[jussibr]

Hi there I found this thread and also some reference to similar issues on the Toolset site, might be of help? I will also post my issue there.

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic%2Ffields-not-updating/?source=tri.be#post-42344

I have also now tried using different browsers, and clearing cache, but still cannot edit an event. There were no Chrome console errors – just a blank screen again. I have also looked through Types, Views, Cred and Toolset Access settings and all custom fields etc… but nothing is controlling events. Tried turing Toolset Access on for events but that also did not change anything.

I have tested on my live site AND my staging server (with is the same server with WPengine)

I’m stumped!

• This reply was modified 10 years, 2 months ago by jussibr.

[jussibr]

HI there,

I have tried testing it with the default twenty fifteen theme but it makes no difference.

I have had some luck on our staging server when turning off Toolset WP Types / or WP Views. However it is intermittent. For example I can turn off one of the other plug-in and be able to edit an event. But then if I turn them back on again I still can edit an event… however after some time has passed with them both on I can no longer edit or add an event again.

It seems very strange and hard to pin down – especially without the debugging showing. The address it takes me to and hangs at with the blank screen is: …/wp-admin/post.php?post=31247&action=edit

Unfortunatly my site heavily relies on both The Events Calender and Toolset (for our directories). This is not a new site and has used these plug-ins together since it was rebuilt onto the WP platform about 3 years ago. It is only just now after the update that this issue has started, and is making it incredibly difficult to publish or add new content to our event guides which is something we would be doing daily.

Thank you.

[jussibr]

The ‘customizations’ were provided to me through support here when I asked how to hide the organizer info from my event listings. All the code came from this forum.

[jussibr]

Didn’t work. I do actually need the organizer field as it passes info to me about who submitted the event. I just do not want that info then showing on the event listings (as it is now!) since it contains email addresses etc that should not be shown to our audience. Is there a new way I need to hide this info now?

[jussibr]

HI – I actually have the following in my code.. not sure how to modify: This is to hide the organizer info.

add_filter( ‘tribe_events_single_event_meta_legacy_mode’, ‘__return_true’ );

add_action(‘tribe_events_single_event_the_meta_addon’,’tribe_hide_custom_meta’, 100);
function tribe_hide_custom_meta() {
echo “”;
}

[jussibr]

Hi – I have seen this question asked awhile ago, so I’m not the first to mention it. The default post author in wordpress is the admin – so why would the events plug-in work differently?

[jussibr]

I have the same effect – for existing venues. the link shows the code on the event post, but the link works on the venue page, http://www.childslife.ca/venue/royal-ontario-museum/

However, for a new venue, or if I add a weblink to an existing venue – the link just doesn’t show at all.

[jussibr]

Hi Casey. I have found the plug-in that is causing the message. It is a plug-in called WP Views. I’ll check with the author to solve the issue. Thanks for your help.

[jussibr]

I should also add that I used to use the filter section to add the author column into the admin event listings – then select them all and do a bulk change. This saved considerable time. However, for some reason the author column will no longer appear when I add it.

[jussibr]

Hi there – thanks for the reply. I understand we do not see the author on the event listings themselves. But should a user use the search function and view posts in the archive format search result they then see the author listed. In this case the author that is shown is one of our writers and it is important that they are not being set as the athor of hundreds of separate events.

Thanks!

[jussibr]

Hi I turned off the Digg Digg plugin but am still seeing the same error message. – ‘Content template debug: Calling function is wp_trim_excerpt’

Thanks.

[jussibr]

I am also having this exact same issue – and it is a BIG issue for us as well. Please make it a priority or provide a work around.

[jussibr]

Hi thank you for this answer – yes it does work for the main events page! It does not have any effect on past events views though – the code looks like it should also use this title for past event list views. Is that correct?

Also wondering – is there anyway to use something like this to add a meta description to the main page as well?

Thx

[jussibr]

Unfortunatly this didn’t work for my situation. Yoast works very well for my event category pages letting me set titles and descriptions. It is only the main events page that has a problem with no title. When I use this function it replaces every page (all categories) with the same title ‘Upcoming Events’.

Is there a fix for just the Main page List view? Or maybe a way to set that page (url) title and description through a function?

[jussibr]

I will give it a try and let you know. Thanks!

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