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Barry
MemberHi Gail, 2.1 is now be 3.0 (due to the significant changes that are being made we thought it more appropriate to adopt a new major version number) and we are hopeful of releasing this sooner rather than later, certainly in the first half of 2013. I can see the issue logged by Rob – our reference #13819 – however as yet it hasn’t been accepted as a new feature. I have added a note that you are also interested in something like this.
What you are describing – adding a logo, showing organizer details – is all possible currently but would require the skills and time necessary to make the appropriate customizations, I’m afraid.
I think a concern I would have is the specific nature of the request – which organizer details should be shown on the venue page, for instance? You might want every organizer for every upcoming event at that location to be listed, for others that could be undesirable. That said, we’ve got it logged and the team will review this in due course 🙂
e.g. email and web address fields to be added to the venue data fields as well; ideally without having to enter it twice as we currently have to do with the phone number which must be added to both the venue and organiser fields.
Just to highlight, that’s because they are separate pieces of data. An individual organizer isn’t tied to a single physical venue and may have his or her own phone number, email address etc. The venue itself is normally fully independent and so has its own phone number and so on.
I do appreciate that you are simply working around that, but I just wanted to explain that this is completely intentional.
Barry
MemberHey Matt: just checking in. Are you happy here or do you have any further questions about the behaviour of your site with Internet Explorer that we can help with?
Barry
MemberI’m going to push this over to the community forum, where Casey – our expert on the Community Events plugin – can help. The URL for this thread will remain the same:
Thanks!
Barry
MemberAlan – is the problem that the menu link is incorrect, or is it something else? I’m not quite clear on the problem you described regarding tabs and images:
I had to create a tab and then an image in the tab which worked for about a week now it’s efauting
Can you provide a URL that will let me see what you are describing? What is the image/tab defaulting to?
December 17, 2012 at 12:55 pm in reply to: Ongoing MYSQL Query causing extremely slow site – URGENT ISSUE #29619Barry
MemberSo just to round things up here, there have been some performance issues and I’m assured this has been addressed in version 3.0 (which we expect to be released sooner rather than later).
I do hope you are able to give The Events Calendar (and Events Calendar PRO) another try in the near future 🙂
Barry
MemberHi Angelo: what’s the problem?
Barry
MemberYes, at least my version would – but you could add in a comparison (like you suggested in your initial post) to negate that, ie, if this month is April 2013 or earlier then modify the start date.
Barry
MemberHi Jason: good question! Here’s something you could try out. First, find the following line of code (in your custom table-mini.php template):
$eventPosts = tribe_get_events(array( 'eventDisplay'=>'month' ) );Add a little space above that line and add the following code:
/**
* Let's force the widget to default to a specific month on the initial view.
* We assume if the request isn't ajax that it is indeed the initial view.
*/
if (!defined('DOING_AJAX')) {
$current_date = $wp_query->query_vars['eventDate'] = '2013-04-01';
}Let me know how you get on!
Barry
MemberIF you haven’t already done so can you read up on template overrides?
A possible solution would be to override tickets.php (the original you might want to base your override on can be found in the wootickets/views directory) and look for the section containing this line:
woocommerce_quantity_input( array( ...That section ends with this line:
'max_value' => $product->backorders_allowed() ? '' : $product->get_stock_quantity(), ) );Can you try changing it to:
'max_value' => 1 ) );Barry
MemberNo problem at all. Some themes work fine regardless of whether Default Events Template or Default Page Template is selected, some work with just one of those, some don’t work well with either … so it’s a bit of an experiment where you have to take a trial-and-improvement approach.
Any road, glad you’re all sorted here 🙂
@Thomas – can you confirm if you need further assistance and if so follow up from my last question to you? Thanks!
Barry
MemberAre you saying that pjax doesn’t work in IE9 and below?
No I’m not say that. It’s possible there is a problem in old versions of IE and indeed other browsers – but I’m not aware of any specific cases.
What I am saying is, in an ideal world there should be no perceptible difference between a normal page load and a pjax page load, other than one may be either slightly faster than the other, or at least less resource intensive. Ideally, both of those.
So … what you are telling me is that you are seeing a normal page load – that’s good, that’s what you should think you are seeing. If you can point specifically to something that indicates pjax isn’t working at all then we can look into it, though.
If that’s the case then does the calendar widget not use pjax because it works in just fine in IE9?
Exactly so: the calendar widget doesn’t use pjax, just normal ajax, so the experience is different.
Barry
MemberOK – I can see the problem, but it seems to be fairly easily solved by navigating to Events > Settings > Template and changing Events Template to Default Events Template.
Can you give that a whirl and let me know if that works for you?
December 14, 2012 at 3:12 pm in reply to: Organizer Archive Page (similar to Venue Archive Page) #29543Barry
MemberYep, you should be able to change that property (of the organizer post type I mean) … could be worth a quick skim through the Codex.
December 14, 2012 at 3:10 pm in reply to: Unable to get Organizer Post ID (to filter using a meta_query) #29542Barry
MemberNot at all.
Barry
MemberI see. Something to bear in mind is that, yes, ajax is being used – but we’re specifically using the pjax library, a stated aim of which is:
The idea is you can’t tell the difference between pjax page loads and normal page loads.
It could be this is more/less successful in one browser than it is on the next, so it may be that this is especially true when it is used in Internet Explorer: what I mean is, you’re telling me that the page reloads successfully – great! – that is indeed a stated aim of one the libraries we are using.
If you think there is still a problem can you point to why you think it isn’t operating as expected (if I’m misunderstanding please just say)?
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