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Is it possible either that you have an existing page/post with that URL, or that you or someone else has edited one of the templates?
Hi Webotools, you could drop a snippet like this http://pastebin.com/w96KPaBc into your theme’s functions.php file, that ought to do what you need.
Hi Tony,
The title element used for the text you are referring to is generated by your theme (or another plugin) rather than by The Events Calendar. I note you said you had tried deactivating other plugins and more importantly reverting to the default Twenty Eleven theme: did you find that the problem persisted even under those conditions (if so, can you let me know what version of our plugins you are using)?
Thanks!
Barry
Hi Emu, not currently – at least not without some further customization. Development of version 3.0 is continuing apace and will introduce changes in how you can view and filter event data – and may make this sort of task easier for you.
Hi Tali: please take a look at our tutorial on template overrides first of all – what you would need to do here is modify the list.php template. In this instance, it would mostly be a matter of removing some of the existing markup – this might form a starting point for you:
Just thought this could easily be done by Shortcodes. You just insert the Shortcode of an Ticket ID within each event.
I’m not quite sure as to the advantage that would offer over treating a regular WooCommerce product as the ticket and embedding the related shortcode into events that way; but certainly do add these thoughts to our feature requests thread.
This is back-of-an-envelope stuff, but the sort of approach I was envisioning was a naming convention for custom field keys such as:
_EventAttr_yyyy-mm-dd
Where yyyy-mm-dd is the start date for the relevant recurring instance and EventAttr is something meaningful in relation to the data you are storing.
So this has been discussed in another thread already – what I’d recommend is noting your interest in this as a potential future feature in this thread.
Right now I’m afraid it simply isn’t supported, though I imagine it could be realized with some custom development work.
Ah, ok. I forgot they were referred to as custom event attributes in that article. The short answer to your question is no.
Behind the scenes, at least with the 2.x releases, a recurring event is simply a normal event with a number of additional start dates dates pegged on – separate custom post types are not created per recurring instance and therefore the additional fields, along with all the other data (except for the start dates), is common to each event in the chain.
It would definitely be possible to devise a system – perhaps based on custom fields (in the regular WordPress sense) – to facilitate what you are after, but unfortunately it isn’t supported “out of the box”.
So in the context of the month or grid view, you could inspect the $monthview array and pull out what you need before the table is rendered.
Hi Immo,
That is strange. Does the list of events you can see on the admin side broadly correlate to the upcoming events list (is it only the calendar view which is affected)?
Can you also try our standard troubleshooting steps, that is:
- Ensure your Modern Tribe plugins are up-to-date and in synch (The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO should both be version 2.0.10)
- Deactivate all other plugins
- Switch to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Eleven
- Now test to see if the problem persists. If this solves the problem, reactivate everything one-at-a-time until the problem becomes evident once more – taking note of whichever component you activated last
Thanks!
