nyodulf

From the theme search box in wordpress

I just tried the github version and it is working now for me.

I think they mean this URL: https://github.com/WP-API/WP-API as the console requires v2+ of the REST API

Actually, they may not – that’s because there’s a bug whereby if a custom taxonomy is linked to more than one post-type, the filter won’t show.

@mwrusnak – I’m not using “Use Google Libraries”

Just wanted to chime in that I’m seeing this too.

Another option is to add this to a child-theme or plugin functions.php file:

function addSmtpReplyTo($phpmailer)
{
    $phpmailer->addReplyTo($phpmailer->From, $phpmailer->FromName);
    return $phpmailer;
}
add_filter('wp_mail_smtp_custom_options', 'addSmtpReplyTo');

That will automatically add the “From” email address and name as the Reply-To email and name – useful if you have a lot of contact forms.

Another option is to add this to a child-theme or plugin functions.php file:

function addSmtpReplyTo($phpmailer)
{
    $phpmailer->addReplyTo($phpmailer->From, $phpmailer->FromName);
    return $phpmailer;
}
add_filter('wp_mail_smtp_custom_options', 'addSmtpReplyTo');

That will automatically add the “From” email address and name as the Reply-To email and name

That actually isn’t how wordpress works. If you visit a category archive page that has no posts, it doesn’t display ‘page not found’ in the (browser) title, and it doesn’t use the 404 template. You can see this here: https://testing.squarestarmedia.com/events-calendar/category/uncategorized/

However that said, this becomes less of an issue once having an event in the database fixes it.

Yes, that helps thanks – you can see the sidebars at the test page now.

WordPress still uses the error404 template though. While this isn’t a problem on the 2014 theme, it is on others (specifically Pagelines, which I’m hoping to ultimately get set up correctly).

However, that’s kind of a different issue, so I’ll mark this resolved and open a new support request.

Permalinks updated, so the test page is here now: https://testing.squarestarmedia.com/events-calendar/events/

I have set up a test site for this (https://testing.squarestarmedia.com/events-calendar/?post_type=tribe_events). There’s a brand new installation of wordpress using only the 2014 theme and the problem is there immediately after activation. No changes in settings.

Please note that this has been the case with every installation I have tried with the events calendar, no matter the theme.

Another issue that all these installations have had in common is that wordpress thinks the page is a 404 – the body class always has error404 added. You can see it at the above address.

I have also now deactivated all plugins bar this one but the issue persists.

Please see this page: https://mh.btmm-dev.com/events/

It should be showing a default set of widgets in the main sidebar.

The template is already the Default Page Template, but it doesn’t fix the issue.