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So I began looking at: https://avada.theme-fusion.com/church/events/month/ where it clearly shows the plugin is supported with the theme I’m using Avada.
And when I do the procedure I just mentioned above, I get this URL in the Avada demo:
The URL I get when clicking the “back” button on my website:
http://officentric.com/events/month/2016-10/?tribe-bar-geoloc-lat=33.1580933&tribe-bar-geoloc-lng=-117.35059390000004&tribe-bar-geoloc=Carlsbad
You will notice mine is adding in /month/ which I think is why I’m getting a 404.
Any idea why the URL is adding /month/ into it?
Thanks.
The Google Maps API key has been added.
I followed your Testing for Conflicts guide already and I’m still getting the same issue.
This is the 404 page URL I’m getting when pressing the back button:
Hi Hunter. So I figured out the issue. The search was actually working fine, the problem was that the “geo tags” were not updated for the locations so the search could not find them according to the city I was typing in the “Near” location box. It now works like a charm!
I did run into another issue though I’m hoping you can help me with.
When I do a search, click on an event, then click the browser “back” button, I get a 404. To replicate what I’m talking about, do the following:
1) Go to: http://officentric.com/events/
2) Search for “Carlsbad” in the Location box.
3) Click on Fully Loaded Juice event.
4) Once on the event page, click your browser “back” button.
5) You will land on the 404 page and not back on the calendar.If you could help me out with this issue it would be much appreciated.
Thanks!
Hi Hunter!
Yes, I did try both ways. When I did so, a few things got messed up that I had to fix so I’d rather not do it again unless absolutely necessary.
When you type “Temecula” into the Location search box, you are getting a result? For me, it just shows the 4 events that are already currently there, 3 of which are not Temecula..?
