Forum Replies Created
-
Posts
-
Any ETA on this fix?
Also, how do you increase the number of events per page in the admin area to do what you’re suggesting? I have 9 pages of events, and of course what I need is somewhere in the middle of all those.
I put the site into maintenance mode, deleted the existing TEC & ECP folders, re-uploaded the original backed up folders manually. Did the update through the dashboard. No more problems. Not sure what was going on other than maybe something got corrupted in the first attempt. Or gremlins. *shrug*
I just found another issue with the working site and that is when you click on the link to view all events for a day, nothing shows up. I’m completely stumped now. Nothing on that server has changed other than the updates to the TEC & ECP, and I restored the plugin folders.
Sorry, no, I can’t give you the exact error message, but it was regarding what I stated in the OP, “Fatal error: Call to undefined function tribe_is_week()…” and then it gave the line number & file name where the error was occurring.
As I stated above, “this coming from one of the theme include files which also references functions tribe_is_day and tribe_is_event_category. No problems with those two.” Those are being used to determined which sidebar, if any, shows up based on what type of page it is (day, weekly, monthly) and that code is based on something I found here in the forum.
There is a custom functions file, but nothing in there would have anything to do with what is occurring here. The functions there that have anything to do with ECP handle adding tribe date & organizer to the results, remove the ‘before’ html on a single event, remove the ical import link, put the meta walker back in (to salvage the hours of work I did earlier this year), remove “other meta” from view (the work I did earlier this year), remove ‘location’ from events filter bar, remove link from venue. There are some other functions in that file that relate to WP, and are there for security reasons.
Regardless of what is in the functions file, the fact remains that it’s not happening on the test site which has an identical set of files & plugins in place and is using the same versions of php & mysql. And when I say “identical” – I mean identical. Before I do any upgrades, I make backups of my org. site, then I install the backups on my test site and do the upgrades there first. This problem is not happening on the test site.
Any of that help?
I haven’t had a chance to try this out yet because there are only so many hours in the day & I’m trying to get their season of events plugged in & ready for a March 10 launch. :-/ As soon as I get time I will give it a shot and let you know.
Thank you for the link. I’m not really wanting to “customize” all the other pages per sey, I more want it to do like all the others – display the site title & description _after_ the page title — Ex. Events for March | Site Title | Site Description. That piece of code looks like it removes the dynamic part of the title.
Please don’t close this until there is an actual fix for the original problem. Thanks for your time.
I have a simple, temporary fix, but in trying to work this out, I found another issue that I had not noticed before: The page title doesn’t include the site name and/or description when you move between any “list” pages using the next/previous or the search feature. Ex. Moving from February to March, or current photo items to next photo items. Is there a fix for that, or did you want me to post a new support request?
The original problem:
<title><?php wp_title( '|', true, 'right' ); bloginfo( 'name' ); echo " | "; bloginfo('description'); ?></title>The temp fix I’m using is this:
<title><?php wp_title( '', true, 'right' ); if ( tribe_is_event() || (!is_front_page() ) ) { echo " | "; } bloginfo( 'name' ); echo " | "; bloginfo('description'); ?></title>
