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I reached out to WPE support as I was not able to locate any info in the logs/reports. Unfortunately – or perhaps fortunately – they were not able to find any issues either. Therefore, they’re writing this off as a false positive.

@chikitin did you ever resolve? I’m having the same issue.

The div does exist and is being inserted after the post content, as expected.
However, there’s nothing inside it. If you look at the source code from the above link you’ll see what I mean.

I’m having a similar issue. The calendar area is blank when “Day” is selected:

https://69.195.124.169/~saveorg/beta/events/today/

For me, the only template file that was not being pulled in was the kbe_style.css file. A temporary workaround, as an alternative to reverting back to an older version of the plugin, was to manually ‘wp_enqueue_style’ the kbe_style.css file in my theme’s functions.php file.

I’m having the same issue with the most recent plugin update.

Nevermind. The template files in my theme were overwritten when I updated the plugin. I just re-uploaded my template files and everything is working now.

+1

This plugin is great and has fit my client’s needs perfectly…except the category slug not picking up the user-defined value set up in the settings.

This is actually a make or break issue for my client, and something I’d be happy to pay for.

Nevermind. I can see that it is working. It’s just hidden behind/under the lightbox my form is located in.

I’m going to mark this as resolved.

It appears the issue has to do with the theme I’m using – when I switched to WP 2012 theme, the plugin worked as expected.

Britwill – no, we haven’t had any problems since the re-install.

@britwill – Fortunately it was at the beginning of our project, so we didn’t have much data to lose when we re-installed the theme.

One thing to check before you worry about re-installing your theme: make sure you have a price entered in every variation for your variable products. The drop-downs will not work at all unless the variations are all entered correctly and have a price.

Good luck!

I was just dealing with a similar situation where a client didn’t want the lowest price of a variable product to show up in the price field on the shop and individual product pages. This is what I used (it displays only the max price) and goes in the functions.php file.

Found it here: https://gist.github.com/mikejolley/1600117

/**
* Returns max price for variably priced products
**/
add_filter('woocommerce_variable_price_html', 'custom_variation_price', 10, 2);

	function custom_variation_price( $price, $product ) {
		$price = '';

		$price .= woocommerce_price($product->max_variation_price);

		return $price;
	}

We ended up re-installing the theme and the plugin as we were having a couple other odd issues. Everything seems to be working fine now.