Reproduce: Attempt to create a new venue using the tribe_create_venue function. Result is that a new partially populated event is created. The venue is created fine when venue array is provided to tribe_create_event function along with event data.
\n $venue_test = array(
\n ‘Venue’ => “Test Venue, Rochester, Mn”,
\n ‘Name’ => “Test Venue”,
\n ‘Address’ => “200 1st St”,
\n ‘Country’ => ‘United States’,
\n ‘City’ => “Rochester”,
\n ‘State’ => “MN”,
\n ‘Zip’ => “55902”,
\n ‘ID’ => “MCHS-MN-Rochester”,
\n ‘ParentID’ => “MCHS”,
\n ‘Campus’ => “MCHS”,
\n ‘Type’ => “Building”
\n );
\n echo “[“.tribe_create_venue($venue_test).”}”;<\/p>\n
Upon review of file “the-event-calender\/public\/advanced-functions\/venue.php” found that createEvent and updateEvent are being called by these methods. Maybe this is supposed to be nested in another keyed array with key of “Venue” according to this? Doesn’t look like the case according to https:\/\/theeventscalendar.com\/support\/documentation\/the-events-calendar-advanced-functions-venue-post-type\/<\/p>\n
Setup: WordPress 3.2.1 | The Events Calendar 2.0.4 | Events Calendar Pro 2.0.4 | Intranet Version 3 Theme | PHP 5.3.8 | Apache 2.2.3<\/p>\n
Active Plugins: The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO, Search Everything, Exclude Pages from Navigation, Less Filters, Simple Section Navigation Widget, TinyMCE Advanced, Widget Context, Smart WYSIWYG Blocks Of Content, WordPress Importer, LDAP Authentication Plug-in<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-16504","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n