event submission form

sorry, am getting this message “Unauthorized Access”; try to turn-on edit_events capability at Events > Settings > General > User Capability and/or turn-on Events > Settings > General > Event Submission Forms > Allow anonymous event submissions =Yes then assign a guest default user at > Guest Default User

OK, it’s back on.
I got a little crazy with unchecking the “subscriber permissions” and forgot to leave that one turned on….my bad.
Let me know what you think angelo.

I tried your site again but I wasn’t able to add some date & time due to datepicker not showing up; maybe this article can help you out – https://msyk.es/blog/prevent-jquery-wordpress-theme/

I read that article angelo and “no joy”. I checked every single file in my template for “jquery” and there was nothing to be found as referenced in the article. UGH!

hmm, maybe because you theme is loading another version of jquery e.g. jQuery v1.7.2 ?

how do you think i can find that? i’ve searched the code on every page listed in the editor – every template, every .php, every .css

i searched the term jquery and it is nowhere to be found

I would suggest that you need to disable each plugin one-by-one to see when the jQuery gets changed to find out where it’s coming from.

Phil

Hi Phil,
I did as you suggested and deactivated all my plug-ins and no change.
I’m curious, I know I have a widget to make short codes work in the sidebar. Is there a widget to make them work in pages?

Shortcodes should work in posts and pages automatically.

UGH….well does anyone have a suggestion for a good form creator?
It’s becoming apparent I can’t use the built-in form (which really really really stinks beyond all comprehension! lol)

how do you think i can find that? i’ve searched the code on every page listed in the editor – every template, every .php, every .css

this might help – https://msyk.es/blog/prevent-jquery-wordpress-theme/

*you can read this section from the link above “How can I check if I have this problem?”

OK, as part of the fix for jquery conflicts the article you sent me says:

delete this line of code:

in functions.php
wp_deregister_script(‘jquery’);
wp_register_script(‘jquery’, ‘https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.4/jquery.min.js’, false, ‘1.4.4’);
wp_enqueue_script(‘jquery’);

AND/OR

delete this line of code in header.php
<script type=”text/javascript” src=”https://ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.4.4/jquery.min.js&#8221; />

NEITHER OF THESE EXIST…however, it also said to put this code in the header

<?php wp_head(); ?>

but I actually didn’t have to do that. When I went to header.php, that line was already there.

Similarly the footer version of that was also in the footer.php file.

Soooooooooooo…..any thoughts on where this leaves me?

ok i tried a couple other things….

i deactivated every single plug-in
i then switched themes to twenty eleven and twenty ten
and the form still does not work

is it possible i changed an event manager setting i shouldn’t have?

ok once i said that out loud i started digging around event manager and figured out what an idiot that i am….

can someone please tell me the default settings or optimal settings for:

EM > Settings > General > Performance Optimization (Advanced) Beta

for Javascript Files Yes or No
and CSS Files Yes or No

it really depends on your setup. If you have shortcodes and sidebar widgets you may need them everywhere, otherwise, maybe just Yes will work.

See this –
https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/optimization-recommendations/