Posted: May 4, 2015 at 1:12 pm
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Hi, have you recently made any changes to your theme’s display settings? — |
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no changes that I can recall that correlated to the event no longer displaying. We do an event about once a month. Major changes this past month was an WP update to 4.2 plus the EE updates that have been released recently |
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Also, using Weaver II for theme and tried deleting and reinstalling the plugin with no change in behavior. |
Hi, If you edit the event and looks within the ‘Event Registration Options’ is ‘Display ticket selector?’ set to No? – http://take.ms/KNgSc |
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It is set to YES. I also have venue information this apart of this event that is not displaying. Just the description. I have tried creating a brand new event with no change in behavior. |
Can you install the plugin Theme Test Drive and switch to one of the default themes such as twentyfouteen and retest please? Theme test drive allows you to change the sites theme for admins without effecting your visitors. |
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Installed the Plugin and tested it with Twenty Eleven. The Theme performs the same as my existing theme. Just the description with no further info on tickets or locations. |
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Update: Disabled plugins one by one. Site event functionality returns to normal when I disable WP-Ecommerce. |
So to clarify, if you activate WP-Ecommerce, the event’s description’s disapear from the /events page? One other thing that you can try is add a new page and place the |
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Not exactly. With the WP-Ecommerce plugin disabled, I get the Description of the event, the venue information, the ticket selector, essentially everything that one would normally see. With the WP-Ecommerce plugin enabled, only the event Description shows up. Event page with wpecommerce plugin Enabled Event page with wpecommerce plugin disabled Unfortunately, I need the functionality of both plugins. I trhed the espresso_events shortcode as suggested, but it gave me a list of events with no ability to register. |
Hi, we had some reports of a compatibility issue with WP ecommerce and I may have a solution for you. Try this sample coding: function callback_that_does_nothing( $WP_Query ) { return $WP_Query; } add_action( 'pre_get_posts', 'callback_that_does_nothing', 8 ); It can be added to your child theme’s functions.php file (do not include the opening php tag) or a site specific plugin: https://eventespresso.com/wiki/create-site-specific-plugin-wordpress-site/ Let us know if this helps! — |
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Thank you that did indeed fix the issue. Can you explain to me what the core issue was and why that fixed it? Also, are there similar compatibility issues with Woo Commerce? Also, is this something that can be fixed by you guys, WP-Ecommerce people or both? I need both functions for my site and don’t want them fighting with each other. Thanks again for the help. |
Hi, The main WP query object gets destroyed sometime during the pre_get_posts hookpoint by WP E-commerce: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/trouble-with-pre_get_posts?replies=11#post-4102763 The function that I suggested fixes it. WooCommerce does not have this issue. Thanks! — |
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Thanks Again. |
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