It filters, but no events are shown, it doesnt give me any error messages. It happens regardless the filter i choose.
On my website, i do not see any events nor do i see any error messages.
@jjpcpanama Can you post a screenshot of the Events menu you’re seeing in WordPress admin?
@fact322 It’s possible this is a conflict caused by your theme or another plugin. To check if it is, can you test with all other plugins deactivated and while running the default WordPress theme?
@caimin_nwl hey, i tried everything you said, nothing works, weird thing is that when i exported the website and the DB to a windows local server, it works, but on production (linux server) it doesn’t.
I found out that if i add “&scope=all” to the url (when listing the events on wp-admin) it shows them all. But i can’t tell our clients to do that, i need a way to fix it.
I took some screenshots too, the only 2 (future) events’s details are hidden. The seccond picture shows me filtering by all events (and nothing showing).
The main events screen: http://imgur.com/C18whF7
The filtering by all events: http://imgur.com/LaYWrrr
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fact322.
So there is nothing we can do? If i uninstall events manager, what other program do you suggest. I need to make corrections.
I change the dropdown menu to All Events and filter it in all the possible ways. I get no error messages.
Found a workournd, created a method on wp_functions that checks if im at the wp-admin/events manager page and add the parameter &scope=all to the URL, then it works for my clients. Couldn’t figure out how to fix it. Hope it helps someone.
