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Thanks you Cliff, could you instruct me how to select multiple categories from the widget? It looks like you can only select one…
Geoff thanks for you prompt reply.
More likely though, the issue is probably caused by PHP 7.
At the time of writing, there are still enough glitches with that version of PHP that we can’t claim full compatibility.As a first step, I would try rolling back to an earlier version of PHP (e.g.: 5.4+)
This makes me shiver! I absolutely need PHP 7 the site is quite slow right now, turning back to PHP 5 would make the site “bend on its knees”.
As for the memory apache is configured to use 160M…. tell me about timeouts and possibly help to find a solution to fix somehow this, at this stage I can’t revert to other tools like google calendar, too late now I have to follow this route!Thank you George for chiming in! I wonder why there was a choice to generate differente outputs for the soma object assuming the outcome should be the same! Is there any reason for this?
Here’s thi Gist: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/7bd25bb2c6cf857ce1befa74fd59bfa9
Could this problem be related to license? Is there a license verification process on each page load?
I have tested the widget and the problem is the same. 2 errors in the console (same as above) obviously on different line numbers
Sorry, the problem described above arises using the shortcode for the minicalendar (not the widget as I have stated).
This seems reasonable as my categories shouldn’t change (as for the future I would recommend the developers to add the exclusion feature, basically sql allows this easily).
Do I need the shortcode to include multiple categories?At the moment it could be handy just to have a “brutal” list in a date range (for a school is important to track dates across two years -> 2016/2017 for instance.
If you could write down the query to achieve this I could create a shortcode in my functions.php…I will definitely use a caching plugin.
In the meanwhile it would be good if the Events Calendar plugin will issue less possible calls on pages not containing any reference to the calendarGeoff thanks for helping!
It seems that the problem is more related to the logics behind the tooltip: see here the attachment, there’s no admin bar but the tooltip is clipped away…. I think it should ba a matter of querying current window area view and decide where to place the tooltip…
Sure. Attached here
