[Hans-Gerd]

Hi,
unfortunately the fix for datepicker is not perfectly, because the time is shown in am/pm – format the first time.
Once you’ve reloaded the community form, the time is shown in 24h – format.
And it seem to be very important to add the function at the bottom of the functions.php

See also here:

"View all" recurring events don’t list the events

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Trisha,
great support: the issue was the adress.

Unfortunately we couldn’t update to TEC 4.4.5 because of the issue with datepicker (am/pm instead of 24h).

Thank you very much.

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

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[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Andras,
thanks for information.

All the best
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Andras,
unfortunately the fix for datepicker is not perfectly, because the time is shown in am/pm – format the first time.
Once you’ve loaded the community form again, the time is shown in 24h – format.
So it is still not possible for us to update to TEC 4.4.x, because it’s been quite problematic as it would confuse people when submitting events.

Just wanted to follow up and ask about the status of this known issue?

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Victor,
thanks for answer.
Indeed – seem to be an issue in context with our theme. Using twentyseventeen I didn’t see the issue.
We will check it and will be back here again if necessary.

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Cliff,
thanks for information.

Until there are only minor issues with the solution I declared (wp_get_referer()), I don’t need another plugin for this.

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Andras,
thanks for information 🙂

Schönes sonniges Wochenende
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Andras,
the issue with datepicker seem to be solved:

Event time defaulting to am

It seem to be very important to add the function at the bottom of the functions.php (I have tried it some time before without success).

I will check it at next days and if there are still issues will back here.

Thanks a lot for your patience and advice

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Hunter,
hurray – it works 🙂
It seem to be very important to add the function at the bottom of the functions.php (I have tried it some time before without success).

I will check it at next days and if there are still issues will back here.

Thanks a lot

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Cliff,
thanks for answer and patience.

If your site’s default calendar view is Month and a user is at a different calendar view (e.g. Photo) and they click to view a single event and then click the All Events link, you want to take them back to Photo instead of Month view.

no, I want to implement an option like the “go back” – icon of the browser (firefox, IE, etc.)

My solution doesn’t make issues in the kind described by you, because it is not possible to click from event A immediately to event B.

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Cliff,
that seem to be a better solution because using a function of the wordpress codex:

// $vorherige_seite = $_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"];
$vorherige_seite = wp_get_referer();

see here: https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_get_referer

May be thats a general improvement for single-events.php ?

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Cliff,
this seem to work fine:

// $vorherige_seite = tribe_get_listview_dir_link();
$vorherige_seite = $_SERVER["HTTP_REFERER"];
?>
<div id="tribe-events-content" class="tribe-events-single">
	<p class="tribe-events-back">
    <a href="<?php echo esc_url( $vorherige_seite ); ?>"> <?php printf( '&laquo; ' . esc_html_x( 'All %s (voheriger Link)', '%s Events plural label', 'tribe-events-calendar-pro' ), $events_label_plural ); ?></a>
...

… or do you see an issue when using $_SERVER[“HTTP_REFERER”] ?

Cheers,
Hans-Gerd

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[Hans-Gerd]

Hi Hunter,
thanks for answer – it works 🙂

Cheers,
Hans-gerd

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