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Hey @rami,

Just to be clear here, did you encounter the exact same issues as @dave4876 when trying to upgrade to 3.11?

Also, who is your web hosting provider? Is is also WP Engine by any chance?

Thank you!
George

Hey @dave4876,

Real sorry to hear about your issues. The 3.11 update has gone smoothly for the vast majority of folks so I’m curious about what could’ve gone wrong here. You mention this in your first post:

The first time I ran my Plugin updates tonight there were 7 to do. I ran them all and found afterwards that I could no longer see my posts or pages in the Admin console.

What are some of the other plugins on your site?

Thank you!
George

Hey @twilko,

You’re absolutely right about some sites really relying on their multilingual functionality, and I’m really sorry to hear about this conflict.

For the time being, I’d recommend removing any custom JavaScript you’ve added to your site, and then contacting the wpGlobus support team for some assistance this.

I’m not recommending that just to “shrug off” this issue or anything! The reason I’m recommending that is because, while I don’t know how WPGlobus works, the problem seems to be that the conversion between languages isn’t happening in The Events Calendar’s JavaScript templates.

So, if you can reach out to WPGlobus, the essence of the problem here is that in src/views/month/mobile.php in The Events Calendar’s core plugin files, [[=title]] isn’t working correctly.

You were really close with this in your own reply, but I unfortunately don’t think the problem can be fixed here with stuff in the front-end like you tried out.

I think the solution would need to be something with what data is supplied to that [[=title]] variable to begin with.

Does that make sense? I hope so –?in other words, if the translation strings that are currently being supplied to [[=title]] aren’t working here (the ones with {:en} and such), then something else should be provided for them. That might help here.

I’m sorry if this reply isn’t very clear, or very helpful –?don’t be shy about voicing your opinion on that matter ??

Hopefully we can get something here, thanks for your patience with the issue thus far and for complimenting The Events Calendar and WPGlobus on their utility elsewhere on your site.

Cheers!
George

Hey @lena_k198,

Can you specify what you mean by the title of the past event, and perhaps share a link to where we can see this live on your site?

If I understand your issue correctly, then there should be an event title in the area you’re describing, so we can take a closer look and see what’s going on here.

Thank you!
George

Hi @lalalalaura,

Can you be more specific about what thing you’re referring to that you want to remove? There aren’t ordered lists in the Events List widget.

Share a link to a screenshot or something if possible –?you can probably hide the thing you’re referring to with just some CSS.

Thanks!
George

Hey @daibo,

This unfortunately is just a result of the Chinese Traditional translation being somewhat incomplete. We are always accepting contributions for translations on our new community-driven Translations site, which can be found here → https://translations.theeventscalendar.com

If you’re curious about how this new site works, or how to contribute translations to bring Chinese Traditional to a more complete translation, check out these two Knowledgebase articles on our site:

• https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/adding-or-updating-a-translation/
• https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/changing-the-language-on-your-calendar/

Cheers!
George

Hey @ddougster, thanks for chiming in here!

@proxinmo, @ddougster pretty much hit the nail on the head and the steps they laid out are appropriate.

If you want to access any older versions of the plugin to follow @ddougster’s steps, head to our “Developer” page here on www.ads-software.com and download whatever you’d like from the “Other versions” sections.

That page can be found here → https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/the-events-calendar/developers/

Cheers!

Hey @onei0120,

As long as the events show up accurately when they do show up, this is fine. This is the intended behavior of the plugin because to get events, we query events for the month, and so to get events for just those first two days of August we’d have to query the Month of August in general.

We avoid that to try and improve performance so only one month is queried at a time –?if you’re on July, and two days from August sneak into the month view because of the order and arrangement of that month’s dates this year, then August is still another month and its events won’t be queried.

I hope that makes sense –?let us know if it does, if that helps, and/or if you have any other questions or concerns here.

Thank you!
George

Hey @reclifford,

This is not a default feature, unless you just mean the mobile Month View in general –?is that what you mean? The auto-shrinking of the Month view on mobile devices and small screens?

If so, and it doesn’t work, your custom theme may be the source of the problem. I’d recommend running through our general troubleshooting steps here to see if that’s the case → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/testing-for-conflicts/

Thanks,
George

Hey @denisgomesfranco,

Instead of this:

'j \d\e F'

Try this:

'j \de F'

Is that any better?

If not, then I’m curious: what version of PHP is running on your site?

Thanks!
George

Hey @reclifford,

While you cannot move the whole, fully-functional Events Calendar in its same form as on the /events page to your home page, you can add events to the homepage with a widget, with the tribe_get_events() function, or redirect your site’s homepage to the /events page outright if it is an extremely important thing for those events to be the first thing a user sees upon arriving at your site.

I’m sorry if this is disappointing –?the nature of how The Events Calendar works prevents it from being easily portable or embeddable to other pages and site locations in general.

In the PRO calendar add-on, a “Mini Calendar” widget is included which closely emulates the “Month View” of the main calendar. Many people in your situation use this on their homepage, by basically making a widget area on the homepage in the main content area of the page, then using CSS to make this widget larger and such.

Just some ideas here.

Cheers!
George

Hey @ralphonz,

Thanks for looking into all of this. That “Failed to load resource: The network connection was lost.” error could hint at some server-side issues that are hindering site functionality here, which leaves little for us to do if that’s the case.

I think the debugging process I recommended is a solid step to do next here, but no worries at all if it takes some time to get a debugging site set up and such for you. No problem. Just update us here if you’re able to do those steps and let us know what you find!

Thanks,
George

Thank you kindly, @gaffnere ??

If you feel this thread has run its course, and have a chance to, can you mark this thread “Resolved”? It helps us keep things organized and such, seems like a small detail but it’s more helpful than you’d think!

Cheers, best of luck with your site.

No problem –?appreciate the fast reply!

That styling unfortunately appears to be because of custom jQuery UI styles from your theme or another plugin overriding the defaults.

In another of your threads here, I recommended running through our troubleshooting steps here → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/testing-for-conflicts/

If you haven’t done those already, I’d recommend either doing them now, or just making sure to check out this Datepicker issue while you are doing those steps for your other issue to kill two birds with one stone.

Let us know what you find!

Cheers,
George

Hey @ruipdguerra,

Are you referring to where the $columns argument is defined?

If so, it’s originally in the constructor for Tribe_Columns and gets passed to the set_columns() and add_columns() methods, which are the ones whose comment blocks you highlighted in your here.

This $columns property is itself the columns property in the main Tribe_APM class in tribe-apm.php. You see it called around line 80 or so, with code like this:

$this->columns = new Tribe_Columns( $this->post_type, $this->get_column_args() );

So, in those functions whose comment blocks you cited, $columns is ultimately the value of $this->get_column_args() in Tribe_APM

I hope this helps a bit.

Cheers,
George