[Mad Dog]

At least temporarily CANCEL this request.

The “Recent Template Changes” got me thinking that there must have been a change to the organizer.php file that was affecting it since I’d modified it. Compared them, added the new code changes. Seems to work.

Nothing like posting a support question to help one figure it out.

I’ll let you know if anything else pops up.

THANKS

[Mad Dog]

Thanks Nico. I’ve got it sorted out but I have to say, this is the most complicated, odd templating addition. All the others are “copy this file to the proper location in your child theme and make your changes.” This is a lot of work just to add two small “required” notes after two field labels! Venue and Custom fields were simple….what happened with this one? (:})

[Mad Dog]

I downgraded and all’s well for now. I’ll wait until the dust settles on this one before trying again!

[Mad Dog]

I hate to piggyback, but same problems here. As always, because of customization I’ve done, I need to check some files but with the bad filenames I’m having trouble finding them to compare. What a mess….

[Mad Dog]

It’s fixed. Looked deeper and noticed that the Nivo Slider plugin was outdated and because they changed the way they handle support etc, there was no notification that there was an update. I updated and it seems to be good now.

Whew!~

Thanks for the guidance and patience working through this.

MD

[Mad Dog]

The usual long, gory testing found the culprit: the Nivo Slider plugin.

Now…I know you don’t support other plugin conflicts, but any leads on where to look? Unfortunately I need both plugins!

Thanks,
Mad Dog

[Mad Dog]

Hi–

I didn’t know what Debug Bar is until I just looked it up (I assume it’s the WP plugin). Here’s what I’ve just discovered: it works when I’m logged in as an admin but not otherwise. I’ll check Debug Bar and your finding way up top of this thread and see what I can find.

Does the “works when logged in” give you and clues you can pass along?

Thanks
MD

[Mad Dog]

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[Mad Dog]

Testing some things, I’m seeing a possible pattern that makes no sense to me. I turned on WP DEBUG and one plugin was showing up in particular. So for yucks, I deactivated it. The Next Page Ajax works. So I activated the plugin again and the Next Page still works.

I had the same thing the other day when I deactivated a different plugin. Things worked, then continued to work when I activated it again.

For a while. Then it stopped working.

Now…I just tried another browser (FF) and it’s not working. The Loading graphic is just spinning.

Does this make any sense to you? It’s almost as if something is resetting in the browser when I deactivate a plugin but I have no idea what…or if it’s just a fluke.

Any ideas?

THANKS

P.S. In FF I turned on Firebug. No errors. I try Next and it works…..!? W…T…F…?

[Mad Dog]

This is going to take some sleuthing because it’s been intermittent. I installed the new Community Events update last night and checked and it worked. I figured the had changed or fixed something. This morning…no luck. Page Inspector isn’t showing any js or other errors which is what’s really strange to me.

Weird….

[Mad Dog]

I spoke too soon. It’s doing it again. That’s really wacky.

I need to do a bit more troubleshooting……

Here’s a question, I don’t know if you can answer though….it worked fine all along. Any idea what may have changed in the newest updates that could be causing the conflict?

[Mad Dog]

Just so you know, and maybe it will help someone else at some point, I went with a different way of accomplishing this. Instead of getting into the Roles, because I realized I needed some error message, I changed event-list.php by wrapping the page in a conditional so only admins and teachers (the two roles who can post events/courses) can get to the page. Anyone else gets an “error” message.

// Conditional so only Teachers and Admins see the list 
if( current_user_can('teacher') || current_user_can('administrator') ) { 
// End role exclusion

Then the existing page code. Ending with:

<?php 
// Rest of CONDITIONAL SO ONLY Teachers and Admins have access
} else { ?>
	<div class="no_subscriber">
	You must be an authorized Instructor or School<br />
	to add courses<br /><br />
	<a href='http://ourdomain.com/events/'>Click here to go back to the Course Listing</a>
	</div>
<?php } 
//END CONDITIONAL
?>

Maybe not the nicest code (I could have used echo) but it works!

MD

[Mad Dog]

Thanks for checking on that. I looked and hadn’t used that function. Then I remembered I use a plugin called WP Admin No Show in order to keep a role from getting to the admin page. So I deactivated it and all is good. Oddly, when I reactivated it just to test….it’s still good. So perhaps it reset something.

Lord only knows…..another update, another glitch. Luckily minor this time!

THANKS

[Mad Dog]

Perfect!

Thanks

[Mad Dog]

Sounds good and using Role Editor is no problem. By any chance do you have the event user capabilites anywhere? Role Editor lists them alphabetically and there can be a lot of them with different plugins so a concise list for me to make sure I’ve got all the needed ones would be handy.

THANKS

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