Emyr Thomas

I was also having problems with a broken Appearance > Menus screen in the admin after upgrading to WordPress 4.4

While trying to debug the problem, I narrowed it down to The Events Calendar.
Disabling the plugin fixed the Appearance > Menus screen.

I’m using v4.0 of The Events Calendar. Editing menus in the customizer still works fine.

Yes, I had the same problem. I was trying to import all videos from a YouTube channel, and got it working lie this…

The YouTube channel URL I wanted to import from was
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCL7N5wBrbp0J4vU46KWTWtQ

In the Source Information box I set Type to Playlist, and set Name/ID to the ID of the channel, but changing the UC at the beginning to UU. So my channel ID was UUL7N5wBrbp0J4vU46KWTWtQ (in the example above).

This seems to work for now.

You could try https://github.com/KLicheR/wp-polylang-translate-rewrite-slugs

Hey Tribe. I’m also very interested in Events Calendar and WPML integration. I live in Wales, where many companies do business bilingually in both English and Welsh. I have a number of clients using the Events Calendar, and would be very interested to help out with development and/or testing WPML integration.

Hi Ron, no problem. Just thought I’d bring it to your attention, as it seems to me like using genesis_register_sidebar makes sense here. I figured it was just a simple oversight.

Any chance some of the official StudioPress plugins like this one will make it onto GitHub any time soon? I appreciate it’s a bit of a hassle to set up, but it would sure make sending patches your way easier ??

I’m sure you’re aware of the process, but here’s a few links (from some fairly prominent WordPress developers) about using GitHub for plugin development:

• https://wp.tutsplus.com/tutorials/plugins/publishing-wordpress-plug-ins-with-git/
• https://teleogistic.net/2011/05/revisiting-git-github-and-the-wordpress-org-plugin-repository/
• https://coenjacobs.me/en/moving-wordpress-plugins-github/

Thanks bruno

Yesterday I figured out why this is happening. In my setup I have the plugins symlinked to another directory outside the wordpress installation directory, therefore the plugin_dir_path( __FILE__ ) function returns the incorrect path.

Did you manage to fix this problem. I’m seeing the same thing. From looking at my Sharedaddy setting page (wp-admin/options-general.php?page=sharing) it looks like the URL for the admin-sharing.css and admin-sharing.js files are wrong.