[Alex]

Thank you so much barry. I will check this plugin out 🙂

[Alex]

Do we need to upgrade to developer? … please let me know

[Alex]

He sent me the following:
“It’s my understanding that they API has been updated with easier methods for creating venues and organizers. The code I have should be considered deprecated.”

This is what happens on submission:
Event – Published
Venue – Draft
Organizer – Draft

[Alex]

Thanks man. I’ll send him an email

[Alex]

yea that script is from you guys, here:
https://theeventscalendar.com/event-submissions-using-gravity-forms-in-2-0/
https://theeventscalendar.com/gravity-forms-events-calendar-submissions/
For some reason with this it saves venue and organizer as drafts but the event gets published

[Alex]

Wow Thank You! no problem will wait 🙂

[Alex]

Yea if anyone has 500+ venues their backend will crash 🙁
http://i.minus.com/iNpLRutYuyz44.png
The blue is what Im trying to accomplish so that the 500 venues dont even load at all anywhere (head and body)
The green is what slows and crashes the backend even on the Events Posts Page where all the posts are at because the filters load up the venues and organizers as well.
This is a problem if anyone has many venues + organizers.
There has to be a way without messing with the core plugin files.
Its been more than a month and tried my best … if you guys have any ideas ? Already read Documentation thanks

[Alex]

and yea this is on the pro version

[Alex]

and yea this is on the pro version

[Alex]

This is great! Thank You!!!

[Alex]

Yea thats correct…added some taxonomies to Tribe_Events called “Event Type” and “Age Limit”
Basically if its possible to bring the whole Backend Edit Event Post experience to the front end….like custom fields and taxonomies and eventbrite tickets to the front end ?

[Alex]

Thanks a lot !

[Alex]

Anybody Here?

[Alex]

So opened up /lib/the-events-calendar.class and added on Line 30+

protected $postVenueTypeArgs = array(
‘supports’ => array(‘title’, ‘editor’,’thumbnail’, ‘custom-fields’),
);
protected $postOrganizerTypeArgs = array(
‘supports’ => array(‘thumbnail’, ‘custom-fields’),
);

Now it works, maybe it will overwrite it in the next update unless its added … thanks

[Alex]

You can grab and edit the plugin files from plugins/the-events-calendar/views and into your theme folder and from there edit them. Or use CSS on #ie-id { width: 450px; }

or change this: <object id="ie-id" width="660" height="370"

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