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I’m not familiar with Polylang but I think in the first instance I would contact the author – or visit their forum – and ask if elements which refresh using ajax are supported.
Polylang aside, if you have configured WP_LANG to pl_PL and the relevant strings have been translated in Events Calendar PRO’s Polish .mo file then this sort of problem shouldn’t occur – so that’s another avenue to explore.
Hi Brandon, glad you like the plugin! Can you just confirm first of all what you are referring to when you use the term custom event attributes?
Thanks!
I don’t believe so. Events have expired by virtue of the end date/time in relation to the actual, current date/time – so this is something that is assessed dynamically.
Simply add as many tickets per event as you need – for instance, for Event A click the Add Ticket button and create the tickets for Men, then repeat the process and create the tickets for Women, etc.
For Event B just create one type of ticket (for the party only).
Hi Parvaiz,
It may be possible to set this up on eventbrite.com itself but you’d really need to ask Eventbrite if that’s possible – I suspect it isn’t, but there’s no harm in asking 🙂
What I can say is that our plugin does not and cannot support this since, to the best of my knowledge, the Eventbrite API (which is the set of rules by which software like ours can communicate with Eventbrite) does not expose any method of doing this.
Let me know if you need further clarification.
Hi James, so I took a look and it seems you left the category slugs in events/table-mini.php as per my snippet, for instance peewee when the actual event category slug you have set up is peewee-schedule, so you’d need to correct that for each category.
Is it possible for you to provide a username and password (if happy to do so, please send an email for my attention to [email protected]) so I can look at your set-up?
Well, so although the actual page and category slugs may be different in your case let’s just pretend they are as per my code.
If the widget is displaying on abc.com/peewee-schedule then it ought to only display events that belong to the peewee category. If the current page doesn’t match any of those slugs (peewee-, bantam- or midget-schedule) then it should “stand down” and display all events as normal.
Does that answer your question?
Great, so long as it works that’s the main thing 🙂
It’s difficult to comment on whether it’s correct or not, without being familiar with your theme, but you can always let us know if further problems crop up in the future.
Hi David,
It would be useful to see what you tried. Can you provide an example of a template that you edited and share the code via Pastebin or Gist?
Thanks!
Barry
