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Event Widget: Issues with Multisite

Events Listing Widget · support · 2014-08-10T23:38:00+00:00

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luigiylon unresolved

I have WP as multisite. The plugin works well on the main website on the other ones when I create a new event, as I click the date and pick one from the calendar, the date is not shown. If I manually put in a date and save. The date is not saved. The result is that the plugin in the secondary sites doesnt show events at all. Please help! https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-listing-widget/ I have tried reproducing this issue on my local system which is running in a multisite config and was not able to. Can you try running the Firebug plugin on your edit page and seeing if you are getting any javascript or jQuery errors on the edit page? I was able to “fix” it in a weird way. First of all let’s say I have a the base site that has the option: Make event titles clickable UNCHECKED. Nevertheless the titles are made links. In the SECONDARY website, the one with the issue, Make event titles clickable was CHECKED by default. Once I unchecked, the date issue was fixed but the secondary was not showing the titles of the event as links. So I checked it again, and now it works fine. I hope that can give an insight about what cause that issue. Thanks for the fast reply and much appreciation for the plugin that it’s really what I needed.

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Opportunity

agency visual QA and update safety

Widget visual QA and update safety for preventing client-site regressions before updates or edits go live

Buyer: site builders and agencies

Wedge: detect widget layout regressions, widget breakage, and client-visible update issues

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Summary: Event Widget: Issues with Multisite: users show bugs, missing feature, support pain that may indicate a product gap.

Evidence quote: Event Widget: Issues with Multisite I have WP as multisite.

Affected feature: bugs

bugs missing feature support reliable

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Events Listing Widget

60 active installs · 15.2K downloads · rating 100.0

events sidebar upcoming widget

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Yannick Lefebvre 2014-08-11T01:32:00+00:00

I have tried reproducing this issue on my local system which is running in a multisite config and was not able to. Can you try running the Firebug plugin on your edit page and seeing if you are getting any javascript or jQuery errors on the edit page?

luigiylon 2014-08-11T01:45:00+00:00

I was able to “fix” it in a weird way. First of all let’s say I have a the base site that has the option: Make event titles clickable UNCHECKED. Nevertheless the titles are made links. In the SECONDARY website, the one with the issue, Make event titles clickable was CHECKED by default. Once I unchecked, the date issue was fixed but the secondary was not showing the titles of the event as links. So I checked it again, and now it works fine. I hope that can give an insight about what cause that issue. Thanks for the fast reply and much appreciation for the plugin that it’s really what I needed.