[Dieter]

After a lot of reading and detective work, I found a possible solution. It sits in the file

themes/enfold/config-events-calendar/config.php:

//edit/remove some of the options from display tab
 if(!function_exists('avia_events_display_tab'))
{
	add_action('tribe_display_settings_tab_fields', 'avia_events_display_tab', 10);
	
	function avia_events_display_tab($options)
	{
		$edit_elements 	= array('info-start', 'info-box-title', 'info-box-description', 'info-end', 'stylesheetOption', 'tribeEventsTemplate', 'tribeDisableTribeBar'); 
		$options 		= avia_events_modify_options($options, $edit_elements);
		
		return $options;
	}
}

Commenting this out does the trick and the display options for the calendar are visible in admin. I’m not sure what this little guy here does:

add_action('tribe_display_settings_tab_fields', 'avia_events_display_tab', 10);

or this one:

'tribeDisableTribeBar'

I think you or one of your teammates knows that.

[Dieter]

Hey Geoff, thanks for your anwser. I just tried the default theme and what should I say? It works. ;-(

Not that I’m happy that it works with this theme, no I’m unhappy that it doesn’t with Enfold. What can I do?

Cheers,
Dieter

[Dieter]

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[Dieter]

Btw: I got that thing with the “cost” field resolved as well. But don’t ask me how, I don’t know. Too much input last night… 😉

[Dieter]

Hey Goeroge,

yes, all plugins were Network Aktivated. Even though I’m using WooCommerce only on one site. But the thing with the white screen occured wether plugins were activated or not.

[Dieter]

hey george,

after hours of researching, detective work in the database, tons of coffee and red bull, losing all my hair, i finally had the idea, to have a look at my php error-log-files. that’s what i found:

PHP Fatal error: Class 'TribeWooTickets' not found in /is/htdocs/xxxx/www/photovogue/wp-content/themes/enfold/functions-enfold.php on line 1330

awesome, isn’t it? yesterday i did some changes in the themes functions.php, then later tried to deactivate woocommerce tickes in the plugins. baaam! only white pages, no admin-login. now, deleting the line in the themes functions.php did the trick.

BUT there’s still the problem with the missing “cost” field in events-calendar…

[Dieter]

hey, it’s me again. it’s 11.35 pm in germany and i have no more power to do any further actions. tommorow i will try a restore of the database and give the whole thing another try. if you have any clue of a possible solution meanwhile, i’ll be happy to hear from you. otherwise i’ll get back here after restoring the database.

have a nice day…

dieter

[Dieter]

hey george,

thank you for your reply. just got a little lunchbreak. 😉

wp debug shows no errors. the only plugins installed at the moment are:

the events calendar
woocommerce tickets
woocommerce

i found out that the problem with the “white pages” also exists, when i rename the plugin-folder “the-events-calendar” or the folder “wootickets”. renaming of other plugin-folders works with no problems.

i also found out, that my wp-database doen’t show anything about the calendar or tickets in “wp_options -> active_plugins”. if that helps.

after getting those white pages, the only way to get wp to work again, ist restoring both of the plugin-folders via ftp.

hope you can help

best,
dieter

[Dieter]

another weired thing: since updating the events calendar to 3.9 i no longer have a field “cost” in my events. in events that are made in the last version, the price for the event shows up in the eventslist, but theres also no field for it, when editing.

i hope i could explain that so far. english is not my nativ language… 😉

[Dieter]

I have the same problem here. Still missing a solution.

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