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That helped – and I had already discovered those links in the admin bar.
I am just wondering how the original link could be lost / destroyed. Unfortunately I didn’t note down how I had things set before the update. But I assume I already had the german translation in place since it would have disturbed the audience of the site if the link would have been in english. Then the update must have expected the english version (with “add” after the last / instead of the german “hinzufuegen”) and thus caused the error. Is that a realistic assumption? I would like to understand what was going on.Ok, quick update: I found out that it must have to do with the links. I had set the slugs to http://www.weltladen-akademie/termine/eintragen/hinzufuegen (instead of the english “add”) and this seems to have caused the error. Can this be due to the recent updates?
Ok, that sounds reasonable indeed. One more thing: could the problem be related to the fact that this is not the “entire” calendar but just one category of events added as a menu item? If so, could there be a workaround?
I’ve contacted Ultimate Member. But what I don’t understand is: when I hit “find events”, the sorting is being corrected. So obviously there’s a difference in the default query and the one issued by the “find events” button. What’s that difference? If it works with hitting the button, can’t the regular query be modified in the same way?
hi Barry,
yes, that’s the one. Unfortunately switching over is not an option now. This one is way better than a row of others I have tested.
With UM activated the listing of events is as follows:
March (heading)
March 20
March 21
March 28
June (heading)
June 19-20
March (heading)
March 26
October (heading)
October 2
November (heading)
November 20
January 2016 (heading)
January 15
February (heading)
Feb 26
April (heading)
April 22
September (heading)
Sept 9So it is somehow listed chronologically – just that one event on March 26 is late. Or, if you will, the June event is listed to early. It used to be like this with another event we had created for testing as well. When I deleted that one and re-entered it again manually, it worked. I have of course tried that trick here as well, but to no avail. Deleting and manually recreating the event doesn’t help.
Whenever I click on “find events” (without entering anything in the searchbar) the sorting is corrected. But when I reload the page, it is incorrect again.
There is no setting in UM which looks like it could potentially affect the calendar. I can even disable the loading of the UM’s js and css files on a particular page. Doesn’t help.
Also my assumption it might have to do with a two-day-event was wrong. When I changed June 19-20 to June 19, the listing didn’t change.When I disable the plugin and reload the page, the sorting is correct: first March 26, then June 19-20.
I don’t mind giving you access to the dashboard, if that can help. Let me know.
