[GDPR20191021]

Hi Brian,

I’m sorry, I found the mistake! The “recurring” filter was enabled.
But what’s strange is that when I removed the “recurring” filter by clicking the X-button it disappeared but reappeared after clicking “Published”,”Drafts” or “Trash” in the list. Pushing the “Clear”-button forced all filters to reset and the problem was gone. Maybe there is a little bug!?

Thanks a lot and sorry for the inconvenience!

[GDPR20191021]

Hi Brian,

thanks for your assistance.
I’ve tried the solutions in your conflicts guide:
1. I used already Twenty Fifteen template
2. Disabled all the plugins except the Events Calendar
3. Cleared my browser cache
Nothing works.

[GDPR20191021]

Hi folks,

for those who payed for and nevertheless didn’t get a valuable help, here is my solution:

Connect to your DB, open the options table (the name should be something like “wp_options”, depending on your prefix) and select the the row where “option_name” is “tribe_events_calendar_options”.
Search your additional field to find out it’s name. The name should be something like _ecp_custom_{X}, i.e. in my case: _ecp_custom_6.

Go to folder:
/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-filterbar/lib/filters/

And create a file, in my case:
TribeEventsFilter_District.php

Add this content:

<?php

/**
 * Class TribeEventsFilter_District
 */
class TribeEventsFilter_District extends TribeEventsFilter {
	
	/**
	 * Additional fields are stored in DB in table "options".
	 * The "option_name" is "tribe_events_calendar_options".
	 * Their option values are stored under their respective name "_ecp_custom_{X}",
	 * "_ecp_custom_{X}" being the slug for this filter and {X} being the number (position in array) needed to retrieve the information.
	 */
	protected function get_ecp_custom_number(){
		preg_match_all('!\d+!', $this->slug, $matches);
		$result = implode('', $matches[0]);
		return (int)$result;
	}
	
	/**
	 * Fictive name for this filter to use in SQL query.
	 */
	protected function generate_custom_filter_join_name(){
		return 'custom_filter_'.$this->slug;
	}
	
	/**
	 * New line sometimes stays at the end of a value.
	 */
	protected function escape_new_line($string){
		$result = $string;
		$result = str_replace("\r", '', $result);
		$result = str_replace("\n", '', $result);
		return $result;
	}
	
	public function get_admin_form() {
		$title = $this->get_title_field();
		$type = $this->get_type_field();
		return $title.$type;
	}
	
	protected function get_type_field() {
		$name = $this->get_admin_field_name('type');
		
		$field = sprintf( __( 'Type: %s %s %s %s', 'tribe-events-filter-view' ),
			sprintf( '<label><input type="radio" name="%s" value="select" %s /> %s</label>',
				$name,
				checked( $this->type, 'select', false ),
				__( 'Dropdown', 'tribe-events-filter-view' )
			),
			sprintf( '<label><input type="radio" name="%s" value="radio" %s /> %s</label>',
				$name,
				checked( $this->type, 'radio', false ),
				__( 'Radio Buttons', 'tribe-events-calendar-pro' )
			),
			sprintf( '<label><input type="radio" name="%s" value="checkbox" %s /> %s</label>',
				$name,
				checked( $this->type, 'checkbox', false ),
				__( 'Checkboxes', 'tribe-events-filter-view' )
			),
			sprintf( '<label><input type="radio" name="%s" value="autocomplete" %s /> %s</label>',
				$name,
				checked( $this->type, 'autocomplete', false ),
				__( 'Autocomplete', 'tribe-events-filter-view' )
			)
		);
		return '<div class="tribe_events_active_filter_type_options">'.$field.'</div>';
	}
		
	protected function get_values() {
		$options = get_option( 'tribe_events_calendar_options', false );
		$options_this_filter = $options['custom-fields'][$this->get_ecp_custom_number()];
		
		$array_values = explode(PHP_EOL, $options_this_filter['values']);

		$values = array();
		foreach($array_values as $value){
			$value = $this->escape_new_line($value);
			$values[] = array(
				'name' =>  __( $value, 'tribe-events-filter-view' ),
				'value' => $value,
			);
		}

		return $values;
	}
		
	protected function setup_join_clause() {
		global $wpdb;
		$custom_filter_join_name = $this->generate_custom_filter_join_name();
		$this->joinClause = " LEFT JOIN {$wpdb->postmeta} AS {$custom_filter_join_name} ON ({$wpdb->posts}.ID = {$custom_filter_join_name}.post_id)";
	}
	
	protected function setup_where_clause() {
		global $wpdb;
		$custom_filter_join_name = $this->generate_custom_filter_join_name();
				
		$clauses = array();
		$sql_prepare = "({$custom_filter_join_name}.meta_key = '".$this->slug."' AND {$custom_filter_join_name}.meta_value = %s AND {$custom_filter_join_name}.meta_value IS NOT NULL) ";
		if (is_array($this->currentValue)){
			foreach ( $this->currentValue as $value ){
				$clauses[] = $wpdb->prepare($sql_prepare, $value);
			}
		}
		else{
			    $clauses[] = $wpdb->prepare($sql_prepare, $this->currentValue);
		}
		
		$this->whereClause = ' AND ('.implode(' OR ', $clauses).') ';
	}

}
 
 

Open file:
/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-filterbar/lib/tribe-filter-view.class.php

Go to function:
initialize_filters

And add your filter, taking care of your filter’s name, in my case it’s “_ecp_custom_6”:

new TribeEventsFilter_District( __( 'District', 'tribe-events-filter-view' ), '_ecp_custom_6');

That’s it! Hope it helps.

[GDPR20191021]

What could be the issue?

[GDPR20191021]

I’m sorry, I did a mistake. Here’s the right code:

add_filter(‘tribe_events_all_filters_array’, ‘custom_add_filter_callback’);
function custom_add_filter_callback($filters) {
$filters[‘eventcomplete’] = array(
‘name’ => ‘Complete’,
‘type’ => ‘checkbox’,
‘admin_form’ => ‘custom-field[_2]’,
);
return $filters;
}

[GDPR20191021]

Hi Brian,
I’ve already seen these topics and tried to copy/paste and integrate in functions.php (like any other hooks), but it doesn’t work for me. Here’s my code:

add_filter(‘tribe_events_all_filters_array’, ‘custom_add_filter_callback’);
public function custom_add_filter_callback($filters) {
$filters[‘eventcomplete’] = array(
‘name’ => ‘Complete’,
‘type’ => ‘checkbox’,
‘admin_form’ => ‘custom-field[_2]’,
);
return $filters;
}

Thanks in advance!

[GDPR20191021]

Hi,

I’ve found a solution to my problem. I did a change in the file:
/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/tribe-community-events/tribe-community-events.php
In the function “addRoutes” at line ~389 for all lines like:
‘path’ => ‘^’ . $this->getCommunityRewriteSlug() . ‘/’ .
I removed the ‘^’, so I have only:
‘path’ => $this->getCommunityRewriteSlug() . ‘/’ .

Best regards.

[GDPR20191021]

Hi Josh,
one more question: is it possible to do this with your “Community Events” plugin, so that the logged in user has it’s own “Event Organizer” and it’s own “Venue”?
Thanks in advance for your help!

[GDPR20191021]

Hi Josh,
thanks for your reply! I’ll give it a try.
Best regards.

[GDPR20191021]

Hi,
thank you for your advice!
For now I will test with the plugin organizer. I hope that your fix will come out soon, as WPML is becoming a standard for multilanguage sites.
Best regards.

[GDPR20191021]

It seems this could be an issue with WPML.
Is there a way to change the loading order of the plugins so “tribe-events-calendar-pro” and “tribe-events-calendar” could load together, or one after another and have the same language? Maybe this would fix the problem.

[GDPR20191021]

By the way: I deleted and reinstalled, but nothing changed. Still the same issue.

[GDPR20191021]

Hi,

thanks for your reply.

Here’s an overview of how my plugins are loaded in chronological order with the locale at the time of loading:
1. en_US: new-user-approve
2. en_US: tribe-events-calendar-pro
3. de_DE: sidebar-login
4. de_DE: tribe-events-calendar
5. de_DE: sitepress
6. de_DE: wpml-string-translation

As you can see, at the beginning the locale is still “en_US”, but should be “de_DE”. All translations for “tribe-events-calendar-pro” are in english while “tribe-events-calendar” is correctly in german.

Best regards.

[GDPR20191021]

Hello Josh,

thanks for your reply! And yes, I’m working with WPML.
In the meantime I found out how to resolve this issue.
In the file “wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/tribe-events-ajax-calendar.js” in the function “tribe_events_calendar_ajax_post” at line 385, I added the parameter “lang” with the current language. This worked for me.

Best regards.

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