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Update#2 – The site is ScenicStage.com

There is a 500 Internal Server Error on at least two js script files from Ai1ec

The scripts were working fine two days. From here I’m lost on how to solve the issue. I don’t want to reinstall the plugin, I have way to many events loaded in the calendar to do so and it not cost me hours of labor.

Update: Not just the date picker, but nothing in the event details section is working. I can’t click on any of the other sections to add any details at all about an event.

One solution I’ve found is to have a draft that I’ve saved with the the organizer information filled out. I will then copy to draft and edit the draft with the new event information.

Ah ok… sure enough. I never noticed how WP handles captions.

[caption id="attachment_340" align="alignnone" width="960"]<img class="wp-image-340 size-full" src="https://scenicstage.com/live/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/BAPhamlet.jpg" alt="Christopher Smith leads the cast of Back Alley Productions presentation of hamlet. Photo by Back Alley Productions" width="960" height="675" /> Christopher Smith leads the cast of Back Alley Productions presentation of hamlet. Photo by Back Alley Productions[/caption]

If I’m understanding you correctly, no. I’m using the shortcode for your plugin, otherwise the post being displayed is a typical WordPress post with no shortcodes used.

I’m not really sure if I’m following what you’re saying though.

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Sorry about that.

How is it done?

Thanks! This was exactly what I was looking for.

I have narrowed it down to a theme conflict. I am using Evolve. There are no plugin conflicts. When using theme Twenty Fifteen the shortcode works fine. I have also posted this on the Evolve support threads, but am hoping you might know more.

Ok… well, I changed the settings>permalinks from default to post name. That didn’t solve it. If it helps, I’m using the evolve theme, which has code in the functions.php file. The full code is:

<?php

$evolve_themename = "evolve";

if ( get_stylesheet_directory() == get_template_directory() ) {
	define('EVOLVE_URL', get_template_directory() . '/library/functions/');
	define('EVOLVE_DIRECTORY', get_template_directory_uri() . '/library/functions/');
} else {
	define('EVOLVE_URL', get_template_directory() . '/library/functions/');
	define('EVOLVE_DIRECTORY', get_template_directory_uri() . '/library/functions/');
}

get_template_part( 'library/functions/options-framework' );
get_template_part( 'library/functions/basic-functions' );
get_template_part( 'library/functions/options' );

add_filter('tribe_get_events_title', 'change_upcoming_events_title');

function change_upcoming_events_title($title) {
    //We'll change the title on upcoming and map views
    if (tribe_is_upcoming() or tribe_is_map() or tribe_is_photo()) return 'Upcoming Auditions';

    //In all other circumstances, leave the original title in place
    return $title;
}

?>

The issue is in this file, when I remove the code involving the Events Calendar, it goes back to functioning normally. I really would like to have the title changed, so if this could be resolved that would be awesome. I really love this plugin!!

Thanks for your help! Great plugin!

That was the answer, although i didn’t have to contact anyone. I was able to make the adjustment from the dashboard>Settings>Permalinks. It was set to custom for some reason. I changed it back to default and everything works fine.

Major awesome sauce. Worked like a charm.

Well… that worked, sort of. The listing now shows, but seems slopped all over the place. By that I mean, it isn’t in the table.

This is the page.
https://scenicstage.com/live/index.php/listing/artistic-civic-theatre/