[Robin]

I have reported the same issue here. There appears to be an issue with the tribe_mobile_setup_day function. We’ve found that disabling the calendar widget on affected pages (this is breaking certain forms for us) helps as a stop gap measure, so removing the calendar widget completely if it’s a site wide issue may be a temporary option.

[Robin]

The issue exists in the tribe_mobile_setup_day method in the tribe-events-calendar.js file. When debugging is enabled, the full error reads:

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot set property 'date' of undefined
    at tribe_mobile_setup_day

Doing a console.log on the data variable set there ($date.data( 'tribejson' )) shows that it’s undefined. You can replicate this by using Chrome Dev tools and viewing a page with the calendar widget with the mobile view on.

This has been checked with all other plugins deactivated, most recent versions of the plugins, and using a default theme. The JS error persists in the referenced file. If I add an early return if the data variable is not defined, the script error disappears and the JS conflict is resolved, although I don’t know what events functionality I may be losing or breaking by adding the early return.

[Robin]

Just checking back in–our events are still all up and running and it’s been over two weeks. So, fingers crossed that the housekeeper was the culprit–although major bummer because that’s a great thing to have, Barry. I’ll check in over there with more details.

[Robin]

Rob, thank you so much for letting me know what’s going on–and please tell Jessica thank you for finding the issue! This is something we can work around for now but I do hope that you are able to get it sorted for a future release.

(In this client’s case, it’s a church, so there are about 5000 events, more or less, every Sunday, but for the month view, they need the worship services to appear on the grid no matter what.)

Thanks again!

[Robin]

Rob, thanks for coming back to this.

In my theme I have added the patch for the grayed out screen, but I switched the dev site to twenty eleven with no modifications, which is why the patch isn’t working there. Even with that patch, though, it’s bugging out on me.

I suppose it could be hosting related, but I do encounter the same issue on my localhost install–I don’t know beans about hosting but I would assume the two environments are rather different? I was guessing the connection lost message was due to the loop that WP was tying itself up in.

If there are other steps I should take to help troubleshoot this, please let me know. I’m rooting for you to find it. Thanks!

[Robin]

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[Robin]

Bummer! I wish you could replicate it because it’s happening on both my local install and my dev site (the client site has been launched so I could work on this there, or let you, if you wanted to at this point).

I upped the nesting level on the localhost and got the error again. Upping it did give it time to make more copies of the event (thankfully on the localhost it wasn’t 600 to start with). Here’s the error results file: https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/894876/20130820_tribe.txt

Would love to get this sorted. We are kind of afraid of using the recurring events at this point. 🙁

[Robin]

Just wanted to add that I am encountering this issue as well. The functions.php code seems to have worked for me.

[Robin]

Hey Barry, I’ve managed to avoid the problem altogether by creating a new category and using that. The issue does seem to have been limited to that one particular category, so I’ve deleted it and moved on (getting closer to launching the site). I feel like editing recurring events is a hit or miss endeavor, but for the time being, I’m OK–although a bit bummed to lose that category label since it was the one I wanted to use. There was nothing funny in the name or slug so I don’t know why it would have caused the issues it did, but it’s gone from the development site now so I can’t test it anymore. Thanks–

[Robin]

Neill, apparently it’s something with the Genesis Framework. Doesn’t show on Twenty Eleven but if I activate just Genesis, no child theme, it is there.

I have noticed in the past week or so that my calendar pages are showing both the Genesis navigation and the Tribe navigation, which I’m pretty sure did not used to be the case. But with new releases and betas from WordPress, Genesis, and Tribe, I can’t say for sure when I noticed that happening, although my guess is that the permalink entry and the page/event navigation are related.

[Robin]

Interestingly, the issue seems to be limited to recurring events in a specific category. If I create an event in a different category, I’m no longer having the issue. I’m not sure if I can get around it by just converting old events to the new category and deleting the old category?

[Robin]

If I use the link to view upcoming events–default view is the list–it works fine. Interestingly, and I probably wouldn’t notice this tomorrow, since it will be August, if I switch from the list view of the category to the month view–and there are no events in that category in July–the wonky permalink also shows at the bottom of the calendar, and stays there even if I use the link to navigate to the next month. Also shows if I want to look at events in a category in the week view and there are no events in that category. So definitely something happening when there are no events to display for a given parameter, not limited to one specific view.

[Robin]

No, I have not made any template edits, only CSS.

I have added some code to my functions.php to remove related events (which shouldn’t affect this, only single event pages, correct?), run the organizer emails through the obfuscator plugin I’m using, and force a full page layout for the photo and grid view. Code is at https://gist.github.com/robincornett/14b1f60d2519ec568916

[Robin]

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[Robin]

I ran into a similar issue–my calendar page shows but is blank, for both list and month/etc. Individual events still show in the back end but 404 on the front (did resave permalinks and no joy).

I went in via FTP and renamed both events calendar plugin folders to -old and uploaded the 3.0/3.0.1 versions that were working fine yesterday. For me, at least, this appears to have restored my calendar and events–they reappeared and all links are working.

Totally YMMV, not sure if this is recommended or not, but this did work for me, at least until a fixed update is pushed–

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