[Nicolas]

Thanks Cliff, I will follow your instructions later this week and get back to you!
Kind regards,
Nick

[Nicolas]

Thanks for your support Geoff! Much appreciated!

Best wishes,
Nick

[Nicolas]

Hi Geoff,

Thanks for your reply. I had already read the link that you sent but was still unsure what to do I’m afraid, hence reaching out to you. All it says is that I should be fine to have a local dev install and the live site. Ok, but what to do? Then the only link that seems to take me anywhere is https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/moving-your-license-keys/, but that doesn’t sound applicable because it’s not disconnecting from one live site to use the key on another. Checking the licence keys on my account the site url is listed as 89.187.86.7, this is forestrowvillagehall.org, the reason perhaps it reads this way is that I was working on the live box while I was waiting for the domain name to propagate. Is this why there is an issue being flagged? I had not had this issue when working with menuonthegreen.co.uk (a different key). Still unsure what to do I’m afraid?

Many thanks,
Nick

[Nicolas]

Thanks, I’ll investigate some more!

[Nicolas]

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[Nicolas]

Hi George, apologies for the delay in responding, other things pulling my attention! I found that the following added to functions.php allowed me to work with the plugin “Multiple Post thumbnails”, perhaps it could assist someone else:

if (class_exists('MultiPostThumbnails')) {
	new MultiPostThumbnails(
		array(
		'label' => 'Secondary Image',
		'id' => 'secondary-image',
		'post_type' => 'tribe_events'
	)
	);
}
add_image_size('post-secondary-image-thumbnail', 800, 200);

Best wishes,
Nick

[Nicolas]

Hi Geoff, All fixed now, many thanks for your help!

[Nicolas]

Thanks Geoff!

[Nicolas]

Hi Geoff,

Many apologies for the delay in getting back to you, my attension being pulled in other directions!

I have tried as you suggested, unfortunately I still get the active debug message:

WARNING: wp-admin/includes/plugin.php:259 – opendir(/Users/Nic/sites/menuonthegreen/motg/wp-content/plugins/event-aggregator): failed to open dir: No such file or directory
require_once(‘wp-admin/admin.php’), do_action(‘admin_init’), call_user_func_array, Tribe__PUE__Checker->general_notifications, Tribe__PUE__Checker->get_plugin_name, Tribe__PUE__Checker->set_plugin_name, get_plugins, opendir

To be sure, I manually re-installed both the plugins (both v.4.3.2), and activated the free and then the pro. Not sure if this is of use to you but as soon as I re-activated the free plugin the debug message was activated. Also just to let you know that I have the plugins installed in a multisite environment, perhaps this may play a role in the error? Just to let you know, I’m only using the calendar on one of the “sites” as this is applicable site-wide. (At a later stage I may need to look at a multisite licence, but that would only be further down the line!)

Many thanks again for your kind assistance!
Nick

[Nicolas]

Hi Geoff,

Thanks again for your reply and support.
Thankfully an update of the pro plugin to version 4.3 enabled access to the calendar. Interestingly in my plugins dashboard, the pro plugin, although confirmed version as 4.2.4, was not registering that an update was required. While I can now access the calendar on the front end I still have an active debug message as below. Currently I don’t need the event aggregator (will have to investigate how this may help me) so don’t feel too concerned about this. Not sure whether that has any implications for you, or perhaps for me further down the line?

WARNING: wp-admin/includes/plugin.php:259 – opendir(/Users/Nic/sites/…/wp-content/plugins/event-aggregator): failed to open dir: No such file or directory
require_once(‘wp-admin/admin.php’), do_action(‘admin_init’), call_user_func_array, Tribe__PUE__Checker->general_notifications, Tribe__PUE__Checker->get_plugin_name, Tribe__PUE__Checker->set_plugin_name, get_plugins, opendir

Best wishes,
Nick

[Nicolas]

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[Nicolas]

Thanks for you reply Hunter, I’ll follow your advice.
Best wishes,
Nick

[Nicolas]

Just to update a little on this, the date-picker I’m referring to is the mini-calendar in the events calendar widget. I have set the events to show as 0 and so when selecting a date it shows the day view for that particular selection. When using the datepicker that comes as part of the tribe-bar search it shows the map pins correctly.

[Nicolas]

Many thanks for your help Brook, all sorted now!

For anyone looking for the same solution, a summary below:
1. To have the datepicker always visible, use the mini-calendar widget, i.e. avoid trying to engage the datepicker that is part of the “tribe-bar-date-filter”.
2. To remove the events listing for a particular day in the mini-calendar, set the number of events to show as 0. This is found under widgets section in wp admin.
3. To get the datepicker to reflect the date selection in the main events listing, firstly, have the number of events set to 0 (as in 2. above). Secondly, this took me a while to figure out, make sure in events > settings > display > enable event views, that at least “day” is checked. Otherwise when trying to select a particular date nothing happens and browser registers javascript:void(0).

[Nicolas]

Thanks very much Brook, I’ll give that a try. Sorry for delayed reply, other work pulling me in different directions! Yes it is a little ironic that you guys didn’t do the calendar for Stanford 🙂 Great little network they’ve got going there, super work!
Best wishes, Nick

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