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As additional information: The local development environment is based on windows 7 x64 with Apache 2.4 and PHP 5.5.15
I just downloaded from the download section of my account the TEC 4.4.0.1 plugin version file (the-events-calendar.4.4.0.1.zip). Unzipped it and replaced the existing directory of the-events-calendar in the plugins folder. Then the same situation as before: White screen with HTTP error 500 and the 2 lines of PHP fatal errors as above noticed at the end of the debug.log. Sorry but that is the fact. I can not use the new TEC 4.4 versions.
Hello Hunter, thank your for your reply. I didn’t really expected to get here some kind of tutorial, what I have to do, to get a solution for the feature I want to implement. But it would be helpful, if the core concept of the events calendar plugin would be explained in deep in some kind of a developer guide. The pro plugin adds some more event view types as photo and map. If there would be some kind of description how the pro plugin implements that, I would surely be able to create a plugin that adds a new view type too. I hacked the pro plugin and discovered only in src/Tribe/Main.php the code in line 473:
tribe_update_option( ‘tribeEnableViews’, array( ‘list’, ‘month’, ‘day’, ‘photo’, ‘map’, ‘week’ ) );
But that not seems to be the place where the view types are initialized. Adding a new view type to that array has no effect. It seems to be very tricky coded. A short hint, where the view types of the pro plugin are initialized would quite help me a lot. I hope you can support that.Thanks in advance
Tom
Hi Geoff
“…refund Order #1147525 …”
OK – that would be great.
So after that I can renew the right licenceThank you
Best regards
Tom
Hello Geoff,
as I wrote in my own reply to my first post, the problem is not the duration. I mixed up the licences and renewed the wrong licence. Please look at the details in my private reply (second post).
Thank you.
Best
Tom
Thank for reply.
No it is no caching issue, for till now no cache plugin is installed yet. I guess it depends on HTTP access control (CORS) – look here: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Access_control_CORS.
It is more an security issue, to secure cross-site data transfers.
While the AJAX call is send from the English domain (fasting-walking.meditation.com) the called URL is the german domain, which is different (fasten-wandern-meditieren.com), inspite it is in the same server path of WPML settings.I don’t realy understand why the AJAX call is send to the German domain, perhaps it may be it is in WPML configuered as standard domain.
There must be some kind of workaround to allow just that scenario a AJAX call from the en-domain to the de-domain.
Meanwhile I dicovered the same problem when clicking in the Events Widget (month based view) on the next month arrow, it hangs and the turning wheel never stops and the next month will be never displayed.
That all happens when the English language is selected. When German is selected, all works fine.
I see there are some possible starting points to get a solution for what I want. Perhaps it is possible to me writing a plugin. May be.
No, thats not the solution. Because the customer could think that the event would be free fore the the ticket is free, but that is not true, he has to pay the fee at the office box before the beginning of the event. The other aspect is, that the administration of the order should be more automatic. If the ticket is free, why must the order be confirmed to send the ticket (via email) to the customer. If I should use that method (with free tickets) I had to have the possibility to insert the message in each email of the ordering process that the fee is to pay at the office box and so on.
But thank you for answering.Was the browser cache. Except of the week-view, all dates seems to work fine! Thanks for assistance.
@javier: use the latest version of TEC!
@javier: No it’s not correct in the list view. It is displayed:
Moving with Feelings / Embodiment
Februar 21 @ 18:00 bis Februar 23 @ 16:00 Uhr
it should:
21. Februar 2014 @ 18:00 bis 23. Februar 2014 @ 16:00 Uhr
