rosigny555

Thanks @robswaimea for your extensive respons!

I didn’t delete the first sentence (register_taxon…etc..,EM_POST_TYPE_EVENT);
I have hidden the custom-category-box with screen options on the event-edit-page itself..since there is only 2 persons working on the website…so simple solution. I just wondered if I did something wrong…according to you I didn’t, which is always nice.
Also I use the plugin Admin-menu-editor and with this I moved the custom-category down under the Locations (logical place).
What I could not figure out is how to call for the custom-category to create an extra menutab with this plugin (when I did delete this first sentence) ànd have a custom-category-page where you can handle/edit them all (like category-edit-page)…

Anyway, the best solution would be correct coding, so Yes I am still curious for the correct code if possible???

Thanks

• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by rosigny555.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by rosigny555.
• This reply was modified 7 years, 1 month ago by rosigny555.

Yes, I did! Allthough, if I am honest, the explanation is quite hard to understand for a non-trained coder…anyway, I did what I thought was ment to….see code above (first register custom-taxonomy and then register custom-taxonomy with eventsmanager) It all works I just cannot “not show” the custom-taxonomy on the events-edit-page…which is not a disaster, just confusing, because the custom-taxonomy is only ment for locations….
So I am wondering if you can see anything in my code (or logic) that doesn’t make sense?

Thanks

Ok, resolved as not an events manager issue..

Ah I have found the issue, it has something to do with google maps javascript api themselves.

The issue is reported here: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/63211698

And STACKOVERFLOW gives some sort of explanation…

It is when you refresh the page, did you also try that?

Thank you for your respons. This is like being bitten by a snake or by a dog. I have turned of the legacy mode, because not opening the menu (or not using it in mobile) is not a solution for me…Now in mobile it looks a bit weird when you turn it, but ok..
Anyway, thanks for your answer! Hopefully you’ll find the solution soon,
Regards

Also changing theme doesn’t change the issue…

Thanks for your respons. No, when EM is deactivated the errors are gone(as there are no maps or events with a map). Also no difference between log in or out of WordPress.
The error has something to do with the map ( I think).
I also noticed that when I visit the page or event the first time the error is not there, it is when I do refresh.
Furthermore I cannot remember I have seen this before, as I do a lot of refreshes while using the dev-console of chrome for tryout css-editing.
And I have the same error on my website with all plugins activated, but also on a test-site with only eventsmanager activated…in a multisite envirement
this is my test-site: https://www.umbriavita.info,
Regards

Sorry, just read your question, while waiting for an answer of my own…Yes, you can. Go to Settings (dashboard) > Post Expirator> second tab: defaults > enable Aueto-enable for posts or custom posts,
Greetz

Thanks Mark, it worked for me too!
Issue solved.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 4 months ago by rosigny555.

Yes, I am having exact the same issue. It resizes if you haven’t scrolled yet, but once you’ve scrolled to the top, it doesn’t resize….until you scroll back to orginal place and then it pops and resizes (if you still understand what I mean…;)

Greetings

Great! Can’t wait ??

Thanks!

It somehow started working…So resolved