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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] Past Events List sort directionYup. It’s a drag. The whole idea behind child themes and such is to preserve custom settings and modifications when updates occur. If indeed Tribe is messing with that, then that is seriously a bad move and they should at the very least spell out what the fix is.
Thanks Le Georges, but I already fixed it simply by uploading the 3.9 folder – no other steps needed. Maybe Tribe already knows about this and there’s a fix on the way. Until then, I’m sticking with 3.9
Found a version of 3.9 on another account, swapped out the folders and widget is working again, so definitely a bug with 3.10. Moral of the story? – download/save your plugins!
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] how to show past events, newest first?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Hi Brook,
Thanks again for looking into this. At least now I feel we’re getting somewhere and not just arguing about whether or not there’s nothing wrong with the feed. Unfortunately, the decision to have the feed sort differently than the calendar makes zero sense to me. What was the rational for that? Why shouldn’t they be the same? Just don’t get it, sorry.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Thanks Brook for looking into this further. Glad to see that you’re at least now seeing two different sort orders and it’s not just me insisting that such a phenomena exists over and over. Yikes.
As for the reverse chronological sort order being the reason, that makes sense since WordPress was/is blog software and so the most recent events should post on top. Reverse chronological also explains why both posts on a blog and those in the RSS widget or Feedly would be aligned.
How then to get the Tribe RSS feed to do what you want it to regarding readers like Feedly remains a problem for those wanting to use the feed to publicize their events in the same order as they appear on their calendars. If indeed the culprit is the pubDate, then perhaps what needs to happen is to rewrite the Tribe RSS feed to use the event date in the pubDate field instead?
Thanks again.
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Any more info on this?
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Hi Brook. Here’s the problem: It’s not just Feedly, it’s also the default WordPress RSS widget that sorts this way. There’s something wrong with the feed, because none of the other feeds do this, just Tribe. I could understand it if it was limited to Feedly, but it’s not. Check for yourself and you’ll see what I’m talking about.
Thanks!
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Hi Brook. It’s difficult to talk about this if we’re not using the same tests. I’m just trying to figure out what’s going on and from my tests, both the default RSS widget that ships with WordPress as well as Feedly both sort the same and in so doing point to the problem being with the plugin feed, not the reader.
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Thanks again Brook. So just to double-check, when you put the two links in Feedly they sort the same?
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Here’s a couple of screenshots
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Wow Brook, this is crazy. I certainly haven’t done anything with the default RSS widget that ships with WordPress or Feedly or any other RSS reader. They all sort for me as above. Can anybody else test this to help us confirm what’s going on?
Thanks for your patience Brook!
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In reply to: [The Events Calendar] RSS Feed update?Hi Brook.
Have you tried the two links above? They don’t sort the same. For http://wpshindig.com/events/feed I getWordPress Developers Meetup
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