[Sean]

Hey George,

Perfect, thank you so much!

Have a great weekend,
Karly

[Sean]

Thanks for the lead George, this does help!

Best,
Karly

[Sean]

Good morning George,

Thanks for confirming. Are there any plugins that you recommend for setting rules/limits on the images that can be uploaded via the Community Events form? Or would it be best to have a custom function or other code added to our site?

Thank you,
Karly

[Sean]

Hi Josh,

Hope you weekend is going well. I took a look at the usermeta and didn’t see anything odd. But, then it hit me…APM adds filters to the Events dashboard, which have been closed on my site. So I opened it up and it turns out that a filter was active, which was causing the events to not display. To say I’m embarrassed at not thinking of this at the start is an understatement! I’m really sorry for taking your time on this. The good news is that there is no bug here…just user error!

Best regards,
Karly

[Sean]

Hi Josh,

– The pending events were created by submitting them via the Community Events form (anonymously).
– In the main events list in the dashboard (/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tribe_events), the pending events do not show up nor do they show up when “searching” for them on the “All” events view of the dashboard. Only events that the default admin is the author of are displayed. Other posts (whether anonymous or that have another admin as the author) are not displayed.
– With APM plugin deactivated (and still using my custom theme and files), there are no issues. The pending events show up for the default admin in the dashboard.
– Changing to the default Twentyfourteen theme and having only APM and TEC plugins (TEC, TEC PRO, Community Events and Filter Bar) activated, the issue persists.

Also, I just noticed that posts in the Trash that have their author set to a different account (admin or anonymous), also do not show up in the dashboard for the default admin. As with the pending events, it returns “No events found in Trash” while the number of posts currently in the trash is still correctly displayed in the dashboard.

Very weird since permissions for the users are the same…I’m perplexed!

Karly

[Sean]

Hi Josh,

That’s correct. With only TEC plugins and Advanced Post Manager activated on the TwentyFourteen theme, the issue persists (no customization’s exist on the core plugin files or that theme). Also, no user roles have changed (in the database an admin that can view the pending events is the same permissions as the primary admin). The issue persists on both our production and staging sites. We did have a developer do some work on the site, but I’ve confirmed with them that no changes were made to any core APM files.

[Sean]

Excellent, that did the trick Brook! As always, thanks for helping me get to the finish line on this!

Have a great weekend,
Karly

[Sean]

Good morning Brook,

Hmm, I’m not seeing that happen. When navigating to other months, refreshing the page, or even going directly to other months via a url, the <title> tag stays as “January 2016 | My Site Name”

For day view the <title> tag does change in the source code (and the browser bar) both when ajax changes the page content and when the page is completely reloaded. There must be an issue with the Month View (possibly my snippet)since the Day View’s title tag does change via ajax or full page reloads? I tested this on my staging server too (where no cache exists) so I know its not a matter of the content being cached.

Karly

[Sean]

Brook, I did notice that when navigating the Month View view pagination, the <title> tag shown in the source code does not change. It stays the same (for the current month). Is this a bug? The title tag for Day View does change when the user navigates to past/future days via ajax.

        elseif ( tribe_is_month() && !is_tax() ) {  // Month View Page
                $title = sprintf(
'Events for %1$s | My Site',
date_i18n( 'F Y', strtotime( $wp_query->get( 'start_date' ) ) )
);
        }

[Sean]

Perfect, thank you Brook! All set now.

As I mentioned, if the source code is used to display the page title’s elsewhere, the browser showing the incorrect (TEC default) page title tag in the browser is only an issue for those bookmarking the pages or those looking at the title displayed in the browser’s tab. Still, if it wasn’t already on the list of “reasons to disable ajax page loading”, perhaps it could be added when the team is considering that functionality further down the road?

Thanks again,
Karly

[Sean]

Hi George,

Okay great thank you very much for clarifying. I’m actually glad to hear it is in fact part of the same issue as opposed to another scenario 🙂 If you can set this forum topic to be notified when a fix is released, it would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks again and looking forward to the upcoming releases!

Best,
Karly

[Sean]

Hi George,

Thanks for the quick reply! Good to know that the second issue is indeed a bug and will be fixed in an upcoming release.

Just to confirm on the abbreviations: right now, the day of week headers are not remaining as abbreviations up to the revised breakpoint. The full header (e.g. Wednesday) is being displayed above 768px (when I’ve set tribe_events_mobile_breakpoint to be 960). That is supposed to be happening? I just want to confirm, as when reading your original reply I read it to mean that the headers should remain as abbreviations up until whatever the breakpoint is (which again, is unfortunately not happening).

[Sean]

This reply is private.

[Sean]

Great news, adding global $wp_query; is all that was needed! Thanks again Brook for helping me get to the finish line with this!

Best,
Karly

[Sean]

This reply is private.

[Author]

Posts