite the template files or make new custom ones. You simple need to find the right hook within WordPress, check if the user is on an event page, and if yes, check if they are logged in.

I wrote a quick function that will do exactly that. For your convenience I’ve pasted the code here: https://gist.github.com/1678347 and also made it available as a plugin, that you can download and put in your plugins folder, grab the zip from here: http://f.jkudi.sh/Dela

This code hook into the parse_request WordPress hook and determines if the page being viewed is an Events Calendar page; if yes and the user isn’t logged in, it redirects them to the login url. Once logged in they will be redirected back to the page they came from.

Feel free to change the code as needed (for example if you want to take them to a different URL) or move it to your own plugin or theme as needed.

Please note that the code is provided as is, without any guarantee. I tested it with a few limited scenarios before giving it to you, but it’s not an official solution to having events restricted to logged in users. I think it should work in all scenarios, but use it at your own risk, and please understand that this beyond what we usually offer as support, but the solution was quick enough that I said why not 🙂

Let me know if you have any questions or if I misunderstood the request and got something wrong 🙂

[Joey Kudish]

Hey Trevor,

Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll pass that along to Rob so that he can update the docs.

Cheers

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Trevor,

I’m a developer on the team here. As best as I can tell the function is working as intended and I don’t believe that what you’re doing is a hack or workaround, that’s how the function is intended to be used. Am I missing something?

[Joey Kudish]

Hey Andrzej,

I’m a developer on the team here, and happy to help out 🙂

Is there a particular reason why you would want to duplicate the calendar view on a separate page? Are you just trying to change the location of the events page? If so, there is a setting in Settings > The Events Calendar that allows you to change the slug of the main events page.

While I understand what you are trying to do, it does sound like there may be a better way to do it then what you are currently doing. If you explain in more details what your end goal (as opposed to your specific approach), I may be able to bring a better solution to the table.

As for the dropdowns, they are not designed to be used outside of the main events page, so they will not work the way you want them to without some modification or custom development.

Like I said, let us know what it is your end goal is and we can help you find the best solution or at least point you in the right direction.

Cheers,
Joey

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