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I’m having the same issue with one of my installs. Some advice would be really helpful.

Thanks

You’re welcome, cryogenn.

I found I had jquery already loaded in the wp_head section. In the page source code it looks something like this:

<script type='text/javascript' src='https://www.YOURWEBSITE.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.10.2'></script>

So, it was going to be redundant to call for another version of it. I’m assuming all 3.6.1 installs should have this as well.

Hi cryogenn,

All I did was copy pacificshack’s code (actually i just took the second script tag) and pasted it into the header.php file of my theme.

I did also find that a plugin i was using (Lightbox Gallery) was still conflicting with the dropdown so I removed it.

I hope that helps!

Thanks, pacificshack! I’m having the same problem but your patch is working for now.
Cheers

I’m having a similar problem on 3.3.1.
The file list dropdown will display the names of the attached files after clicking “Update List” but when the post is saved the selected files do not save correctly. They seem to save as their attachment ID rather than their filename.

Hopefully the developers will fix this soon.

Thanks FlyingRabbitPress. That fixed it for me too.
Hopefully the guys will fix this in the next release.

thanks Andrew, that worked for me.
I do hope the developers fix this bug in the next version!

Yep, same issue here. Need access to it in custom post types.

Thanks again, caugb, for the help!
Unfortunately it doesn’t seem to be working. I’m not getting any results from the query.

Hi caugb, thanks so much for your help!

How do I then implement this function in the context of the equation I need:
$attachments = my_get_children(...
when I need the attachments from post_parents 281 and 190?

Thanks

Completely understand, Shane.
It’s a great plugin and you guys rock!
I look forward to the official 1.6 release.
cheers

All the sites were updated from the stable 1.5.6 release and upgraded automatically via the plugins page.

I had to revert back to 1.5.6 on the site which was producing the blank pages. I’ll see about a test account and get back to you.

I believe the idea is to create a new directory in your theme folder called “events”. Then copy the files in the plugin’s Views directory into the new “events” directory. That way you can edit them without a new upgrade overwriting them.

The only weird element to this is that the file single.php in the “events” directory will replace your Single Post(single.php) file in the theme editor area inside WordPress. It doesn’t overwrite it (because it’s in the “events” directory not the root theme directory) but it will make accessing it in the theme editor difficult.

Have you tried turning “Pretty Urls” off in the Events Calendar settings?
I had a similar issue with the Pretty Urls.

Yep, I have the same issue on one of my sites that I upgraded to 1.6 with. It’s running WP 2.9.2.
I haven’t had time to do any testing but first guess is something in my Events Calendar Custom Templates is causing problems or possibly a plugin incompatibility. But I’ve upgraded on similar sites with similar plugins but that don’t use the Custom Templates and I haven’t had the white screen issue.

I wonder if there’s something built into the old Custom Templates that conflicts with changes in 1.6?