• Resolved hspencer

    (@hspencer)


    I’ve unplugged everything to see if it was colliding with something but it doesn’t show up anything to configure this plugin.
    any ideas?
    The descriptions sounds really good. I wish I could try it.

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  • If you wouldn’t mind, while the plugin is activated, try switching your theme to twentyten and then see if the “Tickets” menu item becomes available.

    We seem to be having a weird collision with a couple themes that causing our menu item not to show. If switching the theme works for you, please let me know what theme you are using so we can test against it.

    Thanks.

    Thread Starter hspencer

    (@hspencer)

    Yep, that was the problem. Unfortunately, I’m using Thesis 1.8 (payed framework, https://diythemes.com/ and lots of stuff depend on this theme) I hope you can figure out what the problem is. Thanks for your quick response!

    OK, we’re still digging. I’m running a copy of Thesis 1.8 locally and can’t reproduce the error which is adding an extra layer of ‘fun’ to the process.

    Have no fear, we’ll sort it out. Thanks for info.

    hspense: I found the issue which turns out to be a bug in WordPress that I have reported here.

    I have a workaround that we’ll implement in an updated release shortly. Until then, to fix the issue:

    Open the file named ticketing.php, line 68 currently looks like this:

    add_menu_page('Tickets', 'Tickets', 'activate_plugins', 'eventticketing', array("eventTicketingSystem", "ticketReporting"), WP_PLUGIN_URL . '/' . plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/images/calendar_full.png',30);

    Change it to:

    add_menu_page('Tickets', 'Tickets', 'activate_plugins', 'eventticketing', array("eventTicketingSystem", "ticketReporting"), WP_PLUGIN_URL . '/' . plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/images/calendar_full.png',25);

    Cheers

    – sigh –

    use this instead:

    add_menu_page('Tickets', 'Tickets', 'activate_plugins', 'eventticketing', array("eventTicketingSystem", "ticketReporting"), WP_PLUGIN_URL . '/' . plugin_basename(dirname(__FILE__)) . '/images/calendar_full.png',29);

    Turns out, using position 25 overwrites the comments list item. Oops. ??

    Thread Starter hspencer

    (@hspencer)

    John,
    Thanks so much. Everything is works perfect.
    Honestly I didn’t expect you to be so helpful ??
    Great Plugin, BTW

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