JimFitzsimons

I am also having this issue. The event will save, but the Start Time, End Time, Description, and Event Head all get cleared (and do not show up in the columns).

I have disabled all other plugins.

I am on WP multisite — could this be the issue?

Cheers!

Just a final follow-up on this. I purchased the Premium version and it had the same problem. However the premium version comes with a zip file containing the previous version of the plugin and rolling back to 2.2.7.1 fixed the problem and my demo site is running again.

If anyone else has the same problem I had, I suggest trying to roll-back if you can.

@pavloborysenko I do suggest you offer a link to a few recent versions of the free plugin so people can roll-back a site-breaking update in cases like this. I don’t know yet what the problem with 2.2.8 is, or (perhaps) what other plugin has a problem. And I don’t have time to troubleshoot just now. But there is an issue somewhere, just so you know. It generates the console errors (above) and then prevents any other scripts running on the page; breaking the site.

Hey, thanks for getting back to me but I’m currently using the Free version of the plugin so cannot submit a support request there.

I’m trying to get a demo site running before the end of the afternoon (and your plugin worked perfectly up until the update… so I’m *really* kicking myself for running that update this morning). If I can’t quickly roll back to the previous version I may need to look at an alternate solution though.

But I’d definitely look into this if I were you as it does completely break the entire site for me. The other WooCommerce-related plugins we are using are:

• Woo Shortcodes Kit
• WooCommerce Stripe Gateway
• WP Menu Cart Pro

(all up to date).

Not sure if it has anything to do with those, but I sadly don’t have time to troubleshoot today! deadlines!! ??

Thanks for responding though,
Jim.

If anyone has a link to v1.2.7.1 of this plugin I would be very grateful.

Thank you! ??

Just to echo the above comment. I have had to change the class name per your suggestion because the popup does not work on our store.

I’m happy with it the way it is (without the popup) so it’s not a major problem; but it did break the site for a while until I found this solution.

Solved. See the following thread:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/update-leads-to-error-class-scss_formatter-not-found-solved/

This is a pretty significant bug in the sense that it completely breaks a site. The fix may be a simple settings update; but this has to be done manually and most people won’t be aware of it.

A default ‘Compiling mode’ should be set and also an alert message to indicate that it can/should be updated.

OK – so I managed to fix this. In case anyone else is searching; the issue was down to caching. The functionality was fine on the staging server, but the live site runs on wpengine.

I had to contact their tech support and ask them to switch off all caching on the basket and checkout pages. And this solved the problem.

Many thanks. I’m guessing the issue might be down to the host / wpengine. But I’m not sure I’m in a position to switch away from them… so if anyone is aware of another solution, I’d be grateful.

Hi hellwood, did you ever find the solution to this? I’m experiencing the same issue with a client site…

When I add a product (if logged in) it takes me to the basket page with the products displayed. But if I am not logged in, the basket says it is empty. However, if I go directly to checkout (by typing the checkout URL directly) it’s clear the product has been added (as it’s there for checkout).

So the issue seems to be the Basket page — but why’s it working when logged in?

So is it OK to leave an en-GB site ostensibly running 4.0 alpha and assume that it’ll get fixed with a later update? Or will it prevent updates to 3.9.x? What is the recommended course of action?

Fantastic. Many thanks. Works like a charm.

The 3.9 update has been the clunkiest in a while (from my perspective). I’ve had to deal with issues on a few sites. Nothing major though thankfully. And now I can cross another item off the “To do” list thanks to your solution, rkoller. Cheers.

Just to confirm that I’m having the same problem. I will post a solution here if I find one. Would appreciate if others did the same if they find it first.

Thanks for your response vtxyzzy. It may well be a permalink issue, but it just seemed easier to abandon the built-in menu system and build the Sectors menu ‘manually’ using get_terms()… which is now working fine.

Maybe when I don’t have a deadline looming I’ll go back and try to work it out.

Hi,

I figured I’d add my question here as it’s related. Basically I need to be able to customise the pin bubble (to include an image – will that be possible?) and also have it displayed by default. Can I already do that? If not, will you be implementing these features?

Great plugin by the way.

I found the answer myself by fitting together a couple of solutions to slightly different problems… So just in case anyone else needs to do the same thing:

First output the main loop as standard in your search.php (or index.php or wherever) template. Then to list all of the post titles in your sidebar, you need to first re-grab the query but with posts_per_page set to -1:
<?php query_posts(array_merge(array('posts_per_page' => -1), $wp_query->query)); ?>

Then output the list of titles:

<?php if (have_posts()) : ?>
	<ul>
	<?php while (have_posts()) : the_post(); ?>
	<li><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></li>
	<?php endwhile; ?>
	</ul>
<?php else : ?>
	<p>No posts match that term. Feel free to search again</p>
<?php endif; ?>

Then finally reset the query to 5 posts_per_page (or however many you’re using) to maintain pagination in the main content area:
<?php query_posts(array_merge(array('posts_per_page' => 5), $wp_query->query)); ?>

And that should work!