mrherbivore

Nice catch Fred53, thanks – I’ll fix this in the next update.

Sure – [email protected]

Hmm, that sometimes is tough. Are you using any caching plugins? Do you have any filters applied to your gigpress_shows shortcode?

Haha, glad that sorted it. The last date you used is always the starting point for new shows.

Are you dating them as 2014 instead of 2015?

AFAIK, this is not a GigPress issue. GigPress properly enqueues jQuery, so it should always be available when GigPress’ javascript is called.

You can confirm this by switching to one of the default themes and seeing that the error does not occur.

You’ll have to create a custom template to rearrange the columns: https://gigpress.com/docs/#templates

You likely need to upgrade to the current version of the Grammy theme. They released updates awhile back to address changes in GigPress’ markup.

Hmm, I’m already using wp_enqueue_script with jquery as a dependency in GigPress. It could be that your theme is calling jQuery manually, rather than enqueueing it?

Sorry, there’s no automated way to keep two GigPress sites in sync like this – unless you were to do it at the database level (keeping the GigPress database tables in sync directly).

Check out https://foxhoundbandthemes.com

Yes – just edit the show, change the menu to “Add a new post” and then save it.

Actually, looking again, your date formatting IS the issue. For the short date, you have:

D (day of the week)
M (month)
y (year, 2 digits)

Your dates are Sunday, September 7th, 2014 and Sunday, September 14th, 2014.

Both will appear as “Sun Sep 14” in this case.

I changed you date formatting to D M d, and your dates are now displaying as:

Sun Sep 07
Sun Sep 14

Hmm, odd. Have you customized the GigPress templates at all, or is this a fresh install?

If you’re willing/able to send me WordPress and FTP credentials, I can take a look. [email protected]

What do have set for your date formatting options in GigPress’ settings?