When user browses past events, there will be multiple pages of past events whenever the number of past events exceeds the number of the setting “General Settings | Number of events to show per page.”<\/p>\n
When moving back and forth from previous to next event pages, many times the content of the page does not change, even though the URL query strings increment or decrement (from tribe_paged=2 to =3 for example, or vice versa). Sometimes the content changes, sometimes it does not. And sometimes it changes to the wrong page entirely, e.g, page 1 when you tried to go from page 3 to page 4. When the content does not change or changes to the wrong content, refreshing the page will refresh the content to the correct content. Behavior seems to me to be unpredictable, but almost always fails from =1 to =2 (first page of past events moving to next earlier set of events). Chrome and Edge on Windows 10 both exhibit same problem. Clearing browser cache before trying to move between pages does not guarantee success. Turning off W3 Total Cache in WordPress does not affect results. And doing both doesn’t help either. I’ve also tried different values of the number of events per page (staying less than total number of past events), can’t see it makes any difference in frequency of success and failure.<\/p>\n
I don’t even know how to begin to debug this or gather helpful information. Suggestions? https:\/\/trident.gallery\/calendar<\/p>\n
The only insight i have is that the photo view used to sometimes render wrong (one year ago? some photos would overlap the footer area, that kind of formatting error) and a refresh would fix it. That mis-behavior no longer occurs, but this mis-behavior does have similarities.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1443323","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n