Get rid of "You have venues for which we don't have Geolocation" warning

[efromdc]

It wont dismiss and its SERIOUSLY getting on my last nerve 🙂 🙂 🙂

How can I disable the warning?

[Leah]

Hi efromdc,

The best way to get rid of that warning is to generate the geolocation data for those events 🙂 You can do this from Events –> Settings. Scroll down to the Map Options section and you’ll see a button for generating the geolocation. Once that’s generated, your Map View will work better and the prompt should go away.

Best,

Leah

[efromdc]

I didnt explain this correctly
I dont want the warning under ANY circumstance. AT ALL.
Please do not reply and say “generate map data and it goes away.” I want the message completely gone 100% of the time under ANY circumstance.

Can someone tell me the php to turn the message off please?

Thank you…

[efromdc]

50% of my data will NEVER have geolocation data. So I dont want the warning up there because it takes up space 50% of the time.

Please reply with the php code to shut the warning off under ALL circumstances.

[Leah]

Hi efromdc,

Thanks for clarifying. Dropping this snippet into your functions.php might work for you:

remove_action( 'admin_init', array( TribeEventsGeoLoc::instance(), 'maybe_offer_generate_geopoints') );

If that doesn’t work, could you give me an example of one of the addresses you have that doesn’t have geolocation information? Having something to test with will help us build a working snippet.

Best,

Leah

[efromdc]

Placing this code snippet into rooturl/functions.php breaks my site.
I need a solution please ASAP as this is driving apeshyt…

[efromdc]

Note that I am running 3.4.1 so if the code is for your latest version, I need you to give me the code for MY version. I can NOT update to the latest at this time. Need the fix for my version. Thank you.

[Leah]

Hi efromdc,

I think you might have put the snippet in the wrong place- I apologize for being unclear before! Adding the snippet to rooturl/functions.php would break your site.

Please try again, and this time paste the snippet at the top of your theme’s functions.php file, underneath the first line “<?php”. If your theme does not have a functions.php file, go to your theme folder, create a new text document file called “functions.php”, and paste this text in the first line of the file “<?php”. On line 2 or 3, paste that snippet. You can find your theme’s functions file under wp-content/themes/your-theme/functions.php.

If that still doesn’t work, we’ll need you to give us an example address for further investigation.

Best,

Leah

[efromdc]

That did the trick. Thanks!

[Leah]

Awesome, thanks for confirming! If you have a minute or two, we will love it if you could leave us a review here. Thank you for your support!

 

~Leah

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