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Ah, oh. So using the_category() function will return regular post categories, however The Events Calendar uses a custom taxonomy for this so you’ll need to use different functions to do what you want here.
There are a few ways you might approach this but take a look at get_the_taxonomies() first of all or else you could do something like:
$terms = get_the_term_list( get_the_ID(), $tribe_ecp->get_event_taxonomy() );Yes, the core plugin resides on wordpress.org and any premium plugins are here on tri.be, but I think the issue lies with the update and licensing engine rather than being a connectivity issue … the team are definitely aware that this is a sticking point for a number of users and are hoping to get this addressed soon.
Since you’re all sorted here I’m going to go ahead and close this thread – if there are any other problems please don’t hesitate to create a new one 🙂
Hi Chris, because our forum has a tendency to mangle code I’d like to be sure the code you posted above is accurate … so, can you paste a link to your code using a service like Pastebin or Gist? Thanks!
Hey Chris – which example code exactly and where are you using it? If it’s in a template, for instance, can you share the entire code for that template and let me know which template it is?
(Please don’t post code directly into the forum though! Use a service like Pastebin or Gist.)
Thanks!
Hi everyone, Leah has tried to address update issues in this sticky thread – so that should the first port of call for anyone still encountering difficulties.
Adam: I’m sorry about your particular experiences here. As a general rule for anyone else who’s reading this – yes, you need a valid license to access premium plugin downloads and if this expires your access is revoked.
In this case if your license was in date when you initially tried updating to 2.0.11 then it might be we can make an exception. What I’d encourage you to do is email [email protected], referencing this thread, and requesting a copy of the latest versions of all premium plugins that you would have been entitled to. I can’t make any promises but we’ll see what we can do 🙂
No problem, happy to help 🙂
Since there’s not a lot more we can do for you here (if another plugin or theme swaps out a default and expected component of WordPress for something different, it’s beyond our control) I’ll close this thread.
If you have any other issues or feel you need further support from us on this one feel free to create a new topic.
Thanks!
Hi Samuel,
The Events Calendar ought to respect your general time and date settings, so if you haven’t done so already please edit Settings > General > Time Format to a 24hr format.
Hi Luke! Most code will be malformed if you post it directly into the forum – right now we’d recommend you use a service like Pastebin or Gist and drop the links in here instead of posting code directly.
We can provide a list of recommended WP shops if you’re interested (just send a note to [email protected]) – but we can also keep this thread open if you want to solicit offers from other community members.
Hi David, I’d invite you to read this thread – it’s relevant in your case because the version of jQuery active on your site is 1.4.2, which is a comparatively old version.
The Events Calendar expects jQuery to be the same version as that which is bundled with WordPress (currently 1.8.3).
I don’t know if it is your theme or in fact some other plugin that is swapping out the bundled version of jQuery for an older version – very often it is the theme that is responsible for this – but you could check this out by disabling all other plugin except for your Modern Tribe ones. If the problem persists, then it is indeed your theme that is responsible.
The question you should then pose to the theme author is, “Will your theme work with the version of jQuery that actually ships with WordPress?”
Yes that should work, even so my recommendation is as per my last post – but it’s totally up to you 🙂
One thing that crosses my mind is, does your theme contain template overrides (ie, does it have a sub-directory called events filled with one or more custom templates)?
If so, it’s not impossible that they were developed for an earlier version of The Events Calendar and are not up to date. If that was the case then as an interim measure you could simply delete that directory (or rename to events__unused or similar) so that the default templates are used in their stead.
Does that help at all, or is that not relevant in this case?
Unless you know this is directly linked to the theme (ie, it doesn’t happen if you switch to Twenty Twelve/Twenty Eleven) then it could be caused by something else.
I can’t find your events calendar on infinitysc.org … can you point me to a URL where I can see this, and perhaps also provide a screenshot of the event settings (date/times and recurrence pattern)?
