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Thanks. No, there is no reference to jquery in the functions.php file of either the theme or the child theme.
Looking at the console, I see this debugging message:
TEC Debug: vendor bootstrapDatepicker was not loaded before its dependant file tribe-events-bar.js
That would seem to explain the issue right there … but how do we get these to load in the right order?
Hi Shelby,
I had set a tests event for today from 3:30PM – 5:00 PM and the event has already disappeared. Please see screen grab.
Thank you.
Hi Shelby,
Our client just noticed it a couple of days ago – so to us it’s a new issue. We stop selling tickets whenever the event start time is. So if the event is set to start at 4:30 PM and ends at 6:30PM, I would like the event to disappear at 4:30PM and not before.
Thank you.
Just following up, can you help?
Does our request make sense? In the main, large calendar, we want all events to continue to show, even after they are in the past. (Just as they would not evaporate from a paper calendar – you might cross them out, but they would still be there.)
The snippet you provided previously did not cause that to happen.
How can we make that happen?
Thanks, but that snippet:
1. Sets the default date to the past, which is not what we want, and
2. The past events still don’t display.
We want the calendar to still default to displaying the current month, day, etc. But we want past *events* to show up, no matter what view you are looking at.
So, if someone looks at September in month view, and there was an event on September 2, it should still be there, showing. You should be able to see it. But it isn’t; it just disappears. This snippet does not fix that?
