[Per]

Hi
I moved the site to another server and rebuilt it….the issue is resolved although I did not figure out what the issue was.

[Per]

Hi

yes I have checked for conflicts…
The javascript console reports some warnings related to the events calendar but no errors and that there is a language related file from jetpack(https://widgets.wp.com/languages/notifications/nb.json) that hasn’t loaded correctly. The Jetpack issue is unrelated and I have also tested with jetpack disabled.

As I mentioned in my original post it was working fine before the last round of updates!

[Per]

Hi George

Thanks for your help.

The code you gave me didn’t solve the problem; it added “kr ” to the string that was already there (kr kr2700) so I modified it a bit and now it is displaying with a space.

Here is the code after I modified it 😉

add_filter( 'tribe_get_cost', 'tribe_filter_cost_for_kr', 20, 3 );
 
function tribe_filter_cost_for_kr( $cost, $post_id, $with_currency_symbol ) {
 
    if ( ! empty( $cost ) && 'Free' !== $cost ) {
        $cost = sprintf( '%s', str_ireplace( 'kr', 'kr ', $cost ) );
    }
 
    return $cost;
}

Thank you for the help

Regards

[Per]

Hi George

Thankyou for your responce.

I actually made a mistake in typing the format in my first post 🙂

Yes, I have tried adding the space in general settings(Default currency symbol)( “”kr “” ) but it gets removed.

1. Correct, the format is currently kr2700

2. Correct, it SHOULD be kr 2700

3. The correct currency format for Norwegian is kr 2.700,- or kr 2.700,00 (kr #.###,##)It is normal to have the dash after instead of the two decimals

4. They aren’t truly required but they help with readability. As a minimum I would need to have the space between the kr and the number (kr ###). Also it would be nice to get a fix for this as we plan on using your plugins for a lot of our sites

[Per]

HI Cliff
Thanks for your response 🙂

I had checked the CSS file you mentioned before I posted the help request….the selector there is set to white too…
Any way I fixed the issue by adding “”!important”” to the colour rule.

So issue resolved 🙂

[Per]

Hi Geoff

Thank you (Y) the files you provided did the trick, I just needed to modify/add a few translations….but problem solved.

I have no idea how the files I was using got mixed up and renamed…..

Thanks again

[Per]

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[Per]

Hi Geoff

Again thank-you for your time. 🙂

I have tried your suggestion regarding updating the language files. Unfortunately it hasn’t helped.
I have also done the same with the “Events Tickets” plugin and checked that none of the language files in /wp-content/languages/ and it’s sub-folders were overriding.
I have been through all of the usual things too(deactivating and reactivating plugins etc) I have also re-uploaded most of the plugins that are in use on the site….

I have also setup a completely new site with just the bare bones of what is necessary regarding plugins
-Akismet (not active)
-Event Tickets
-Event tickets plus
-Hello Dolly (not Active)
-The Events Calendar
-TinyMCe Advanced
-WooCommerce

The problem is still there (I also updated the language files)

• This reply was modified 10 years, 3 months ago by Per. Reason: Added info about testing on a freshly setup site

[Per]

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[Per]

Hi
Thanks for responding. Unfortunately that isn’t the problem, WooCommerce is using the Norwegian language.

If you check the regular shop pages(Butikk) you’ll see that there are a couple of items there and they are displayed in Norwegian. It seems that something is causing the tickets to revert to displaying in English instead of Norwegian.

Regards

[Author]

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