I cannot link pictures to Speaker pages.
ALL pictures from ALL speaker pages have been removed.
Adding new images to the images admin page and then trying to link that to the speaker page breaks the speaker page.

This bug retroactively affects every seminar page that has ever been made.

cannot sort activities by age range 6-11, shows ALL activities.

The changes are not saved.

Hi, I'm trying to access the RSS feeds for the LCO news/announcements for a TOM Toolkit plugin. Currently the feed links result in 404s:

https://lco.global/news/feeds/rss/

The talk titles are maintained and displayed on the Seminar Home page and the Full seminar list, but they are not present anymore on the actual page.

This bug retroactively affects ALL seminar pages

I believe that the seminar pages might be moved into archive at the UT time of the talk rather than the local time of the talk. This is problematic for people who might be checking to see what today's seminar is about. I'd like talks to not move into the archive until after the day of the talk. (i.e. if the talk is on 01/15 then the talk remains at the top of the list of seminars until 01/16) I would prefer for this to be local time, but even if this were a UT transition it should still be late enough to not be an issue anymore.

• The "Back to Science Seminar home -->" link is dead in new (2019) pages. (the href is literally blank) The links on previously made (2018) pages still function. This link should return to the main seminar page.

• Can we please capitalize "Series" in the main header across the top of all of these pages so that it reads "Seminar Series"?

• The address is broken at the city/state level and there is no space between CA and 93117. Could this be fixed to be a single line: "Goleta, CA 93117" please?

I Love that the slug can now be edited. However it pulls from the seminar title which will change and is a bit long in many cases.

It SHOULD pull from the last name and add a incrementing number if the last name matches a previous page.

For example the url should be lco.global/seminar/cartwright/ not lco.global/seminar/the-dark-and-icy-surfaces-of-the-large-moons-of-uranus:-modified-by-system-wide-processes? which is what it would default to if written now.

If possible, I'd like the time of the next talk to be visible from the initial seminar page.

When upgrading to Mezzanine 4.0.1 external module mezzanine-blocks fails to register as an app. I suspect this is because it has not been updated for years and Django version has updated. Really the only solution is to find another module or upgrade mezzanine-blocks myself...

• On the main seminar page, list upcoming seminars next -> last from top to bottom
• On a speaker page change link text to "Return to Science Seminar page" rather than "Science / Science Seminar"
• Upcoming seminars disappear on the day of the seminar (before their seminar happens).

I am unclear if seminars disappearing early is because seminar times are often 3:30AM rather than 15:30, or what causes this transition. Either way, having the "current seminar" last until end of day Santa Barbara time would be very convenient. I've set the next one for 15:30 as an experiment. I'll try to notice when it disappears from the site.

The list of future seminar speakers has reverted to reverse order on the seminar home page.

The NEXT speaker should be on top while the most distant known speaker should be on bottom.

The full list of speakers is displayed correctly.

We had an issue today where the admin site for the main website was inaccessible, throwing errors:

raise ValueError("Missing staticfiles manifest entry for '%s'" % clean_name)

When building the image, pip throws the following warnings:

django-contrib-comments 1.9.0 has requirement Django>=1.11, but you'll have django 1.10.8 which is incompatible.
mezzanine 4.3.1 has requirement django<2.1,>=1.11, but you'll have django 1.10.8 which is incompatible.
django-reversion 3.0.2 has requirement django>=1.11, but you'll have django 1.10.8 which is incompatible.

It appears the requirements file doesn't lock the version of mezzanine:

https://github.com/LCOGT/main_website/blob/master/lco_global/requirements.pip#L4

This should probably be changed to install from PyPI, not master.

The container was restarted, and now the admin page is accessible (whitenoise errors are gone)

However, trying to edit a page results in the error:

django.urls.exceptions.NoReverseMatch: Reverse for 'page' not found. 'page' is not a valid view function or pattern name.

Upon further investigation, somehow Django 1.11 is installed in the currently deployed image, even though django is locked to 1.10 in this repo:

https://github.com/LCOGT/main_website/blob/master/lco_global/requirements.pip#L3

Unfortunately, building a docker image from the currently checked out source code results in an image that does not run, so it cannot be deployed. I'm not sure how the current image was built but it looks like the result of local modifications. The main website admin functionality is partially broken, but for fear of totally breaking the whole site, it will remain this way until this can be sorted out, as currently this source code results in a totally broken image.