[336creative]

Thanks for the info Brian.

[336creative]

We switched from using a custom loop to modifying the default Tribe one and were able to resolve the issue. Thanks for the help and direction!

[336creative]

I can’t keep ECT disabled as that is a core part of the theme customization for our site. So we’re going to have to find a work around.

I flushed permalinks to no success. I renamed tribe-events in my theme to tribe-events-bak, and it shows an error that no events match the category when viewing the page.

So still suck…..not sure what else to do here….

[336creative]

Ok so I defaulted to 2012 and it showed that no events matched the category, which obviously isn’t true:
http://cl.ly/image/0Y0g2i0u2k0f

I then went through and disabled plugins one by one. Finally, after disabling Easy Content Types, the events seemed to report back properly as intended in their proper category. However, after leaving ECT disabled and reenabling my theme, the events still show up previously like they did, ignoring the category limiters.

So, not sure where that takes us, but I definitely need some help!

[336creative]

I’m experiencing the same issue as well – doesn’t matter which category I click and go into, it just shows all of the events!

[336creative]

Thanks for the help. Figured that since you had documentation of exactly what I’m trying to do that you would have some more insight. Oh well, we’ll give it a shot.

[336creative]

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[336creative]

Oh gotcha! Thanks for the clarification and help. This is exactly what I was needing!!!

[336creative]

Thanks for your help snorton. My issue above is that I’m trying to only display the start time, and not display the date at all. I have the date displayed elsewhere using the php time info.

[336creative]

Ah didn’t think about that. Thanks for the heads up!

I was actually able to figure it out! Thanks though!

[336creative]

Solved – since image was loading twice, just used display:none; to not display the second instance. I feel dirty doing it, but not sure of another workaround other than creating a custom template.

[336creative]

Yes. That is the issue – the loop is essentially being run twice on the page – and that is why the featured image is being displayed twice – once before the content but inside the loop (it’s coded that way), but then once again once the loop runs.

[336creative]

Well that didn’t work – it’s posted here now: http://snippi.com/s/3gjjhto

[336creative]

Thanks for your help Jonah! I was able to follow you other answer. Only issue – it took the featured image out where I wanted it left (in the header) and left it in the content area where I wanted it to go away. The loop in my page.php is currently as follows:

<div id="post-” >

<?php edit_post_link( __( 'Edit', 'twentyten' ), '’, ” ); ?>

Any help?

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