[siriusly]

Hi again — thanks for the reply.

This is the css that is in the child theme styles.css file (it includes the !important rule):

.datepicker.dropdown-menu {
    z-index: 1000 !important;
}

It worked when I moved it up to the top of the styles.css file, so there must be a syntax error in the file.

Thanks for your help!

• This reply was modified 6 years, 6 months ago by siriusly.

[siriusly]

Hi Geoff —

I believe we’re coming full circle with the problem now… I’ve tried configuring this in every possible way — with & without the API key entered, with & without the functions.php workaround code, with all plugins disabled and Twenty Fourteen theme, and every combination thereof.

So, I created a new API key (for the third time), and the only change I made was to add _two_ URLs to the Google Maps javascript API key authorization list:
domain.org (without wildcards) and *.domain.org/* (with wildcards)

(The functions.php workaround code is deleted.)

Maps now display properly.

When just one of those domain authorizations are included in the API listing, map display fails.

If anyone has an explanation as to why this would be the case, I’d love to hear it.

Thanks!

[siriusly]

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[siriusly]

Hi Geoff —
I’m comfortable with PHPMyAdmin, so, yes, please send the workaround.

There seemed to be some weirdness going on with the URL authorisation for the Google API… initially, I entered the URL with wildcards (*), as per Google’s example (*.domainname.org/*), and got a URL error when I checked the console. It is now entered in the Google API as the primary domain (domainname.org), and that seemed to eliminate the error, even though the maps don’t display properly.

Have a ticket opened with the webhost to see about their Google Maps API limts… no answer yet.

Any idea when the next maintenance release will be available?

Thanks!

[siriusly]

One more note… I tried deleting the API key, but it doesn’t change when I save the settings… even when I clear the Varnish cache… field still contains the key.

[siriusly]

The site is hosted with Dreamhost’s DreamPress service, so their Varnish caching is in place. The site uses a plugin for clearing the varnish cache, and it has been cleared numerous times. The issue with the maps first appeared with the upgrade to WP 4.5.2, and continued with the ECPro upgrade and no Google API key, so I added the API key, thinking that might be the problem

[siriusly]

Hi — thanks for the follow-up. Curious… did you try it with any role other than Contributor? I’m seeing this same behavior on at least two of my sites that are running TEC & EC Pro… it’s not an issue for the second site, as the client doesn’t need to publish private events in the future. I’m going to see if I can reproduce the problem on a clean install. Please keep in touch. Thank you.

[siriusly]

Well, not sure what to say… We are having very different results…

The only difference I can see between the event you created and mine is that yours begins and ends on different days. Mine begins and ends on the same day.

As I mentioned earlier, I tested it with only The Events Calendar, and Events Calendar Pro Running, with the Twenty Fourteen theme active, and still come up with the same result.

I’d really appreciate follow-up communication on the issue. It’s a real problem for my client. Many thanks!

[siriusly]

Yes, I’ve gone through all of the conflict checking steps.

I can reproduce the issue with Twenty-Fourteen and only Events Calendar and EC Pro plugins running…

1. Create a new event for a future date a few months out
2. Select a future date on which you would like to publish the event.
3. Under visibility, select “Private”
4. Click “Update”
5. Visit the calendar for the future month and see that the event is already visible to any logged in user, regardless of role.

[siriusly]

Hi Hunter — Update both EC plugins to current and WordPress to 4.5.2, tested for conflicts, still the same behavior… Ideas? Thanks!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 11 months ago by siriusly.

[siriusly]

Works perfectly! Thank you!

[siriusly]

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[siriusly]

Thanks! So, I’m _close_ to what I want using the functions.php snippets… (actually easier than the Say What plugin IMHO).

I’d like the “Search” label and the placeholder text to be different, so the label says “Search for” and the placeholder text says “Enter text” … how would I accomplish that?

[siriusly]

Hi Josh — Thanks for the prompt reply! I’d already added “!important” to the CSS, was still not hitting it… I tried variations of this:

#tribe-events-content .tribe-events-calendar div[id*="tribe-events-event-"] h3.tribe-events-month-event-title {
    font-size: 13px !important;}

like this:

h3.tribe-events-month-event-title {
    font-size: 13px !important;

wrapped in the @media query… at end of CSS, so it would load after the first .h3 declaration, but still didn’t work.

Ended up just removing “!important” fromt the global .h3 & all seems fine.
Thank you!

[siriusly]

Hi Geoff — Thanks for the reply! Looks like will work for me to edit the Email.php file for the actual tickets, but it’s not a good option for my cient who wants to be able to customize the emails sent to customers, as client is not familiar with PHP. I’m also looking for a way for them to be able to customize the other emails that go out when Tickets are purchased — in particular, the one that says “you will receive your tickets in a separate email.” Recommendations??? Thank you!

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