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I don’t think it’s a problem with functions.php because I’ve tested all default themes (and many functions files).
I’ve desactivated all the extensions too but with no success.Currently none of the days are clickable.
But they was ! Check google cache of my site, there is a lot of pages indexed !
But I don’t understand why my days aren’t clickable !I would say that changing the languages files are always overwritten. Is there a way to save the changes ?
Same problem with default 2011 theme Rob.
That’s I said on my first post. Sometimes I’m able to click the links and I have a 404.
Why sometimes I’m able and sometimes not to click the links ?
Rob, you still have a backend access– Open the file “tribe-events-calendar-fr_FR.po” with PoEdit.
– Modify the line with ‘à venir’ by ‘a-venir’
– Save the file
– Upload the new language file on your server
– Go to ‘Settings’ > ‘Permalinks’
– SaveThat’s it
I think that changing the core files of the plugin is not a good idea because we will loose the changes with the next update.
Yes, I agree that it could be a nice feature to have the possibility (via a plugin or directly via Events Calendar) to edit title or h1 of pages (month view, day view, gris view and so on).
Yes, I think it could be great if we have the possibility to edit the custom post type “tribe_events”.
I have the solution because I’m french.
You should modify the translation “à venir” by “a-venir” in the po file. And then save permalinks in the settings of WordPress (in order to take into account)Take a look at the calendar. Click on the number 1 to 9 in the gridview (only number with one digit). That leads to a 404.
Because the URL generated is 2011-11-7 and not 2011-11-07.
I don’t speak about events or recurring events, only links on a day number.
Hi,
You can take a look here : http://saintpierre.delareunion.net/agenda
You still have a backend access.
Thanks
