Robertmurdock

Hello Aprokaev,

Hello,

Please find the requested WooCommerce tax configuration screenshots below:

WooCommerce → Settings → Tax:
https://prnt.sc/et54ewNIOf3G

Standard Tax Rates:
https://prnt.sc/cpR0j12cJSgm

Currently, no other special tax configurations are enabled under the WooCommerce tax settings.

Thank you.

Hi Ronald Huereca,

Thank you for your guidance.

We investigated further and confirmed the issue was caused by a conflict in the jquery-ui-sortable dependency chain between the reorder plugin and The Events Calendar: Filter Bar plugin.

We implemented a compatibility patch on our end, tested the reorder functionality, and the drag-and-drop sorting is now working correctly again.

Appreciate your help on this.

Thanks

• This reply was modified 2 weeks ago by Robertmurdock.

Hi Ronald Huereca,

Thank you for the response.

We understand that The Events Calendar: Filter Bar is a premium plugin. Below are the exact steps we used to reproduce the issue:

Environment:

• WordPress 6.9.4 – https://prnt.sc/zTb32HHK3neJ
• Reorder Posts – Quick Post Type and Page Ordering (latest version)
• The Events Calendar and Pro (latest version) – https://prnt.sc/u_2I0EFhEMra
• The Events Calendar: Filter Bar (latest version)

Steps to reproduce:

1. Activate both plugins:
   • Reorder Posts – Quick Post Type and Page Ordering
   • The Events Calendar: Filter Bar
2. Go to:
   Posts → Reorder → Reorder by Term – https://prnt.sc/ws64CDTlF9HK
3. Select:
   • Taxonomy: Categories
   • Any category term
4. Attempt to drag/drop reorder posts

Result:

• Drag-and-drop no longer works
• Console shows:

• Error:
• Uncaught TypeError:
• Cannot read properties of undefined (reading ‘prototype’)

postList.nestedSortable is not a function

Finding:

• If “The Events Calendar: Filter Bar” is deactivated, reorder functionality immediately starts working correctly again.

Video for reference: https://www.awesomescreenshot.com/video/52491894?key=d714000ed03520e8695b820e478d94bd

Please let us know if any additional debugging details would be helpful.

Thank you.

Hi Estatik Support Team,

Thanks for your explanation. I now understand that when typing “Alameda” in the search field, the plugin shows a dropdown list of matching addresses, and selecting one of them will return that specific property on the results page.

However, our requirement is a bit different. Instead of limiting the results to the single property selected from the dropdown, we would like the results page to display all matching properties that contain the keyword “Alameda.”

For clarity, I’ve attached two screenshots:

Input suggestions dropdown – showing how multiple “Alameda” matches appear dynamically (this part works fine: https://tinyurl.com/25bttgys).

Search results page – currently showing only one property, whereas we expect all properties with “Alameda” in the title or address to be displayed here (https://prnt.sc/PxCtoz4x9ZDU).

Could you please confirm:

Is there a way to configure the search so that the results page (https://prnt.sc/PxCtoz4x9ZDU) lists all matching properties rather than just the one selected?

Does this search functionality work for both title and address fields, or is it limited only to address?

Looking forward to your guidance.

Hello Estatik Support Team,

Just following up on our ticket regarding the property search issue with “Alameda.” Could you please provide an update?

Thank you,

Hello Estatik Support Team,

Just following up to see if there are any updates regarding the map issue with Estatik PRO on WordPress 6.8.1. Please let us know when you get a chance.

Best regards,

Hello team,

Any feedback on this?

Thanks