It looks like you have the event listings form and the event listings form shortcode on the same page. try put each on a different page.
Working on that now – it doesn’t seem to solve the issue.
Furthermore, I’m noticing that in the admin dashboard, when trying to add an event, the form isn’t complete, and the admin bar is actually broken here as well. It only allows you to name the event and then the remaining form is gone.
We’re going to try a previous version of the plugin and see if there is any change.
Disabled all plugins? Updated wordpress? Using the most recent version of PHP?
Trying to think of anything that may be causing an issue.
We backed up to a previous version (2.1) and we’re getting a little better, but you can see here it’s still not bringing in all the data: http://www1.perimeterbicycling.com/list-your-event-2/
Hmmm – let me check the PHP version. What is the version that it needs to be? The server that’s being used has usually been out of date, which may be the culprit.
Let me know of the version and i’ll see if it has issues.
It’s version 5.0 or 5.1. I know they don’t support 5.2 yet, but the guy I’m talking to now believes that they did get to 5.
It looks like a jQuery conflict is causing the issue. To properly include jquery and other scrips into your wordpress site, the plugin or theme developer should be using wp_enqueue_script to cache and include the script libraries. Doing otherwise will result in the page rendering incompletely like on your site.
Ah I see what you see there. I doubled checked and we do have the jquery script included using enqueue, which is leading me back to perhaps some other plugin is somehow conflicting. I’ll keep looking on my end and see if I can find anything.
Thanks for the prompt responses!
Of course, no problem. What usually happens is 2 versions of jquery getting loaded onto a page, which causes big conflicts. Find out specifically which plugin is making waves and see if there can be a workaround. I’ve tried my best to make sure the eom doesn’t create conflicts, but other developers are sometimes not as courteous.
