ccjm2003
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I FIXED IT. Your event-editor.php file had an extra </div> in it.
` <?php if(get_option(‘dbem_categories_enabled’)) { em_locate_template(‘forms/event/categories-public.php’,true); } ?>
</div>
</div>’ // I REMOVED THIS EXTRA DIV //Removing the extra div fixed the sidebar error. To make sure this wasn’t my error I downloaded the plugin again today and it’s in the file.
I found the cause to the sidebar break. The theme main and row divs are closing BEFORE the sidebar is called in the submit-event/?action=edit page. The divs are called correctly everywhere else, including the submit-event page.
I have searched through the event-editor.php file for extra divs that could be causing the break but not finding anything. I can’t figure out why this would be causing my divs to close before the sidebar. I have print screens below.
http://prntscr.com/2qghvg (submit-event/?action=edit: main divs closing BEFORE sidebar and causing the break)
http://prntscr.com/2qgi73 (submit-event page: main divs closing AFTER sidebar, the way it’s suppose to be)
I found what’s causing the sidebar to break. The main and row divs are closing before the Sidebar is called. Where it should be closing AFTER the sidebar – which it does correctly on all other pages. I’m not sure why it’s happening or where in the template I can fix it. I have been searching through event-editor.php to see if there are extra divs that are causing an issue.
http://prntscr.com/2qghvg (submit-event/?action=edit: main divs closing BEFORE sidebar)
http://prntscr.com/2qgi73 (Submite-Event page: main divs closing AFTER sidebar)
Actually, now that I think about it I can’t remove the sidebar because I need it on the submit-event page. So I’m back to square one.
No, it does the same thing when I activate Twenty Fourteen. http://prntscr.com/2qg275
Not using BuddyPress either. For now I will have to disable the sidebar until I can find a fix to the bug. Weird that it only happens on the ?action=edit page.
No. I activated theme Twenty-Twelve and it does the exact same thing.
Yes, I added in a website field and extra text information in the event-editor.php file. However, it was still breaking it using the original file. Just to be on the safe side, I just downloaded another copy of the plugin and uploaded the event-editor file. Still broke. I then removed all custom css from my stylesheet and it’s still broke.
I contacted Hostgator and Technical only offered to upload a backup copy of my site and downgrade to a lesser version of WP. So for those of you who are not technical this is an option for you. Please contact Hostgator and let them know of this problem. This may be an overall issue with hosting companies auto-upgrade services and not just a HG problem but who’s to really know.
For those of you who have auto-upgrade enabled… you may want to disable it and perform your upgrades manually. Hostgators response to my claim that their auto-upgrade caused admin issues was “you enabled the auto-upgrade and that’s the risk you take.” So, that’s reassuring!
That’s all I have folks. Good luck!
I had the exact same problem as margmac and I was able to fix it by uploading the WP 3.5 files manually and clearing the browser cache. Thank you margmac for the help!
I see the similarity in our issue is we both host via Hostgator and have automatic updates enabled. So this could be a Hostgator issue. I have a friend who is hosted with Hostmonster and upgraded to WP 3.5 from within Admin and she doesn’t have these problems.
So now…. I have to upload new files to all my client’s account. Bummer.
I would really like to be able to use So far I have tested this plugin on three different WP sites using three different themes but all using WP vs 3.4.1. I get the exact same errors as I did 3 weeks ago. So I’m going to assume this is a conflict between the plugin and the new WP version. Too bad. Plugin works really well other than the login part. Please let me know if there is a fix to this!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP-PageNavi] [Plugin: WP-PageNavi] Where to change Page TitleNevermind! It was a conflict with Platinum SEO Plugin. Solved the issue.
Here is a link to a screenprint of my login page when I don’t enter the correct password. Notice there is a pink box but the error message is missing: http://prntscr.com/fd2sy
This has been tested on IE and FF and Safari.
If anyone has any solutions please let me know. Thanks.
Yes, it’s the Role Scoper plugin that’s causing an issue with the Events Manager. I’ve been having some issues with the two since upgrading, especially with the Roles I had assigned. I’ve since fixed that but seems odd that the Role Scoper would now suddenly drop the Add boxes from the Events/Locations. Not sure how to fix that one. Ideas anyone?
I’m having the same issue. After updating to WP 3.3.2 and EM 5.1.6 we are no longer able to edit locations from within the Event. It allows us to select a location from a drop down but not edit, which we were able to do before the upgrade. I have deactivated plugins and switched themes and none of this has worked either. This happens whether you are Admin or Editor. Any help would be appreciated. Here’s a screen print of the admin: http://prntscr.com/9sx9x
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Why does entire page reload when switching pages?I am having this same problem. Did you figure out a solution? Disabling plugins does not work so it’s a different problem. Just thought I would check to see if you had a solution before I post a new topic. Thanks.