[Kyle]

Jonah;

Oh I see good to know. I am just getting into the revision part of my site, so I didn’t know that. I am trying to add a feature for customers/event providers to submit changes to one another and if approved it updates the event. If revisions don’t support meta though it would probably have to be a new cpt then, so looks like I’ll have to build it from scratch. Thanks for your time and help!

Kyle

[Kyle]

Jonah;

I am holding off on running 3.5 for a few weeks until a couple waves of bug fixes, so I’m not sure.

Kyle

[Kyle]

Okay, apparently the source of the problem was the code added for supporting revision tracking, which was kind of in the middle of troubleshooting this problem so I got them mixed up, my bad : https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/view-event-revision-history-in-admin/

Although that is kind of its own problem. When adding revision support, you cannot update event meta(e.g. start/end time) normal wp meta still updates though. New topic?

[Kyle]

both

[Kyle]

Hi, yes the original problem was the time meta getting wiped out whenever updating event from the admin

[Kyle]

Have you guys come up with any solution to the problems with the event dates? At this point I cannot create events through the admin, the date automatically reverts back to today’s date. Is there someway to get a copy of 2.0.9

[Kyle]

Code is courtesy of the WP Block Admin plugin http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-block-admin/

[Kyle]

Okay, clearing my cache did it. Thanks for your help!

[Kyle]

Inside my functions file. Strange

[Kyle]

Hey, thanks for the reply

I tried adding:
add_action(‘init’, ‘tribe_revision_support’);
function tribe_revision_support() {
add_post_type_support( ‘tribe_events’, ‘revisions’ );
}

But didn’t see a result

[Kyle]

Okay, so after playing with the tribe_update_event function for awhile it seems that you simply have to pass the entire date/time variable back in the correct format each time, or it will reset the date. So something like this http://pastie.org/5482011 will work. It is essentially like using the tribe_create_event function each time.

[Kyle]

Hey

I switched over to wp_update_post, but I will test with tribe_update_event

[Kyle]

Hey Sam, thanks for following up on this. I think I actually was able to figure out part of the problem. I had a separate function that was hooked into save_post which was causing an infinite loop (but only with events, which is why I thought it was with tribe_update_event). I appreciate you taking the time with this

[Kyle]

Jonah;

Okay great, thanks for your help.

Kyle

[Kyle]

I also tried to pass the times back to the post inside the function.

http://pastie.org/5479104

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