[Diego Hinz]

Thanks for your help. Unfortunately the issue is still there, although I disabled the automatical language updates via filter (like explained here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Configuring_Automatic_Background_Updates#Configuration_via_Filters)

I created a php file in the folder /wordpress/current/wp-content/mu-plugins with following content:

<?php

/*
Plugin Name: Add Filter Plugin
Plugin URI: 
Description: Adds filter to wordpress
Author: MEWIGO
Author URI: https://www.mewigo.de
License: GPL2
*/

add_filter( 'auto_update_translation', '__return_false' );

In the WP backend, I can see it in the “must use plugin” list. It seems to be “installed” correctly.

Do you have any other ideas, how the language files can be changed? Are there any possibilities to disable the writing-file-permissions via ftp (e.g. chmod to 444) ?

Thanks in advance.
Diego

[Diego Hinz]

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• This reply was modified 9 years, 3 months ago by Diego Hinz. Reason: Added: (Links are dead, please let me know if you need a "working" example of the error)

[Diego Hinz]

Hello Hunter,

Thank you for your reply.

We are actually using core functionality of the Eventscalendar PRO plugin – the [tribe_events] shortcode. We have placed this shortcode on a dashboard page in the backend, where we need to show a certain events category, so the shortcode is [tribe_events category=”catname”].

Now with this calendar view in the backend, the datepicker.js does not pass on the value correctly: Whatever month I select, the calendar does not load again (see screen1). When using the text links on the bottom of the calendar to switch months, the calendar is reloaded and shows the correct month.

This is the debug output from the console when clicking the links on the bottom of the calendar to switch months: [“TEC Debug: tribe_ev.fn.update_picker sent “2017-01″ to the boostrapDatepicker”]

This message does not show when using the javascript datepicker. Additionally, no errors are present in the server log, and no output is given when enabling wp_debug.

I am very puzzled. Is there maybe a dependency which is missing the admin backend (e.g. jquery or similar)? I hope you are able to help with this issue.

Thanks a lot in advance!

Best!

[Diego Hinz]

Hi George,

Thank you for your quick reply! I understand that this request exceeds the scope of the support offered to license holders.

The category we want to remove from all frontend queries is ‘easytruck-offen’. We use this taxonomy to register events that are not publicly accessible but needed for internal purposes. When these events become public, we switch to the category ‘easytruck’.

The CSS solution is not viable unfortunately, as we are also using e.g. the mini-calendar shortcode. There, the class “tribe-events-has-events” is set for days that have events, so even after hiding the actual event via CSS, the mini calendar would still indicate an event on that day.

Is it possible to have this custom code developed by you and your team? What information would you need to make a proposal?

Best Regards!

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