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Reporting this same issue on multiple sites I manage.

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Hi Patricia,

Thank you so much, that must have been the problem. I can’t test it now because I imported each event individually, but I’m sure this is the fix.

Thanks again,
~ Bryan

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Thanks guys, issues are all clear on my end.

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Okay thanks for the info. Option number two seems to have solved the issue.

Cheers,
~ Bryan

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Thanks Barry. I think my plan is basically to start from scratch, clearing all old events and beginning with a fresh install. There seems to be a lot of inexplicable cruft built up over the last few years – starting fresh might clear that out as well.

Thanks,
~ Bryan

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Actually, the missing/not missing events is happening with the 2.x version as well. I’ve got a recurring event on the main calendar but it’s no where to be found in the back end events list. The only way to edit it is to use the edit link from the front end.

I know this is a separate issue and I should probably open a separate ticket for it…

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Looks like all is not well… After reinstalling from the original backup, and upgrading to 3.4, it appears all of my recurring events are gone… Well, not gone… the event list says there’s over 3000 published events, but only 4 pages worth… Event category’s say they have a number of posts, but clicking through to these shows no posts available…

Do I need to update the plugins one version at a time perhaps?

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Okay Brook I’ll start my own thread.

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I am having a similar issue with 3.5.2 – unending load times on the front-end, not able to load on the backend.

I’m currently running this on my local environment, using MAMP. I’ve tested it with the default theme and all other plugins disabled.

Another note, this is an update from version 2.x something…

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Hi Rob. Yes, I’m simply hiding that link via CSS. At this point I’m happy with where it’s at so consider this thread resolved.

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Hi Barry,
Yes, I’ve deactivated all plugins except ECP, changed to default theme, and the problem persists. I run a basic WordPress install running twenty-whatever locally, and the issue is there as well.

If you can’t replicate it I’ll just have to hide it with CSS.

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Hi Barry,

No, I’d like to leave the option for events that have an actual, Google-able event. I can’t seem to uncheck the map link checkbox. I uncheck it, it comes back after updating the event.

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Update to last post. Adding && is_single() via Jonah’s gist does indeed work correctly.

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Just checked using that conditional within a template file and can confirm that it doesn’t work. Returns true for every page.

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Hi aguawebdesign,

Here’s a similar conditional that I am able to use within functions.php:

if ( get_post_type() == ‘tribe_events’ || ‘tribe_venue’ || ‘tribe_organizer’ ) {

// Do stuff
}

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