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No problem at all – if we can do anything else to help please just ask, for the time being however I will close this thread.
Remember that we’ve got good summaries of each product and it’s capabilities here.
Hi David!
1) I suspect this is the line of code (in the single.php template) that you are looking for:
if (function_exists('tribe_get_ticket_form') && tribe_get_ticket_form()) { tribe_get_ticket_form(); }2. We don’t recommend making changes to core plugin code, however you can find this in the TribeEventsTickets class (which lives in the-events-calendar/lib/tickets/tribe-tickets.php).
Interesting. Well, it seems that the element containing most of the content, div#primary has an inline style applied to it which includes this rule:
margin-top: -95px;The style attribute is being manipulated by Javascript and this particular change is made by code in this script invictus_2.6.2/js/custom.js – specifically, lines 600-603 – and so what I’d suggest is going back to the theme author and asking them about the rationale behind this.
http://www.spectrumsportsacademy.com/events/
OK, so taking the above as an example: each individual event in the grid is wrapped in a div element and extra CSS classes have been applied to those divs to denote if the event is for instance a tournament or a conditioning class.
What I’d imagine they have then gone on to do is add new CSS rules targeting those classes, such as:
table.tribe-events-calendar td div.type-tribe_events.cat_tournaments { background: #0F0; }To do this you would need to be fairly familiar with CSS and HTML – I’d also recommend reading through our tutorial on template overrides. Does that help?
Thanks: I’ve replied to your email and will try to get some input from another team member on this as quickly as I can.
No, I’m afraid that’s never been a feature of Events Calendar PRO. It’s not impossible though and if you are a reasonably confident PHP developer (or are working with one) you could put something together. I know that in the past and perhaps even now people have leveraged Gravity Forms to assist with this.
this site has a add an event form http://www.events-manchester.co.uk/events/submit-an-event/add/
That looks like Community Events at work to me 🙂
Are you referring to the Community Events plugin? If so, please take a look at this section of the new user primer … if it’s something else please let me know 🙂
I’m going to try and get some input from one of the developers on this – but if possible please elaborate on your hosting setup (please email us at [email protected] if you prefer some amount of privacy, marking the email for my attention and referring to this thread when you do so – unless you are happy to provide details in this thread).
For instance, are you using a dedicated server, a virtual server? How many instances, how much memory, relevant details from your MySQL config, etc (is it running on the same box, how much memory is it allowed to use?).
Thanks!
If you have installed Events Calendar PRO you will be able to create recurring events, however a pattern such as Monday, Wednesday and Friday each week would unfortunately not be possible at present.
What you could do, however, is create three separate events with one recurring weekly every Monday, the second recurring weekly ever Wednesday, … etc.
http://fdr.at/new/events/month/
Can you clarify the problem with the gridview? Other than some styling issues it seems ok to me.
http://fdr.at/new/events/upcoming/
It looks like it is working to me – perhaps you fixed whatever was causing the problem prior to my replying?
That’s appreciated. I’ve linked to this thread from within the bug report so hopefully the devs can utilize the information you have provided.
Thanks!
Seems that you’re right, however I can tell you that this is not an issue in the 3.0 release, which we (tentatively) expect to be released in early 2013.
Since it is fixed in what we expect to be the next release we won’t be taking further action on this one – but thank you very much for drawing it to our attention.
