tribalmike

Okay. The last thing to look at is your PayPal account.

Log into PayPal, then where your name is in the top right-hand corner, there should be a menu that appears that has a “Profile Settings” link.

Go to “Profile Settings”, then look for your “Account Type”. Does it say “Business”?

Okay. In the “PayPal” section on that page, is PayPal enabled (https://i.imgur.com/lz7uIkN.png)?

Hi, @idcglobal. I’m sorry to hear that you’re experiencing issues with Tickets Commerce.

When you go to Events -> Settings -> Payments, does the PayPal gateway show that it is “Enabled for Checkout” (https://i.imgur.com/YVdFLTb.png)?

P.S. Keep the Eventbrite Additional Options Extension activated.

@skrapion

Try using this snippet in your active theme’s functions.php file and see if it resolves the issue:

add_filter('tribe_eb_api_sync_event', function($args){
    $locale = tribe_get_option( 'tribe_ext_eventbrite_opts_locale' );
    if(!empty($locale) && $locale !== 'en_US' && isset($args['event.tickets']) && is_array($args['event.tickets']) && count($args['event.tickets']) > 0){
        $locale_currencies = array('es_AR' => 'ARS', 'en_AU' => 'AUD', 'pt_BR' => 'BRL', 'en_CA' => 'CAD',
            'fr_CA' => 'CAD', 'de_DE' => 'EUR', 'es_ES' => 'EUR', 'fr_FR' => 'EUR', 'en_HK' => 'HKD',
            'en_IE' => 'EUR', 'it_IT' => 'EUR', 'nl_NL' => 'EUR', 'en_NZ' => 'NZD', 'pt_PT' => 'EUR',
            'en_SG' => 'SGD', 'en_GB' => 'GBP', 'en_US' => 'USD');
        $currency = $locale_currencies[ $locale ];
        foreach($args['event.tickets'] as $x => $ticket){
            $args['event.tickets'][$x]['ticket_class.cost'] = str_replace('USD', $currency, $ticket['ticket_class.cost']);
        }
    }
    return $args;
});

Let me know.

OK. Here’s what I suggest.

Check out this article:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/303643-Testing-for-conflicts

It’ll take some work, but what you’ll want to do is strip it down to basically an unaltered default WordPress theme (like Twenty Nineteen) and only The Events Calendar and WooCommerce. If the issue is still present there, then we need to figure out where the conflict is.

If it’s not there, then there might be another plugin that is causing the issue. If it’s not another plugin, then it could be the theme.

Let me know what you find out.

Mike

Hi, @dougjoseph

Have you tried completely deleting and re-installing The Events Calendar? I find it interesting that it’s saying that the Custom Post Type ‘tribe_events’ isn’t registered.

And this only occurs when Woocommerce is enabled? That’s also curious.

Do you have any plugins or customizations that might be trying to ‘bridge’ the two plugins together? Just a thought.

Mike

My apologizes, but did you mean WordPress version 5.3.1 or 3.5.1? I just re-read your message.

Mike

Oh no, @dougjoseph !

So with the latest versions of all 3 (WordPress, WooCommerce and The Events Calendar), the site was broken?

Things to look at or try:
– Try deactivating all plugins but WooCommerce and The Events Calendar; If this fixes it, it might indicate another plugin being the issue.
– Try switching to a default WordPress theme, like Twenty Nineteen; If this fixes it, then there might be an issue within your theme.
– Try turning on WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php file to see if you can capture the error that is occurring

Let me know what you find.

Mike

The latest is 4.7.5. You are several releases behind. That must be the issue.

Mike

Hi @stavroch

Can you open up your console log (inspector) and see if there are any Javascript errors there? If so, what are they?

Mike

Hi @stavroch

By default, there should be a link on the calendar page that allows you to view past events. Is it not showing for you?

Mike

Oh, I see. What version of Events Calendar PRO are you using? Is it the latest?

Mike

Hi @patriot4747.

The Event Calendar’s Events List widget doesn’t have a way to filter by category, unfortunately. The Pro version of our plugin has that ability, though.

Mike

Hi, @robinpichu.

What are you using to display the events on your homepage? A shortcode? A widget?

Mike