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You will find 2 answers referenced in the following thread, https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/ical-single-event-import-file-creates-new-calendar/
Doing either of these changes will make the import only work with Outlook and might break other calendar imports.
Oops, should be https://gist.github.com/afragen/2831526
For the record the previous hack does not alter the core plugins files and is meant to be placed in your theme’s functions.php file, just like Barry’s code.
You’ll need to download the GitHub file, unzip it, zip up the enclosed ‘tribe-events-agenda-view’ folder and then install that as the plugin.
teamworks, try the following. Downloads > Settings > Taxes
Set up downloads to add a tax rate of zero. Location doesn’t matter. Because you have enabled taxes the billing address fields will now show at checkout. Then just adjust the email templates to get the desired result.
Casey, is there any way that the mobile views can also include tribe-events-event-classes(). That would more cleanly solve the issue. I tried adding it directly to the template but I think we will need to pass the $event as a parameter in this case.
I’m trying Casey. What I think I need is to add the event’s category to the data-tribejson for each event. Then I could use [[=category]] in my fix. My problem is I’m not to clear on how to add this. I’ve looked at the comment documentation but I’m just not grokking it.
Here’s the solution. Create a new category of the download as “Expired”. Once the event is over, add that category to the download. Here’s the shortcode.
[downloads category="ticket" exclude_category="expired" columns="3" order="ASC" orderby="post_date"]
