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Barry
MemberHi Modern – our plugins all need to be in-synch and when they are not the licenses tab may disappear from Events > Settings.
For instance, currently you would need to use The Events Calendar 2.0.10 and Facebook Events 1.0.3. If that isn’t the case please make the necessary changes! If you are already using those versions please just let me know and we’ll take things from there.
Thanks!
Barry
MemberHi guys, just a note to say you haven’t been forgotten about but we’re still operating at a reduced tempo (and will be until Wednesday this week).
Thanks so much for your patience.
Barry
MemberHi Matthew.
Unfortunately we can’t swap the licenses around due to the way our software works; what we probably can do though is arrange a refund for one plugin and you can then purchase a different one.
If that sounds viable please email us ([email protected], marking your email for the attention of my colleague Leah) and you should probably also copy in your PayPal receipt. She will then be happy to assist and can give you a definitive answer on whether this is possible in your case.
Thanks!
Barry
MemberCan’t think of anything off the top of my head, Ann, but we can leave this open and see if anyone else is aware of solutions.
One of the dev team did recommend Hansel and Gretel as a very customizable breadcrumb generator, but wasn’t sure if it would work “out of the box” in a way that suits your needs either.
It does occur that – particularly with well built plugins such as those Yoast writes (and perhaps Hansel and Gretel too) – there is a high probability you can hook the breadcrumb code and modify it only for problematic pages, such as the main events page in this case.
Barry
MemberOK, good stuff.
I don’t think there’s much else we can do for you here so I’m inclined to close this thread, but just let me know sometime in the next few days if you disagree/need further input.
December 31, 2012 at 8:34 am in reply to: Organizer Archive Page (similar to Venue Archive Page) #30112Barry
MemberThanks for updating the thread with your solution (so far), Will. We’ll leave this open a little longer in the event there’s anything else you want to add. Cheers!
December 31, 2012 at 8:32 am in reply to: Mini Calendar: Click month, display events from that month #30110Barry
MemberCool. I’ll close this thread now since I think we’re all sorted here, feel free to open a new thread if required though.
Barry
MemberJust to add, I believe this may be addressed nicely in our next major release (The Events Calendar/PRO 3.0). I can’t give a precise date for when this release will occur but we’re hoping it will be soon 🙂
Barry
MemberHi Chris. Sorry for the delay here. There are some ideas on the forum already, particularly relating to the upcoming events list however they mostly have problems attached (such as impact on pagination where you have a large number of upcoming events).
To do this in the calendar alone might be simpler though, by building a test to check if the event is recurring and if it is (or is not) the original instance.
Barry
MemberI’m not seeing this problem; would I need to have something other than Twenty Twelve active in addition to using Roster Slider?
December 28, 2012 at 2:17 pm in reply to: Mini Calendar: Click month, display events from that month #30083Barry
MemberNo problem at all, glad to help 🙂
For what it’s worth – and this may all be rather academic anyway – I think the “correct” way to do it would indeed be to adapt the existing month view, perhaps by parsing the URL for an optional display-as-list slug, or whatever is appropriate, and load in a list style template instead of the gridview.
Then again this approach (looking for a yyyy-mm component at the end of an upcoming events request) is a simple way to reuse the existing upcoming events view and all that stuff – but please note I haven’t factored in possible problems such as pagination where a particular month contains a ton of events.
Barry
MemberIf you can pin down the bit of code that creates it you could hide it conditionally using something like:
if (!tribe_is_event($id)) { /* Print the text */ }You’d need to figure out the post ID first of all and pass that in as $id. You can access the $post global this way:
global $post;And then do:
$id = $post->ID;Does that help/are you comfortable with that sort of change?
Barry
MemberExcellent 🙂
Barry
MemberHi Floris – thanks for that 🙂 … It could definitely be useful for the developers to have direct access.
Please note we’re still running with limited resources over this final stretch of the festive period but we’ll get on top of this as quickly as we can afterwards.
Thanks for your patience,
Barry
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