KicknGuitar

@andreiigna, Any word on this fix?

My warning was on PHP 5.6.35

If O knew more I’d help. Have fun debugging. :p

maybe you can try to use reset button

I’ve installed from scratch but I’ve also done this with no result.

I have same problem. I am almost sure, that my template (Elegant theme’s DIvi) causes this matter, because when i changed the previous template the events were disappeared.

Oh, what horrible luck. I’m running Divi too. I switched to WP’s 2015 theme and the event is now listed… Does this mean it’s a Divi issue or Events Manager issue? I’ll post this in ElegantTheme’s support forum to see what they have to say. Thanks for sharing the info.

Edit:
This is an issue on ElegantThemes’ side. Click here for details. netweblogic offers a temporary fix, which I’ve quoted below.

OK, so I’ve found the conflict point from our side, which is the fact that we use ‘scope’ in WP_Query, and Divi probably started using that variable too hence the conflict.

We’ve been using that variable for many years now, so we can’t change it. The other option aside from Divi changing the use of that is disabling the use of that variable when dealing with our Post Types. A dev from ET should help out with this.

I created a small snippet which disables the parse_query we hook into so there’s a working fix meantime. It allows you to see the events, but scope/category filters won’t work anymore on that page.

http://pastebin.com/9EeWz30P

You could paste that in Divi’s functions.php file, but keep in mind that if they don’t fix it in another update, you’ll need to repaste.

Ideally in an upcoming update this’ll get fixed and will be removed on update automatically.

Ugh, I hate to say this but, the missing gallery… well the large image doesn’t load and has very strange behavior. I hope I can explain it clearly.

After installing the update, I went to clean up some of adjustments in the theme’s Custom CSS and started playing with ways to make portrait cropped images adjust heigh-wise (as I asked above). After a while I went to try it on my phone (Android’s stock browser). Hmn, the same issue I had originally with only the thumbnails loading.

I clicked on a my different gallery pages, same result. I must have clicked an image or reloaded the page because it eventually had an image for that one gallery.

I tried this with Safari (I don’t use it so I reset the cache and all), same results as my phone. I then removed all my Custom CSS. Tried again, same result. Nada. However, when I reload a page BAM, the large image loads.

Incase you’re curious, the following is the exact custom CSS I have on, nothing that I could tell even when removing it had an effect on the Gallery bug:

/*Fixes portrait height to match viewport height*/

/*Make Me more compact*/
#content{margin:0px!important;}
div.single_post {padding: 1%;}

/*Header*/
.logo h1 a,.logo h2 a{font-size: 40px!important;}
.logo h1,.logo h2{margin:0px!important;}
#topmenu ul li a {font-size: 26px!important;}
.header4 .current-menu-item {background:#000!important;
}

/*Page Title shrinkage*/
h1.postitle {margin: 0px;!important;font-size:26px!important;
/*Hide It*/
display:none;}

/*Footer*/
#footer{margin:0px!important;text-align:center;}
#footer .widgets .widget {margin:0px!important;float:none!important;display:inline-block;}
.untitled div.widget_wrap{padding:0 10px!important;}
#copyright{display:none;padding:0px!important;}

/*BG*/
.ast_blocks{background:#000!important;}
.single_post{background:#000!important;}
.gall_dash{background:#000!important;}

I appreciate the assistance.