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Hello, just an update that the page is now displaying correctly, but this was not because of anything I did or any changes made.

I switched the classes page to a generic message linking people to Eventbrite and set a draft post as the classes page which I’ve been refreshing regularly all day to see if there was any change…. suddenly five minutes ago it was working correctly (around 4PM AEST if that means anything?)

I’ve changed the classes page back to its original template (eventbrite-index.php) and it’s all working well again. The only thing I noticed was that the images took a couple of refreshes to load properly (but I assume are now cached using CloudFlare).

Having no idea what caused this or what fixed it has me very concerned for the future viability of using this plugin~ but thanks because when it’s working it’s great! ??

Hi, I’ve tried disabling all plugins and using the 2015 theme but no luck fixing the issue.

Plugin version is 1.0.8. We are using display_private false and an organizer_id parameter but have removed those which hasn’t helped…

I had also edited the core plugin files to display more than the default 10 items (but this should have been removed when I reinstalled the plugin). And had installed one hour cache plugin as described here.

The plugin has been working mostly well with a few hiccups where events have disappeared. But as I said, reconnecting Keyring has always solved the issue. I’ve tried flushing rewrite rules/saving permalinks again as well.

Just in addition – I have tried completely removing both plugins and reinstalling them which has not helped.

Hi, we’re simply using the full calendar shortcode [fullcalendar] and then assigning the category colour using the Event Category listings. The problem I guess is that you can’t have a null value for the colour so it defaults to white.

The only other edits I made were to the CSS to ensure that the width of each event on the calendar appears appropriately – I think there’s a weird theme formatting error happening here with widths – but this is otherwise largely unrelated.

Cheers.

Hi, thanks for your reply but unfortunately this doesn’t help us so much because the ‘Hall Booked’ category is standalone and not a child of other categories.

On the calendar above you see that the 10 August ‘SIRA Committee Meeting’ appears in blue, but only because the Hall Booking category is labeled as ‘zHall Booked’. If you change the category name to ‘Hall Booked’, the meeting item appears as #FFF which is the colour assigned to Hall Booked (because the letter ‘H’ is being prioritised over ‘S’).

The best way would be for the calendar to ignore that Hall Booked has a colour at all, and so it just defaults to the other category colour assigned to it. That second link you posted explains how we could do this – but it’s for a different calendar plugin!?

Not quite sure how else we could achieve this desired functionality. Any other ideas?

Hi, you should be able to see the issue here: https://www.scotlandisland.org.au/calendar

Hi,

Sorry for such a delayed reply.
The problem was that I was copying and pasting code from our old webpage that used a different event system that created the content in a bunch of divs. Using the excerpt tag meant that the divs were being opened on the actual event content pages and not being closed because the excerpt cut the content off.

Simple fix, just had to edit all the event pages to remove all the div formatting.

Thanks for your help!

Hi Christine, thanks for your reply. The site is actually being hosted locally as I am redeveloping it for my work.

Here is an image of the post excerpt though so you can get an idea of what I’m talking about:
https://i50.tinypic.com/jj495e.jpg

From what I’ve been reading, am I correct in thinking that the_excerpt() is supposed to remove images by default? If this is the case, does this mean that my theme is using something other than the_excerpt() to display the post excerpt?