Ellis Benus

1) I’m ready to rip my hair out by the roots.

I’ve never seen anything like this.

I’ve disabled caching on the website.
I’m modifying the plugin’s files, and none of the changes I make show up on the website…

I cannot fathom how I can be changing the files the plugin uses to create the pages, but none of those changes show up on the website.

This only applies to the “views” files which are what control what the content looks like based on whether you choose: list, month, map, grid, etc…

I can even DELETE everything in the Views folder, and somehow the events calendar keeps displaying the same way?!?!

Now, if I delete or modify something in the admin view area, then those changes show up immediately.

The only thing I’ve ever seen cause this is Caching, but I know all of the caching has been 100% disabled.

I’m at a complete loss?! ??

2) There is no such thing as tribe_pre_get_posts.
There is tribe_events_pre_get_posts and simply pre_get_posts

I see 3 cases in the pre_get_posts function for week, photo and all.

I do not see anything in there where I would modify the date…?

We paid for the Pro version of the plugin, can I pay you for additional support/assistance?

We are using Multisite.

I implemented this, and it still does not return a result when searching for both first and last name.

I’ve checked the box telling it to skip lazy loading on a page which it’s completely ignoring.

Could it be because my threshold is set to -1?

I found a great article explaining that with the latest version of jquery it shows as 1.10.2 which certain things see as only version 1.1 and ignore the rest, thus the error.

I had to find every instance of 1.10.2 and simply replace it with 1.9.1 which fixed it.

There are several files in wp-include, wp-admin, and some other areas. Just download your site and search inside the text of all files for instances of 1.10.2 and replace them with 1.9.1.

Shouldn’t have any problems as you’re just changing references, but of course, always have a backup and an easy way to restore.

I reinstalled the Auto Import Extension. I’ll reinstall the TablePress extension and see if that fixes the issue.

I’ll also disable some plugins and see if that fixes anything.

And entering the HTML should work in Excel as well.

So if someone wants it to work they just need to know the code:

<a href="https://domain.com/page/">Link Text</a>

Insert that as plain text in the cell and it will import into TablePress perfectly.

Tobias,

It’s not that the auto import isn’t working, the actual page appears to be broken. So it’s not a cron issue.

If I click on any button inside the import screen (when the auto updater) is installed, it causes a 404 error.

You haven’t experienced this before?

Does the link I referenced make any sense?
It tries to open /wp-admin/admin-post.php

I deleted the extension, re-downloaded it, and re-installed it. Still no joy. ??

https://tablepress.org/extensions/table-auto-import/

I just disabled the TablePress Extension: Table Auto Update and ran a manual import, and it worked fine.

There must be something wrong with that premium extension…?

This IS possible using Google Docs Spreadsheets

I literally just pasted in the HTML to make a link and it worked on my page.

ex: the first column just has this in it:

<a href="https://ellisbenus.com/music/brooke-barrettsmith/">Quiet Streets</a>

And it renders the link on my page:

https://ellisbenus.com/pandora-thumbed-up-songs/

Would you care to explain what you did?

Same here:

Still have this bug, tried deleting plugin and reinstalling but did not work for me. WordPress 3.5.1, plugin 6.4.3. Thanks.

The format of the CSV is:

source | target | hits
/about.htm | /about/ | 0

@bmex63’s solution does still work. Don’t know why the developer hasn’t fixed this yet…?

I installed the fix plugin, but I’m very interested to hear a resolution for this problem. It is a WordPress core issue, so fingers crossed.