[Matthew]

Makes perfect sense, and we’ve since changed our theme back to the default handle and will deal with the “bad” plugin that was causing the issue (why we changed it) in the first place. Thanks!

[Matthew]

Hi George!

I think maybe my question got lost in translation here. I understand that jQuery is a dependency of The Events Calendar, but my question was more aimed at the “handle” that jQuery is registered as in WordPress. By default WordPress has jQuery registered as a script called ‘jquery’, and in this specific custom theme we have jquery registered as ‘prelude_jquery’. The issue is 100% resolved by renaming our jQuery handle in WordPress back to just the default handle of “jquery”. So my question was does TEC look for a script dependency with a handle of “jquery”?

All in all we decided internally to update our theme to not have the custom handle name for jQuery so it won’t be an issue in the future, but was just looking for insight into what TEC is looking for when it comes to handles of dependent scripts.

Thanks!

[Matthew]

sorry, try this again:
php wp_nav_menu( array(‘menu’ => ‘Main’ ));

[Matthew]

Looks like permalinks took care of the issue. We planned on using them, just didnt do that yet since we were in production still.

Our menu call in: ‘Main’ )); ?>

[Matthew]

Just a follow up test. I dropped my custom theme to try on a default 2012 theme. Same thing. the menu just completely drops to list all pages when you hit events.

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