[romakoinonia]

Hi Sky,

thanks for your work, I am using The events Calendar free plugin, for this reason I opened a thread in the free support forum:

https://wordpress.org/support/topic/next-previous-events-link/

So, when I updated to last version (4.6.12) I encountered the issue: in every ‘event detail page’ Next & Previous links go to the oldest event created (oldest event date).

I tried deacctivating each other plugins & I switched to ‘2017’ default theme but the issue persists.

If is there anything alse I can do to help you to solve this problem, I am available to do other tests.

Giulio

[romakoinonia]

Hi,
probably you solved by yourself, but I faced same issue, and if you look at last update (4.6.12) changelog, they wrote following lines in the lists of changes they’ve made:

* Tweak – Improved performance by reducing the number of queries that run in single event pages (in relation to tribe_get_prev_event_link() and tribe_get_next_event_link() specifically) [94587]

Me, you and other people realized that they introduced a bug.

For now, I rolled-back The Events Calendar to previous version (4.6.11.1) and the issue is not present more. To roll back I used this useful plugin: ‘WP Rollback’.

Have a nice day

[romakoinonia]

Hey Chuck,
probably you solved by yourself, but I faced same issue, and if you look at last update (4.6.12) changelog, they wrote following lines in the lists of changes they’ve made:

* Tweak – Improved performance by reducing the number of queries that run in single event pages (in relation to tribe_get_prev_event_link() and tribe_get_next_event_link() specifically) [94587]

Me, you and other people realized that they introduced a bug.

For now, I rolled-back The Events Calendar to previous version (4.6.11.1) and the issue is not present more. To roll back I used this useful plugin: ‘WP Rollback’.

Have a nice day

[romakoinonia]

Hi, this worked for me:

ini_set(‘display_errors’,’Off’);
ini_set(‘error_reporting’, E_ALL );
define(‘WP_DEBUG’, false);
define(‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false);

I founded here: https://aristath.github.io/blog/wp-hide-php-errors

Have a nice day to all!

[romakoinonia]

Godd Morning,
I faced same issue, I tried to add this to my wp-config.php:
define( ‘WP_DEBUG_DISPLAY’, false );

but this not solved.

Any suggestion to work-around this, please?

Apache 2.4.28 / PHP 7.1.10
MariaDB 10.1.28 (utf8)
WordPress 4.9.1
TheEventsCalendar 4.6.7
EventTickets 4.6.2
EventTickets+ 4.6.2

Thanks

[romakoinonia]

Thanks, you helped me!

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