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I can’t really elaborate a whole bunch since I don’t really know what your complete requirements are – but suffice to say it’s beyond the level of support we can offer here to guide you through this.
So, you’d really need to investigate how you’d put this together yourself (or by hiring a suitable developer).
Definitely possible; if Events > Settings > Template > Events Template is set to Default Events Template then you could make a customization to your ecp-page-template.php template.
Before you do anything though, please familiarize your self with template overrides!
The general idea would be to locate the following line within that template:
if ( !defined('ABSPATH') ) { die('-1'); }Add a little space and drop this code in http://pastebin.com/Mg8c0XEX – what it aims to do, if possible and if something earlier than the this month has been requested, is redirect people to the blog’s homepage.
If a redirect isn’t possible it will try to show a 404. You can tweak to your specific requirements.
WooTickets doesn’t support recurring events at this time; so while what you are asking about is entirely possible it would be an extensive customization.
Hi Henning, I’d need to look into that to be sure but I see no reason why that couldn’t be accomplished now with a simple customization. If you want to explore that idea feel free to create a new thread (I don’t want to unnecessarily take up space here in the features request thread).
Thanks!
Hi Richelle. PHP has various levels of error which range in severity from fatal errors (bad) down to notices (the lowest level, not so bad). Notices may be regarded as indicative of bad practices and generally the PHP runtime is clever enough to deal with them without further issue.
Seen in that light, the real issue is that you have errors being set to display – which you should avoid on a live site in any case.
If you look on the WordPress codex you will I am sure be able to find advice about turning this off. The advice there may or may not work (every hosting environment is different) so if it doesn’t, please just consult with your web host.
Why you are seeing this in concert with The Events Calendar and not otherwise I’m not entirely sure, but some of it is just due to lose coding practices, such as in the final notice you quoted – in that instance Jetpack is calling another function (get_post()) and assuming that an object will be returned, when actually it’s possible for something other than an object to be returned (which is probably what’s happening in this case).
All in all however, the easiest solution is simply to turn off the display of errors.
Hi Tali.
Recurring events are being overhauled for The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO 3.0 – this involves improvements that will allow for sporadic patterns like you have described.
Currently I’m afraid you would need to workaround the calendar’s behaviour either by editing the template to remove the “every week on Friday” message, or by doing some custom programming to leave a marker in the database where events have been removed from the chain of recurring events, or by avoiding the use of recurring events and “linking” together events through some other (custom) mechanism.
All of the above ideas of course require custom work, but there is unfortunately little else I can suggest.
Hi John, sorry to hear that you are experiencing difficulties.
If you navigate to Events > Settings > Template you will see a dropdown labelled Events Template. What is this set to? If it is set to Default Events Template can you let me know if you have customized/overridden ecp-single-template.php?
If you have, please post the code from that template using a service such as Pastebin or Gist.
Cheers!
I do believe it will show the excerpt, if the event has an excerpt, in preference to the full text – would that be a workable solution here?
Right, I mean if I’m understanding you correctly and your preference would be for a default thumbnail that perhaps graphically signifies the product is a ticket in some way, then you may be able to do this by customizing the shopping cart – testing for the presence or absence of a thumbnail and inserting a suitable substitute where required.
Is that something you’ve had a chance to explore?
There is definitely interest in this from a number of users and I’ve made sure that your thoughts have been logged in our issue tracker.
At this point in time my understanding is that integration of recurring events and ticketing would be quite complex and so no final decisions have been taken as to whether we might see this in a future version or not.
We definitely appreciate your taking the time to note your feelings and the reasons for wanting this feature, though, as it is a crucial gauge of interest.
OK, no problem. The first snippet required PHP 5.3+, so my fault for not writing in the earlier style first time round.
Glad you’re all sorted 🙂
