[Paul Gilliot]

Hi Guys,

Just a quick update – we found the cause of the error – which might pertain to yours too Jesse.
Our chosen theme uses shortcodes – as do most, these days.

If your ‘description’ has shortcodes in it – these shortcodes will try to be rendered in the Tooltip of the Main calendar.

This caused the calendar to fail in our scenario.
By adding a manual ‘Excerpt’ to each of the Events, we found that there was no issues at all with page loads and the event calendar functions.

Boom!

[Paul Gilliot]

Fellas,
We have worked out the issue for the massive resource use!! Hurrah.
We are using Enfold. Top theme.
We were using shortcodes in the description editor.
If the Event does not have an ‘Excerpt’ it will try to display the shortcode info in the ‘Tooltip’ on the main calendar. This will inevitably cause the calendar to fail.
And – use 100% resources to do so.
Phew.
Paul

[Paul Gilliot]

Update : The Mamp version also has trouble loading the main calendar.
So we’re still none the wiser.

[Paul Gilliot]

Hi George

Thanks for getting back to me.
Ive sent the login details to Geoff on this post.

Excessive resources? It's Pro and Not Free Version

One point, this only occurs when we hit the main calendar.
On mini calendars, they load fine.

Plus, if we deactivate Pro – the free version displays the entire calendar quickly and without issue.

Which suggests that its not the server?
We trying a mamp install of the entire site to eliminate that option.

Paul

[Paul Gilliot]

Geoff

No, there are no recurring events.
Each event is a single event.

Paul

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[Paul Gilliot]

Hi Jesse, George

Like many others we are having the same issues with resource usage on the main calendar.
As soon as you hit that page, the resources got 100% and it takes out the site.

We only have 64 events in the calendar.
Non are recurring.

There’s something seriously wrong with the calendar – and we’re seeing lots of people with the same issue.
Jesse, we just tested your calendar page and it hung too.
So I think its tiem you guys got your head out of the sand.

By simply clicking /events-calendar/
you see these results…

CPU Usage 92 / 100 %
Virtual Memory Usage 822.6 / 1024 MB
Physical Memory Usage 771.2 / 1024 MB

Paul

[Paul Gilliot]

The code doesn’t seem to work in the functionality plugin from wordpress repo. I’ve checked the code of the plugin and it is loading after all other plugins have loaded. Hence it should pick up the class. But it isn’t for some reason. I decided to use child theme and the functions file with in. And now it works. Thanks for the help.

[Paul Gilliot]

if (class_exists(‘Tribe__Events__Tickets__Woo__Main’)) {
remove_action( ‘tribe_events_single_event_after_the_meta’, array( Tribe__Events__Tickets__Woo__Main::get_instance(), ‘front_end_tickets_form’), 5 );
add_action( ‘tribe_events_single_event_before_the_content’, array( Tribe__Events__Tickets__Woo__Main::get_instance(), ‘front_end_tickets_form’) );
}

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