[nssbethel]

That did the trick – thanks!

[nssbethel]

This isn’t a customization. This is something that I came across on Google in a support ticket as replied to by one of your support reps. See https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/show-time-in-month-view-and-list-view/. This is exactly what I’m using in my template file, nothing more.

Thanks,

[nssbethel]

Great, thanks!

[nssbethel]

I was finally able to figure out the problem, and it had nothing to do with the version of the plugin. (Although thanks for the quick work in rolling that out.) It turned out that the snippet of code I had added to my theme’s functions.php file from here, https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/add-start-time-to-event-title/, was causing the problem. Once I removed that, voila, I could see the list again. There’s some conflict between the two.

I can update the template file instead to show the start time, so it’s not a total loss not being able to use this snippet.

Thanks!

-Hirsch

[nssbethel]

Neither one of those solutions has worked. Is there anything else that you can recommend?

[nssbethel]

I tried replacing that file, but that didn’t do the trick. Re: disabling
WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY, where is that located? In the wp-config file I
see define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false); – is that what you mean?

[nssbethel]

Thanks for getting back to me, and sorry for being pushy about a reply.

That’s great to hear that it’s a bug and you’re working on a fix – but I have a client who has a bunch of upcoming events, and now can’t see anyone who has registered. That’s a big problem. Do you have an estimated timeframe for when this will be fixed, or a workaround solution in the meantime?

[nssbethel]

When can I expect to receive a reply in response to this question?

Thanks,

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