DanCoulter

I’m not having the same problem. What browser are you using?

Gigs Calendar 0.4.11 should fix this issue.

Until I can find the root cause, I’ve found a quick work-around. If you want to add a performance to the existing gigs, just skip to the second part.

Create your gig, but don’t worry about entering any performances. Once you hit “add gig”, you can refresh the page to see the new gig in the list.

In the gigs list, edit the gigs with missing performances. Set up your performances and save the gig. It probably won’t refresh, but if you open the list in a new tab or look at your calendar, it should show up correctly with performances in place.

I’m looking in to this. I should be able to find a solution soon.

I have a fix for this problem and it’ll be up in a few minutes. If you have another problem in 0.4.10 with the latest version of WordPress, open up a new support thread and I’ll try to keep on top of it.

Hey guys, I’m going to look into this over the weekend. Hopefully you’ll see an update coming soon.

As far as other plugins go, if they don’t provide a link back, using them puts you in violation of the Flickr TOS. I don’t want to put my plugin’s users in that position, so I do not provide a way to remove that link.

Yes, Flickr explicitly says that if your site displays an image or video hosted on Flickr’s servers, you must provide a link back to each image or video’s page on Flickr. If you removed that link, Flickr might revoke your API key and your account’s ability to set up new API keys.

Their API TOS — https://www.flickr.com/services/api/tos/ — says “You shall… comply with the Flickr Community Guidelines”

The Community Guidelines — https://www.flickr.com/guidelines.gne — says “pages on other web sites that display content hosted on flickr.com must provide a link from each photo or video back to its page on Flickr.”

That would be a violation of the Flickr Terms of Service.

I was about to post this fix, but then I saw it was already up. Hopefully it will be fixed in the next update of the plugin.

@cpohlenz

You have a theme or other plugins that are loading Javascript incorrectly. Try disabling your plugins and switching to the default theme to see if the lightbox will work. Then you can enable them one at a time until you find the culprit.

@roel88

99% of the time, it’s because the theme has included JavaScript without using the proper WordPress functions. This can cause the JavaScript that I’ve included properly to get wiped out or broken.

https://digwp.com/2009/06/including-jquery-in-wordpress-the-right-way/

@cpohlenz

There’s no way for me to know unless you provide a link.

@alpha_llama

You’ve got a Javascript error on that page that might be breaking it. You’ve got a home page specific call to the jQuery cycle plugin being called on every page. You need to make sure that the call to that plugin only happens on the home page. You can wrap it in something like this:

<?php if ( is_front_page() ) : ?>
jQuery("#foo").cycle();
<?php endif; ?>

Glad to hear that it worked!