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Hi Joe, can you take a look at this thread?
Basically you could build your own template tag (snippet is in that thread) to detect if an event has any tickets (WooTickets tickets that is, other ticket types won’t be detected) and go from there.
The approach you outlined is actually viable with a few changes and a means of communicating between the two templates – you can see this as a strategy I outlined for a vaguely similar scenario over here.
Let me know if you have further questions/need anything else.
Thanks!
OK, have you tried the actual list.php and tickets.php that I posted as is?
I appreciate they may not incorporate other customizations you might have made, but it would give you a confidence check and if they work for you you could work back to build in your own customizations.
Can I ask you to run through our standard troubleshooting steps?
- Please ensure that your Modern Tribe plugins are up-to-date and in-synch … for instance if you are using The Events Calendar 2.0.11 you must also use Events Calendar PRO 2.0.11 if you are using that plugin, and of course in this case Community Events 1.0.5
- Deactivate all other plugins and change your theme to a default, unmodified one such as Twenty Eleven or Twenty Twelve
- Now test to see if the problem still exists
- If the problem has been solved by these steps, start reactivating everything one-at-a-time, testing at each point to see if the issue has returned
- If the issue does return, take note of whichever plugin (or theme) you reactivated immediately before it started again – it’s likely there is a conflict with this item
Remember to try adding new events while everything is in that “basic state” with no other plugins and only a default theme running, just in case the pre-existing events were somehow borked by a conflict somewhere along the line.
Hmm. It’s difficult to help here without knowing which specific Javascript file (perhaps there is more than one) is choking things.
I know some minifiers can struggle if a line of code isn’t terminated with a semi-colon so something like that could be the problem – however if that’s the case it’s really the minifier which is “at fault”.
Unfortunately I don’t know that there is much else we can do to help here 🙁
Sure – if you see my reply in this thread there is a note of just that.
Please do note however that we don’t generally recommend modifications be made directly to core plugin code and can’t offer support for any problems that arise from doing so.
No problem. Since we can’t do a great deal more in this thread I’m inclined to close it, but I’ll leave it open for a couple more days in case you have further thoughts/feedback/questions.
Hi Rich, right now I don’t think Community Events really has the necessary filters to cleanly or easily build a system that would ping off a different email to the person submitting the event – though it’s possible.
For instance, the list of email addresses to be notified is contained in the emailAlertsList property of the TribeCommunityEvents object, so it could be possible on one hand to add a new action address and on the other set up a filter on wp_mail to inject extra content … but that seems like a lot of (potentially error-prone) work and it isn’t something we could really help with.
Another option is to redirect the user to a confirmation page with the same information.
Similar problems here I’m afraid, there simply isn’t a great deal of scope to filter and change the output.
Do note, however, the customizability of Community Events in this regard is something I’ve asked the devs to look at – so it’s possible we’ll see some improvements in this area. In the meantime though you’d really need to invest in some creative coding to workaround this.
If you really feel the need to hack core files in the interim then you could take a look around line 1555 (the section commented as “email alerts”) in lib/tribe-community-events.class.php and add your new code to dispatch a new email – or whatever other actions you want to carry out – in there.
Sorry we can’t do more on this occasion 🙁
So basically you just need events (with tickets) on the upcoming events list to link to the single event page, but without those buttons/links being present on the single event page itself?
Currently I don’t believe there is a template tag to easily detect if there are WooTickets tickets assigned to an event, but you could definitely add your own. Then you could do something like this within your custom list.php template (and style it appropriately to make it button like if that’s what you need).
Does that help at all?
Hi Sean,
So thanks for reporting this: we’re going to get a solution in place guaranteeing unique GUIDs for the 3.0 release, which will be our next major update and is currently in the beta-testing phase (and so nearing completion).
We definitely appreciate you reporting this, thank you!
