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Can you provide a URL (please use the private reply feature if you wish) for the submit events page so I can take a look? Thanks!
If you only want to add the text on that page I’m afraid you would need to do so by adding some code. If you want to explore that we’d be happy to help.
Some great starting points are our themer’s guide and this tutorial on template overrides.
In essence though (unless they already exist of course) you would create some new directories within your theme, events and, within events a sub-directory called community – so the path to that directory would look like:
wp-content/themes/{YOUR_THEME}/events/community/You would then copy event-form.php from this location:
wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/views/event-form.phpAnd place it in the new folder within your theme:
wp-content/themes/{YOUR_THEME}/events/community/event-form.phpYou’d need to edit that file slightly. Here is an example and you can see the text I added near the top, looking like this:
<p> MY CUSTOM MESSAGE! </p>Which you could of course edit to something more suitable.
That’s the question everyone’s asking! We hope within 2 months, but we can’t give a particularly solid ETA because development is something of a moving target.
We are well into beta testing though, and the feedback and bug reports we are receiving are largely dictating the pace of work right now.
We hope it will be ready soon, though 🙂
Hi Harold,
So some scripts depend on other scripts and therefore the easiest way to build a list is to use a browser such as Chrome, or else Firefox with the Firebug extension (or something comparable, Opera+Dragonfly) and compare the list of scripts on the Add Events page with those on a standard non-event related page.
You’ll find there are quite a few, perhaps only some are impacting here though.
Okey dokey, what I’ll do is update this thread when/if we know that this feature is going to be included (or even if it is going to be rejected), please be aware though that might not be immediate or even something that happens in the next couple of weeks, simply because the team is lazer-focused on the 3.0 build of The Events Calendar.
Hi Ashley,
This thread might be of interest here, it’s pretty long so you may want to jump to this entry which contains a snippet of code and the context of where to use it.
JP’s solution in that same thread could also be worth looking at 🙂
That’s odd, I haven’t heard of that particular problem before. I appreciate you noted that you have tried deactivating other plugins, but I’d like to list our complete troubleshooting steps and confirm that you have run through them:
- 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 should also use WooTickets 1.0.1
- 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
Do those steps highlight a conflict anywhere?
To avoid any confusion, can I clarify first of all that you are happy with the approach I outlined for displaying ticket prices on the upcoming events list?
If you need further help there please let me know – and once that’s tied up we can look at adding add to cart buttons.
Is that because ICAL Import supports multiple events in a single file, but Google doesn’t?
I believe so, yes. It might be possible to create an alternative implementation that does push across multiple events (and I’m just speculating, there, really 🙂 ) but currently the mechanism used by The Events Calendar will only send single events across to Google Calendar.
Thanks for your patience while we worked through this. So after setting up Canvas I decided – at least in your case – that using Woo’s page template would be easiest, since if I am understanding you correctly that basically does everything you want here (except that the calendar can be flattened and truncated in some cases).
To resolve the problem you reported where you view the calendar for a month containing no events, I added this code to the theme’s functions.php file, so give that a try and see how you get on.
What I would highlight is that it may be better to add this code within a child theme, to avoid future updates of your theme wiping out this code – however you should follow whatever best practices WooThemes suggest on that front.
I’m not sure why that doesn’t work for you, unless perhaps your browser has cached the old copy. Can you try flushing/doing a hard refresh (depending on your browser you may have to go through a settings page to do this) and then try again?
Hi Michael, did you attempt to implement the fix suggested here? That should restore the dialog that is expected to appear and will offer you some more control over edits to recurring events.
Regarding having recurring events with varying venues I’m afraid that is simply not possible at this time – at least not without some clever workarounds – so there isn’t much we can offer you on that front.
If you want to propose this is as a feature (having different venues for different instances of a recurring event) then please do so here – that will help us to gauge the level of support for this.
Thanks!
