[Barry]

Excellent – glad that worked for you!

[Barry]

Hi Ann – sorry about the issue with “comment-killing angle brackets”! We’re aware that is a pain in the neck and for the time being the best solution is to use a service like Pastebin or Gist and then link back to your code.

Anyway, back to the real problem. What jumps out (as it did for you) was the form of the URL.

http://localhost:8888/events/undefined2007-12

There’s either a missing forward slash or even a completely unwanted element in there (“undefined”) and clearly that is causing some confusion here.

Can I ask what your permalink setting is?

[Barry]

Hi Tiago!

I’m going to hazard a guess that your web server is using PHP 5.4? If so, yes we did observe this and I’m confident it will be addressed in a future version 🙂

Right now I can only really suggest following best practices and turning the display of errors off (for your live or production sites). How you do this does vary according to individual hosting environments, so if in doubt please seek advice from your web host, but here are a couple of links that demonstrate possible approaches to this:

• http://codex.wordpress.org/Editing_wp-config.php#Debug
• http://www.lost-in-code.com/platforms/wordpress/turn-off-error-reporting-on-your-production-site/

[Barry]

Is it possible that your theme was updated/changed? Can I also ask you to navigate to Events > Settings > Template and tell me what the default template setting is?

If you could try flipping this between the available options and see if you can find something that behaves as you would like that might be an easy way to solve this – but if not don’t hesitate to get back to me 🙂

[Barry]

I would need to look at the slider code to determine this, but if this only happens when that plugin is active then it suggests it is triggering the the_title filter – but perhaps is not passing all of the parameters usually expected.

The definition of TribeEventsTemplates::load_ecp_into_page_template() may well have changed since earlier versions and I can’t see anything “wrong” with those changes, it all seems in order. It requires two parameters and that is declared when it is registered as a filter … so I can’t help but wonder if your slider is doing something atypical here.

Is using an alternative slider a possible solution here? If not, perhaps you could email a copy of it across (to [email protected], marking the email for my attention and including a link back to this thread) – I could then take a look for myself.

[Barry]

Hi Sarah – your code didn’t quite make it there. Can you use a service like Pastebin or Gist and link back to your code? Unfortunately the forum doesn’t deal with raw code very nicely.

[Barry]

Hi Dan!

It would be excellent if there was an option to have a rain date for an event. I didn’t see anything in the current version.

Nothing specific, but you could setup and use an additional field here.

Also, is there a recommended/easy way to have a work around using custom fields or duplicating the event time/date fields?

I’m not quite following you here, can you give a step-by-step example of what you wish to do?

[Barry]

That’s a shame – one last avenue you could look at re automated imports is a remote or simulated cron service: I believe there are web services where you can ask them to trigger a “cron job” at set periods and they simply send a request to the URL you specify.

Alternatively, if it is impractical for you to carry on using manual imports, please send an email (to [email protected]) marking it for the attention of my colleague Leah. If you could include a reference to this thread that would be great.

Thanks – and sorry to hear it hasn’t worked out for you.

[Barry]

Yes, you should be able to pull all of this from the database and even do so using the APIs provided by each plugin (such as tribe_get_start_date() in the case of The Events Calendar) rather than querying directly.

Thanks also for suggesting using inventory management to determine prices. I searched for documentation, but all I see is this: http://wcdocs.woothemes.com/user-guide/inventory-tab/

So that document is for users who want to set up stock control for a specific product.

In your case I’d imagine you want to look at the stock levels programmatically. Since you are asking about someone else’s product however (WooCommerce) I’d ask that you use their support channels for help with this.

[Barry]

Hi Sean – is there any further detail you can provide here (any other information being reported as part of the error for instance)?

TribeEventsTemplates::load_ecp_into_page_template() serves as a filter for the_title and as I understand things it is required to accept two parameters, $title and $id.

If we could figure out what piece of code is calling it that would be great. If you need any further clarification at all, please just let me know and I’d be happy to help 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Robson.

Again, to help keep things organized and to help others find relevant information it is best to create a new topic for each distinct question.

How do I export buyers with the name and security code to a list?

Currently there is no built-in tool, but I believe a feature request has been posted for this.

how do I create User accounts attendants events? so they do possoam checking tickets in the system.

You’d need to figure out the logic you want to use here and then work with the WooCommerce and WordPress APIs – if you want to create a new thread about this and outline how you envision this working I (or another team member) can try to point you in the right direction, but it sounds like quite a bespoke customization.

Cheers!

[Barry]

Hi Josh!

We could probably help out with specific parts of this, like pointing you in the right direction to figure out the time until the event – but other items such as the number of seats remaining are really the domain of WooCommerce (stock control) and you should really seek advice from their technical support team for help with that and indeed for dynamically adjusting the price itself.

Factoring in the number of page views is, again, a method you’d need to figure out by yourself and in concert with whatever tool you are using to measure that – whether that’s a third party service, another plugin or custom code.

[Barry]

Hi Samantha! I’d appreciate it if you could create your own thread – otherwise it could quickly become quite confusing here if I have to troubleshoot and talk through possible solutions on two completely different websites, with both of you at different stages of that process.

Thanks! 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Josh – take a look at these links:

• Gravity Forms + Events Calendar Submissions tutorial by Tim Bowen
• Related blog post containing a correction

That should give you some ideas, however do note that this concerns a possibly out-dated third party tutorial.

You may also be interested in our Community Events plugin which might also satisfy your requirements.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi Parvaiz.

Is there a provision of adding sponsors logo into tickets?

When you say “tickets” do you mean the emails generated by eventbrite.com? If so you would need to discuss that with their own support team – so far as I know the Eventbrite API wouldn’t allow our plugin to facilitate this.

Also, we do not want to display the Ticket Information on the same event page but on other page. is that possible?

Yes probably, you could embed the tribe_get_ticket_form() function in another page template, or even work it into a shortcode.

You would however need to alter the global $post variable since that is used to determine the event ID (and of course clean up and restore $post to its original value afterwards).

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