[Barry]

Yep, you’re right about there being no get_sidebar() call in the default ecp-page-template.php – I forgot to reset mine to the default after helping out on another thread. Apologies for the confusion!

div.grid span.tribe-events-calendar-buttons

This should let you target the calendar buttons (I’m guessing you mean the Event List and Calendar links?) when the grid or month view is being viewed. For the list view, you could try:

div.upcoming span.tribe-events-calendar-buttons

Does that help?

[Barry]

The only difference is that I use custom roles created by a plugin.

Perhaps that’s the problem. Can you give an example of one of the roles that have been set up and list its capabilities?

[Barry]

Hi Amilkar, looking at the URLs you posted initially (like this one) the problem would seem to have been resolved – was there anything you reconfigured to make this happen (and do you require further support here)?

[Barry]

Hi Adrian, that’s strange. Can you provide a URL for one of the affected events? I did try the following steps to replicate this:

• Created a new user and assigned him to the editor role
• Signed in as the editor and created a new event in the future
• Visited the event page (still logged in) and didn’t see the “Event has passed” message
• Visited in a different browser (not logged in) and, again, could not see the “Event has passed” message

Is there anything I would need to do differently/am I misunderstanding at all?

[Barry]

I can’t seem to open the site URL you provided; can you confirm it is correct and/or provide a direct link to the affected page?

[Barry]

Possibly, but what you are seeing on our demo site is a single event page with embedded ticket form, in this case generated by WooTickets. The corresponding product pages – each ticket being an actual product – are all hidden from the WooCommerce storefront by default.

So while what you are asking about is possible, it’s not a customization we would support and I suspect it would be easier to customize WooCommerce directly rather than install The Events Calendar and WooTickets for that effect alone, especially if you have no plans to use The Events Calendar itself.

[Barry]

Are you referring to an update on eventbrite.com itself?

[Barry]

Hi clubbingpriest.

I appreciate you indicated that you have tried deactivating all other plugins – but could you repeat that step and at the same time switch to a default, unmodified theme and then check if the problem persists?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Possibly by using the tribe_event_in_category() function, which accepts a category slug and optionally the event ID (otherwise it just assumes you are interested in the current event).

if (tribe_event_in_category('my-category-slug')) { /* Do something */ }

[Barry]

Hi Steve,

There are a number of different ways you might approach this. If you are using Default Event Template (to determine this, visit Events > Settings > Template and check the relevant setting there) then you could modify the ecp-page-template.php to accommodate this.

Before you do anything though, please check out the following resources:

• Themer’s Guide
• Template Overrides Tutorial

In your custom ecp-page-template.php template you could then locate this code:

get_sidebar();

And change this to:

if (!tribe_is_month()) get_sidebar();

There are often other things to consider of course, such as resizing the main content area, but this varies from theme to theme (as do the steps to take if you are not using Default Event Templates – though in principle it should be similar).

Does that help at all/clear as mud?

[Barry]

Can you provide a URL where I would be able to see this?

[Barry]

Just to confirm – are you talking about this plugin?

http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wp-extra-template-tags/

I downloaded version 0.4 which seems to be the most recent version (noting it hasn’t been updated since 2008-9-21) and installed and activated it on my test site.

I was able to view event pages without any difficulty.

Perhaps though you are using some of the extra template tags it generates in your theme or somewhere else?

[Barry]

Hi Dawn,

Does this sound like the same issue you are seeing?

[Barry]

I think we posted at the same time there.

I did notice this in the Permalinks section http://www.thinkative.com/dev/wish/wp/wp-content/uploads/2013/02/Screen-Shot-2013-02-13-at-2.47.18-PM.png

Yep so that’s something you’d need to resolve … also – because this is a slightly unusual setup with two side by side apps – you may wish to ensure that you don’t have a second .htaccess file further up the hierarchy (for Magento’s purposes) that is overriding the second, WordPress specific set of rules.

[Barry]

Hi lynchvegas, I’ll move this across to the Community Events forum so Casey can help you 🙂

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