mxmai

And this seems to fix it:

new code:

// hide/show additional payment option fields
	var ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs = jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options-checkboxes input');

	// initially show payment option fields that aren't blank.
	function ebTecShowHideAdditionalPaymentOptions() {
		jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options-checkboxes ~ #eb-tec-payment-options div').each(function() {
			var thisInput = jQuery(this).find('input');
			if(thisInput.val() != null) thisInput.closest('div').slideDown(200);
		});
	}
	ebTecShowHideAdditionalPaymentOptions();

	// bind our show/hide function.
	ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs.change(function() {
		var divIndex = ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs.index(this) + 1;
		if(this.checked){
			jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options div:eq('+divIndex+')').slideDown(200);
		}
		else{
			jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options div:eq('+divIndex+')').slideUp(200);
		}
	});

Also fixes the problem of the payment options not dropping down the first time you click a checkbox (in the original code the show/hide function is only bound to the change event after the first click).

I think the jQuery.each call is the problem, if you replace it with jQuery(selector).each (which is a different function) it appears to work fine.

Interested to see if this fixes it for everybody else.

The problematic code seems to be:

in views/eventbrite-meta-box-extension.php:

original code:

// hide/show additional payment option fields

	var ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs = jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options-checkboxes input');
	function ebTecShowHideAdditionalPaymentOptions(event) {
		if(event) {
			ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs.change(function() {
				var divIndex = ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs.index(this) + 1;
				if(this.checked) jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options div:eq('+divIndex+')').slideDown(200);
				else jQuery('#eb-tec-payment-options div:eq('+divIndex+')').slideUp(200);
			});
		} else {
			jQuery.each('#eb-tec-payment-options-checkboxes ~ #eb-tec-payment-options div', function() {
				var thisInput = jQuery(this).find('input');
				if(thisInput.val() != null) thisInput.closest('div').slideDown(200);
			});
		}
	}
	ebTecShowHideAdditionalPaymentOptions();
	ebTecAcceptPaymentInputs.bind('click', ebTecShowHideAdditionalPaymentOptions);

Bump. Also getting this problem in IE8 after adding EventBrite to the Events Calendar. Seems to prevent users from editing event properties too (presumably the script terminates at that point.)

I’ve found you only need to call flush_rewire_rules once after you’ve set up your custom post type, not every time you load the page.

still a bit mysterious how it’s all working though.

if you use the TinyMCE Advanced plugin, there’s an option to disable wordpress removing your extra line breaks. been fiddling around with this for a couple of hours now and that seems to be the simplest workaround.