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If the Events List Advanced Widget doesn’t quite meet your needs (because it can’t be restricted to a single date) you could customize it or even build a completely new widget based upon that one.
We have a few resources worth looking at for this – check out:
– Our technical documentation
– Our themer’s guide
– Our tutorials (in particular there is a section on widget modifications)It’s difficult to say, would you be able to provide a URL for us to look at? I did visit the URL you provided when you opened this thread however it goes to a holding page.
(If there is a different URL and you don’t want to expose it publicly please just use our private reply feature.)
Hmm, well unfortunately neither of those are hugely helpful by themselves. Can you send across a copy of the plugin and a note of any configuration details I would need to know?
No problem – since it looks like you’re all sorted I’ll close this thread, feel free to create new ones as needed if you have further questions 🙂
We’re broadly looking at making the release within the next 2 months. That’s a guide, rather than a definite, as it is still in beta testing at this point.
While we can’t recommend using it on a production site before the official release it’s certainly solidifying and you are completely free to assess and use it on a live site before that point if you wish to do so (noting we can’t provide regular support for beta code, either).
So if these are separate issues then it would be great if you could create new threads to accommodate them – it just helps to keep things more organized for us and also helps others experiencing similar problems to potentially find the answers.
To send images, could you try using a service like https://droplr.com/ or an equivalent and just drop the links in to the thread?
I’m wondering if this could stem from the fact that you are still working with WooCommerce 1.6.6 – do you happen to have plans to update to the 2.x branch?
Hi J-P,
I’m not sure – it’s not something I can replicate unless the product price is actually free, which it doesn’t seem to be in your case.
The default tickets template for WooTickets simply uses the get_price_html() method of the WooCommerce product object – so that is where this is coming from.
The reason I mention that is that the output of that method can be changed by filters running in other plugins/your theme – so it’s not impossible that we’re looking at some kind of conflict or at least unintentional interference: are you using any other add-ons that relate to WooCommerce/does your theme have any WooCommerce-specific functionality?
Also, can you provide any more detail about the ‘history’ of the ticket product: have you edited it in the WooCommerce product editor, for instance – if so, would you be able to share what you did there?
What could be worthwhile here is running through our standard troubleshooting steps and basically selecting a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve and deactivating all other plugins except for The Events Calendar, WooTickets and WooCommerce and checking to see if the problem persists at that point.
We’re inclined not to do that unless absolutely necessary – and so long as you keep a copy of wp-config.php (so you can restore it should you make a mistake when altering that setting – and, of course, remember that backing up regularly and before troubleshooting sessions is always a good idea) there isn’t too much that can go wrong, particularly as it sounds like you already have a good handle on how to basically isolate the source of the problem, in this case down to a clash with another plugin 🙂
Do you think you’ll be able to give it a go?
Hi Barbara,
I think that’s more of a general The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO problem and it would probably be better to post across in the PRO forum for help with this – this specific thread is all about customizing the submit events form, particularly through the medium of filter and action hooks.
For your specific problem I think you’d really need to have a think about the strategy you want to use to selectively show/hide events to make it “less busy” – there are different ways you could do that and what makes sense for you/your client/their customers will largely dictate the approach you settle on.
We can then offer prompts and pointers to help you implement the strategy, but basically you would need to come up with the idea and drive it forward yourself 🙂
@culturejam I’m not sure if there’s a great deal more we can do to help you re customizing PDFs, but feel free to ask if there is – if nothing else we might be able to point you in the right direction.
Ahh, I see. You could probably leverage tribe_get_events() to query for and build two separate lists. Here is an example that pulls events from a specific category (using a tax query, just as you would do with WP_Query) and a specific date range.
The date range elements you could remove – and basically you could tweak it to fit your specific needs.
Does that help at all here?
