When I go to my event page https://sidebardev.wpengine.com/event-directory/ and click on an event (let’s use the oct 16th event for example), the buttons show up perfect. However only when I click on the “>” button at the top to view the next month and click on an event (in this case you would be looking at November), you see the shortcode before and after the buttons. So the buttons shortcode seems to be getting processed but not the layout of the page. So I’m getting code like “[vc_row][vc_column width=”1/2″]” appearing on the front end. Then if I go back to October, the event on Oct 16th now shows shortcode as well.
Seems to be some type of loading issue inside the plugin once months/pages are toggled.
I’m using WPBakery plugin which came with my theme which works perfectly on all other pages on my site. I can disable the plugin for these pages but then I would not have the ability to easily layout the pages using the GUI the WPBakery plugin provides and my client needs it. They have interns and other employees which aren’t very savvy with coding updating Events.
Please let me know if you need any more information. Looking forward to your reply. Thank you!
- Oct 9,2019 AT 2:22PM - 5 years agoHello,
Unfortunately, WPBakery doesn’t support dynamic ajax loading with some third-party plugins. Please add this to the shortcode:
ux_val=”4″
To open events in single event page.
I’m aware of the option to load the individual event page on click but my client specifically wanted all the event content to show in the popup on click. Is there any other hack I can add to get the WPBakery shortcode to get processed in the popups after paging?
I steered my client toward your plugin because it was so clean and easy to use, plus the plugin page says it’s compatible with WPBakery.
Thank you for your quick response!
Unfortunately, no. But instead you can try using Event Lists shortcode to show every month with events on one page.