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I have the same issue. Except for me the calendar doesn’t even display. It just outputs empty space.

@shane Thanks for responding! I just did a find-and-replace on the main plugin PHP file and replaced all instances of TEMPLATE_PATH with STYLESHEETPATH. This worked! So I am all set. I don’t want to fix it if it ain’t broken so I’ll pass on using the trunk for now. =)

Any ideas? I hope I am not being ignored because this is a dumb question with an obvious answer. In which case, it would be nice if someone could enlighten me and tell me what the obvious answer is… =)

OK, I figured this out through sheer experimentation. And I have no idea why or how this works, but the event list widget ONLY works if it comes AFTER the main grid calendar in gridview.php.

I wish I knew why!

Upon further experimentation, it seems like you CAN run The Loop multiple times on each page, but it makes the page sloowww.

I have no trouble fetching a list of events using while(have_posts()) twice on a page. It’s really just the events list widget that seems to break the big calendar…

Thanks for the replies!

@mercime, yes I did copy the events folder into the child theme folder and edited them accordingly. But the problem isn’t that I coded the customized events templates in the child theme wrong, rather that they’re not getting recognized AT ALL by The Events Calendar plugin.

To test this, I looked at the original event plugin template files and noticed that they were using the TEMPLATE_PATH variable. I echoed this to see what it was and, sure enough, Events Calendar thinks TEMPLATE_PATH is the root of the parent theme, not the child theme I created.

*blerg*

For the time being, I just made a backup of the plugin’s theme files and edited those directly. =( Hopefully a better solution will arise.