writemcodeboy

uh … I agree – However, I did have the same problem and version as the others on this thread.

“When I click on Previous Events or Next Events, nothing happens, it seems frozen”
” … can’t navigate to the next month.”

I presented what was a resolution for me to these issues. … There were conflicts in overlapping layers within the Events and Theme templates.

I apologize if that was not clear.

Its likely no one would post anything if we had to be “on the same server” …lol !

After all that – your point is well noted. Thank you

SPOKE TOO SOON!!!

UPDATED:

The Events Calendar plugin assumes a basic template approach : get_header -> content –> get_footer

In my case the theme’s header opened a tag that the calendars template did not close.

Try using the default template from your theme instead of the Default Events Template : Events -> Settings -> Display -> Events Template.

Apologies for my first post for indicating blame to Tribe, this is blame to Theme author!

I FOUND THE FIX :

I downloaded latest version today (3.4.1) and had the same issue with links not clickable.

The problem is an unclosed “div” tag is disrupting the stacking order of the rest of the page. In my case the footer layer was actually overlapping everything else.

Depending on the themes html structure it may not be noticed by everyone, but obviously to us on this post – it is!

I tracked it down to plugins/the-events-calendar/lib/the-events-calendar.class.php line 312 … I added a closing “</div>” tag.

// return filtered html
	return apply_filters( 'tribe_events_view_before_html_data_wrapper', sprintf( '<div id="tribe-events" class="tribe-no-js" %s>%s</div>', implode(' ', $attribute_html ), $html ), $data_attributes, $html );

I hope the guys see this soon and fix it in upcoming release
Hope it helps anyone else in the meantime.

Of course. Thank you. I was trying to avoid any further customization in our development budget.

Thanks again!

We evolved into using WordPress as a content generator for content types other then those actually used on the website. “Press Release” would be an example.

We use EF to work with those custom content types. Setting a custom status as ‘Released” for a “Press Release” type, etc … However, recently there is a need to also publish some of these types onto the website. And, of course, everyone wants to keep the notifications and all intact.

One idea is to copy the content into a “post” type and move on … but would prefer not having multiple copies/types of the same content to keep up with.

I dont think there is an easy way to get a status other than “publish” into the default WP loop?

lol .. a work in progress.
Thanks again!

@kmexpert .. We are facing a similar circumstance. Did you happen to come up with a working solution?

Anyone have a creative idea on how to address something like this?

@daniel … perhaps a feature request to flag/tag or categorize content specifically for working within EF ?

Thanks all