Dan Bahrami

Hi,

I’ve been encountering this issue, the cron jobs built up until my server couldn’t take the strain anymore!

All it took was to go into phpmyadmin, go into wp_options table and change the name of the ‘cron’ field to ‘cron_old’ (you could delete it but this way i thought was safer’.)

Then deactivate the plugin, update it and reactivate. (may be worth checking if any of your other plugins use cron and giving them a quick deactivate/reactivate for good measure).

Worked like a charm.

Note: if you’re not having any issues after this then go back and delete the ‘cron_old’ field from your wp_options table as it’s just useless bloat.

Well this isn’t an issue so I’m resolving it!!!

Second this. any ideas?

As the team don’t seem willing to help users I have found my own dodgy fix…

go to includes/events-admin and find the following code…

jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) { 

      jQuery( ".chosen" ).chosen();

      // Tooltips
      jQuery(".tips, .help_tip").tipTip({
        'attribute' : 'data-tip',
        'fadeIn' : 50,
        'fadeOut' : 50,
        'delay' : 200
      });

    });

Then delete it or put it into a new file and register and enqueue that file properly in the functions file.

This will of course get rewritten every time you update the plugin so it’s not the most stable fix.

Hope that helps

Dan

Anyone in the plugin team willing to help? I’ve also tried using the contact form to email you to which I received the generic reply “update the plugin”… Well as I have already said, I’m using the latest version and there are still massive script conflicts in the admin area.

I have resisted posting a bad review but you guys really need to sort out your plugin testing and support.

Dan

I am on version 2.2.20 and on WordPress 3.8.1

The backend is having a JS conflict meaning barely any of the admin pages work. I cant control what dashlets are visible, I cant open the screen options, add categories to the events, add featured images or tags.

When looking at the console in chrome I’m getting the following error on the admin pages…
TypeError: ‘undefined’ is not a function (evaluating ‘jQuery( “.chosen” ).chosen()’)

on my front end calendar display all I get is a Loading sign and when I check the console out I get the following error…
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 500 (Internal Server Error)

this error isreferencing the /wp-admin/admin-ajax.php file

This is a real shame as the premium plugin looks like it has some great features but I cant justify buying it if relies on a broken free plugin.