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Hello,

I'm facing 3 issues with the "Add event registration" windows when trying to register or edit a registration for a contact :

• Blocker :Event_ID is displayed, instead of the event names dropdown list
• Major : Fees related to the event are not anymore displayed
• Trivial : New "partially paid" French translation contains a "é" caracter not well displayed : é

See attached

Bugzilla is reporting 2 issues :

- when loading the page : TypeError: $(...).attr(...) is undefined  : "var oldClass = $(tab).attr('class').match(/(crm-count-\d+)/);" [http://domain/]gdc/wp-content/plugins/civicrm/civicrm/templates/CRM/common/TabHeader.js?r=czDTh  - line 100, column 8

- when clicking on "Add event registration" a syntax error : "var pendingInCartStatusId = ;" with a file stored here [http://domain/]gdc/wp-content/plugins/civicrm/civicrm/packages/jquery/jquery-1.11.1.js?r=czDTh" - line 9 column 38

I can access both files directly from the navigation bar.

These bugs were already there with 4.5 and 4.5.1 did not fix them.
Could you please advise ?

Thanks

Hey Dan, no no custom code.
I've an exact copy on another PC for test purpose and there is no such issues.

Yes. Everything is aligned on both environment.
Any idea ?

Same issue can be seen when using "Register new participant" from "Event" menu :

SyntaxError: syntax error => "var pendingInCartStatusId = ; "
[http://domain/]gdc/wp-admin/admin.php?page=CiviCRM&q=civicrm/participant/add&reset=1&action=add&context=standalone
Line 512, column 38

The "Fee" section is not displayed when registering new participant, but the event names dropdown is displayed.

Can anyone help ?

Hello Eileen - No we're not using the event cart, the option "Use Cart Checkout workflow", in Administer -> CiviEvent -> CiviEvent Component Settings, is not activated.

Thanks Coleman for guidance:

I tried with FX and IE, both are getting same code error :

When displaying events list : TypeError: $(...).attr(...) is undefined TabHeader.js:100

When opening a registration window :

• either from contact profile :

IE : SyntaxError: syntax error  - Fichier : jquery-1.11.1.js, ligne : 338

FX : SyntaxError: syntax error  - Fichier : jquery-1.11.1.js, ligne : 9
+
Synchronous XMLHttpRequest on the main thread is deprecated because of its detrimental effects to the end user's experience. For more help http://xhr.spec.whatwg.org/ file :  jquery-1.11.1.js:9592
[/list]// Open the socket
xhr.open( options.type, options.url, options.async, options.username, options.password );

• or from "Register event participant" (event menu) IE & FX:

admin.php - line 512(FX) - 510(IE) :
      CRM.$(function($) {

        var $form = $('form.CRM_Event_Form_Participant');

        // don't show cart related statuses if it's disabled
   
          var pendingInCartStatusId = ;
          $("#status_id option[value='" + pendingInCartStatusId + "']").remove();
       
          var pendingRefundStatusId = 18;
          $("#status_id option[value='" + pendingRefundStatusId + "']").remove();

Changing from FR to EN did not make any change.

Any idea ?

I knew you'll catch it ! Great - when do you think I'll be able to manually apply the patch (until 4.5.2 is released) ?
This is impacting our production site, and quite blocking for incoming events.

Thanks very much Coleman !

Thank you Coleman, it works better with the patch, I can now edit, add a registration with event name dropdown and fees from contact profile and event menu !

Firebug is still reporting an issue when displaying events list in the "Events" tab of contact profile page

TypeError: $(...).attr(...) is undefined TabHeader.js:100
var oldClass = $(tab).attr('class').match(/(crm-count-\d+)/);

/**
   * Update the counter in a tab
   * @param tab jQuery selector
   * @param count number
   */
  CRM.tabHeader.updateCount = function(tab, count) {
    var oldClass = $(tab).attr('class').match(/(crm-count-\d+)/);
    if (oldClass) {
      $(tab).removeClass(oldClass[0]);
    }
    $(tab)
      .addClass('crm-count-' + count)
      .find('a em').html('' + count);
  };

I can't see what it impacts, but as Firebug is reporting it, might be worthful to look at it.

THANKS AGAIN FOR YOUR HELP Coleman.