tribalmike

Ah. Okay. I’m glad you got it figured out!

Mike

Hi @julieng31

Try these steps to see if there may be a conflict with another plugin or the theme:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/303643-Testing-for-conflicts

Let me know what you find out.

Mike

Hi @geekwap

Have you tried changing the template settings (Events -> Settings -> Display) to see if there is a configuration that works?

https://d.pr/free/i/rFjdQT

Mike

Hi, @qimasterwu

Are you, by any chance, using the block editor (Gutenberg)? If so, we are aware of this issue. When you go to edit a multiday event, the end date changes and if you don’t notice, then update the event, it get’s saved.

A fix for this issue should be released on the next update.

Mike

Hi, @himself

Can you post this in here?
https://www.ads-software.com/support/plugin/event-tickets/

Thanks!

Mike

Hi there.

Here is a great way to look for conflicts when/if that happens:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/303643-Testing-for-conflicts

Let me know if you find something.

Mike

I see what you’re talking about. When the event times are the same, they are listed in the order that they are entered.

For example, on 7/22, the ‘LA – Bluebeam Revu 2018 Basics’ must have been entered prior to the ‘SD – REVIT Structure Fundamentals 2020’ event.

Hopefully that clears things up for you.

Mike

Hi, Veronica. Just checked out the site and things seemed to work fine. Were you able to resolve the issue or am I just not seeing it? Could you tell me exactly what you’re doing to reproduce the issue?

Thanks,
Mike

Hi, kedoiz.

I just checked things with the latest version of Divi (3.25.3) and see that the classic Divi builder does work, but you have to disable the “Latest Divi Builder Experience”.

To do that, go to your Divi Theme Options -> Builder -> Advanced. You can disable it from there.

I hope that helps.

Mike

Hi, @pchenriques .

Add this at the very top of your functions.php file (Appearance -> Theme Editor).

if(!function_exists('tribe_is_past')){
    function tribe_is_past(){
        return false;
    }
}

That should fix the ‘Call to undefined function tribe_is_past()’ error.

Mike

Hello again, @dbazhinov

I just noticed that you don’t have an echo in front of the function. Like this:

echo tribe_get_event_taxonomy(....

You’ll need that, too.

Mike

Your welcome. Make sure it’s ‘ends_after’ (with an ‘s’), not ‘end_after’.

Thanks!

Mike

Hi @tarabusk

The ‘upcoming’ display has been deprecated since version 3.8. Replace it with ‘list’

To get events that are ongoing (start date in the past and end date in the future), use the ‘ends_after’ argument. Like this:

tribe_get_events(array('eventDisplay' => 'list', 'ends_after' => 'now'));

Hopefully that’ll get it working for you.

Mike

Hi, @lzevon

First off, I apologize for the issues you’re having with our premium support platform. Feel free to register a new account here to get a conversation started with our customer service:
https://support.theeventscalendar.com/submit_ticket

Regarding the multiday events not appearing as upcoming: What are you using to display the upcoming events?

When I go to this page and they seem to show fine:
https://dev.woodlawncemeterymn.com/events/list/

Mike

Hi @mckenziedaniel

I apologize for the issues you’re having. Have you tried outputting errors and seeing where the error is occurring? That would help us out immensely. Thank you!

Mike