[Ben]

Hi Geoff, thanks for the reply. Unfortunately, that doesn’t work. Anything being queried by Tribe__Events__Main::POSTTYPE (per Tribe documentation) doesn’t respond to time zone details.

Any additional help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[Ben]

That was absolutely the issue. We had a filter getting rid of excess attributes on link tags but apparently that one was not excess… it was essential. Thanks!

[Ben]

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[Ben]

Nevermind… After spending an hour on it last night, suddenly it is working. Just now I saw an admin-ajax.php error, reloaded the page, then the dialog started working properly. Sorry for all of the posts back-to-back.

[Ben]

I did just find this PHP notice being thrown:

NOTICE: wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/lib/tribe-events-recurrence-meta.class.php:44 – Trying to get property of non-object

[Ben]

I am having the same issue except I am very well aware of how to edit files. I changed the file and it did not fix the issue. I checked the Chrome Inspector and there were no JS errors in the console… it simply did not work. I even verified that the JS file was being loaded on the page and that it was loading the modified version of the file.

When I edit a specific instance of a recurring event all previous instances are deleted and all future instances are edited. This is a problem as I have the plugin installed on a site that uses a lot of recurring events. I know 3.0 is coming out soon but I don’t know how soon and I am afraid to tell the clint to simply wait for his calendar to start working properly.

Any advice or suggestions to get this fixed?

[Ben]

This does not seem to have worked for me. I am experiencing the same (or a similar) problem. If I edit one instance of a recurring event I do not get a popup dialogue box. Instead, all previous instances of the event are deleted and all future instances of the event are modified.

I tried the solution here but it did not work for me. I’m running Pro 2.0.11.

Reccuring Events break-out

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