[Ken Eastwood]

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[Ken Eastwood]

I’ve had to remove the Add Events page from the navigation but it is still published at http://barrow-upon-humber.co.uk/events/community/add

Have attached the screenshot from testing as a bare site with the default theme.

Any news?

[Ken Eastwood]

I’ve also attached a screenshot of the errors showing in Chrome.

May or may not be relevant?

Ken

[Ken Eastwood]

HiYa,

Yes, I went back to default WordPress theme and deactivated all other plugins. Cleared cache etc. Just tried that all again and have attached a screenshot.

As well as the layout, the date pickers do not work (the pop up calendar doesn’t appear). These don’t work if adding an event from dashboard/Events/Add New either.

The venue and organizer fields don’t work either.

Your test event did reach the dashboard.

Please advise further.

many thanks.

Ken

[Ken Eastwood]

The configuration information uploaded earlier may have indicated use of older versions of the plugins. I was just testing at the time and have reverted to the latest again now (the issue still exists).

Ken

[Ken Eastwood]

Hi George,

Thanks for the reply.

Admin is working fine. It’s just the events calendar page and all other events related pages that are blank.

I set the staging site up myself in a folder beneath public_html i.e. a standalone instance of WordPress. We do this for most of our client sites and yes, it’s very useful (lesson learned the hard way)! We use Heart Internet for hosting.

I can’t see anything else wrong. We do use the WP Rocket cache plugin but tried deactivating.

Very strange!

Cheers,

Ken

[Ken Eastwood]

For anyone else wanting to do this – I’ve added a new button for “Add New Event” next to the “Find Events” button on the Tribe Events bar.

Edit /plugins/the-events-calendar/views/modules/bar.php and add <input class=”tribe-events-button tribe-no-param” name=”newEvent” type=”button” value=”Add New Event” onclick=”window.location.href =’http://yoururl/events/community/add&#8217;;return true;”/> immediately after the existing <input class=”tribe-events-button tribe-no-param” type=”submit” name=”submit-bar” value=”<?php _e( ‘Find Events’, ‘tribe-events-calendar’ ) ?>” />

Style it up with a bit of CSS

/* Tribe Events Bar */

#tribe-bar-form .tribe-bar-submit input[type=submit] {
margin-left: -210px!important;
}
#top #tribe-events-bar input, #top #tribe-events-bar select {
margin-top: 10px!important;
}
#top #wrap_all .tribe-events-button {
height: 50px!important;
width: 175px;
margin-left: 40px;
}

Hope that’s helpful.

Ken

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