jon_arnold

The theme author is claiming that it is a plugin problem. I am pretty sure this is NOT the case. I found the tribe-events folder in the theme directory and when I renamed it, the problem went away.

Is there a way to find out which exact file is causing the conflict so that I can get it solved? Looking at the JS console, it looks like there is some problem in setting the “a” variable.

Hi Brian,

I’m sorry- I only tested for plugin conflicts and not the theme. In fact, the bug is present in the theme demo. I will take it up with them.

Sorry!

Jon

Pinging this again.

Hi Nico-

Thanks for following up.

I disabled all plugins except the Events Calendar and Event Tickets, and the problem still persisted.

Please advise.

Thanks!

Jon

So, I got it working finally, and it was all my fault of course.

My database prefix was wrong in the settings. The debugging pointed me to it, so thank you for that.

I will need to do that when I’m not on mobile. I’ll report back.

Thanks for all your help.

It takes me tohttps://church.jonarnoldmusic.com/wp-admin/admin.php?action=viewEvent&eventID=2

The page is blank, however.

Correct, it said something like connection successful.

I entered that event with the create an event page on the back end. I didn’t enter anything on the front end.

Here’s a screenshot of the manage events showing the ones i created: https://www.dropbox.com/s/hef0gl6uct35bpo/Screenshot_2015-12-08-10-02-31.png?dl=0

I’m assuming the test event shows up because the room is occupied.

Yes, I checked these before posting. You can see the container in the meeting rooms page.

Yes.

Thanks for your reply.

Correct on all counts.

I am also having this problem.

Site is https://church.jonarnoldmusic.com/calendar-2/ and https://church.jonarnoldmusic.com/meeting-rooms/

There should be an event on 20151208 and 20151209.

Awesome! Thanks!

Thanks for the response. I understand that behavior, but that option would be helpful.

Thanks!

Jon