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Hi, have you figured it out? We have the same problem. Thanks!

I use an HTC Explorer (Android 2.3.5) and the standard browser. I tried the UC browser with no luck. The calendar does not show. The mobile phone is 4 years old. So, this might not be an issue for most users who will probably have modern smartphones.

Thanks a lot:

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I couldn’t agree more. I’ve just wasted 30 minutes to learn, that the free version actually provides really not that much information. Please, change the title. It is misleading, to say the least.

Awesome! And wow, THIS is what I call an update. Looks great. Thanks!

Sorry to bother you again, but I can’t find this setting anywhere in the latest 1.4 version. In the “General Settings” I have only:

Name
Available Days
First Day
Currency
Date Type
Minimum Stay
Maximum Stay
Enable Number of Items Select
View Only Info
Page URL

Maybe I’m dull, but I can’t find any other setting.

Thank you!
Is this setting available in the free version or in the pro only?

Wow, that was fast! Will send you the screenshot. It’s not really a bug. It’s just more common here to have the currency symbol after the total sum.

Same here with WP 3.8. Commenting out schedule_yoast_tracking( null, get_option( ‘wpseo’ ) ); in wpseo-non-ajax-functions.php on line 29 works for me. But this is a quick and dirty workaround, of course.

Awesome! Thank you!

Sami,

thank you very much. Your help is appreciated! Seems to work with this version. Can you tell us the changes you made?

It’s under “Edit Media” in the right panel. It’s just a warning, all changes were saved. But all you can see is the white screen and the PHP error, which is annoying, of course. I had the same effect with the Life Wire theme. It’s probably a bug in the hybrid framework.
Thanks for your immediate reply!

Same problem here with a fresh installation of 3.5.1, fresh installaton of the Path theme and no plugins at all. You can disable the warning with

ini_set( "display_errors", 0);

However, that’s not quite the way it should be.

Thanks in advance!

Same problem here with a fresh installation of 3.5.1, fresh installaton of the Path theme and no plugins at all. You can disable the warning with

ini_set( "display_errors", 0);

However, that’s not quite the way it should be.

Thanks in advance!

Yup, the same here. Haven’t found a solution yet.