[David]

I have not overwritten these files- I’ll try an update to see if that resolves that specific issue.
Another issue that has evolved – when looking at an event on a specific day (may 30 2015) on a mobile device – the event for april 30th is pulling up. This is only on mobile and not on desktop. I can’t see any conflicts in our custom.css files https://gist.github.com/gygi/f06ba661ef8c1238b7f3.

Quite surprised at the bugs we’re seeing.

[David]

All 4 files are there as listed. (please see screen shot.) http://screencast.com/t/riD0J8GmViM I guess we’ll keep looking. Thanks

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I traced the issue to the following file called by the request:

http://www.gygicookingclasses.com/classes/2015-05-07/

which calls:

/home/gygicookingclasses/www/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/day.php

This failed to load unless I commented out:

tribe_get_template_part( ‘day/content’ );

which loads a template file:

/home/gygicookingclasses/www/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/day/content.php

This calls the following template file:

/home/gygicookingclasses/www/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/day/loop.php

which calls

/home/gygicookingclasses/www/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/day/single.php

but there was no single.php template in that directory, only single-event.php. I copied single-event.php to single.php and commented out PHP calls, but I am not sure where it is breaking down, But I am certain the error is between the loop.php and single.php template files.

[David]

The apache logs aren’t writing anything (because it’s an infinite loop.) It eventually gives a 500 error – I’m working with the host to try to pinpoint the exact file. I assume it’s in the day view template – but I’ll try to share some more information:
https://gist.github.com/gygi/3f652fd59e3e6e4af792

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