[Barry]

That is strange. Can you follow the troubleshooting steps suggested in my last post and let me know if that helps?

[Barry]

Hi Stefhan, sorry that didn’t work for you in this case.

The list template is only showing 8 entries per page, rather than the 15 as specified in settings

It should still result in the correct number of events being displayed, albeit some are nested under “parent events”. So if Event A is displayed with future recurring instances P, Q and R listed beside it then that counts as 4 posts.

The template is showing only one instance of each recurring event on the first page, but then repeats the same ones (with new ones added) on pages 2 and 3. This is going to be very confusing for the visitor and effectively hides later events.

Not 100% sure what you mean? If you could elaborate, provide screenshots and/or URLs that could be helpful here.

[Barry]

I did take a look at the URL you provided (when you created this thread) however I couldn’t see an instance of this problem – and actually the main events pages don’t seem to work.

So that’s got me wondering if there is a conflict here somewhere.

Can you try deactivating all other plugins (except for your Modern Tribe event plugins) and switching back to a default theme such as an unmodified copy of Twenty Eleven and then see if that works?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Is it possible you are using a caching plugin?

Could you try our standard troubleshooting steps of deactivating all non-Modern Tribe plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Eleven then checking to see if this is still a problem?

[Barry]

Well, the tribe_is_day() call is there to limit the effect of the code I wrote to day views only. Perhaps I misunderstood the problem however and you are talking about the general upcoming events list (available at example.com/events/upcoming)?

[Barry]

Hi Tim – it did work for me when I ran up a quick test. Perhaps you could share your list.php code showing how you integrated it (using a service like Pastebin or Gist) – then I would be better able to help 🙂

[Barry]

…Woops! I provided the wrong URL there, sorry about that. Please see instead:

http://pastebin.com/8KP72R5J

[Barry]

Hi again James. So one of our devs suggests you could add a snippet to your theme’s functions.php file in order to switch to the .co.uk URL. Please see:

Eventbrite plugin creating tickets in USD$ not GBP£

It would be great to hear back if this resolves the issue or if further action is still required.

[Barry]

Hi Jeroen, I guess you are talking about the grid or month view?

If so, you wound need to set up a template override and customize your table.php template.

You’ll see that there are various loops in this template that iterate through the days of the week to build up the calendar – you’d basically need to introduce some code that skips those days you wish to exclude.

PHP’s continue keyword could be useful here.

[Barry]

Hi Xavier, Tina.

Most of what you are asking about is definitely possible – first of all please familiarize yourselves with our Themer’s Guide and this tutorial on template overrides.

To remove links to the venue page you would basically look for this template tag (in your custom single.php template):

tribe_get_venue_link( get_the_ID(), class_exists( 'TribeEventsPro' ) );

If you only want to include the venue name, completely unlinked, you should be able to replace the above code with something like this:

echo tribe_get_venue();

Further permutations are of course possible. A guide to our template tags and other functions is available in the form of our technical documentation – so that’s another great place to do some research about what’s possible.

[Barry]

No problem!

[Barry]

I’m not sure that WP_Query supports that directly, though I guess you could modify the query by creating the appropriate filters – you would probably need to reference the post_modified column.

[Barry]

Hi Jamin – this is definitely customizable, in fact you would only need to override a single template (full-address.php) to do this.

The first step is to familiarize yourself with our Themer’s Guide – you should find a link over on the right under Useful Resources – and you will probably also want to read this tutorial on Template Overrides.

[Barry]

Hi Tony, we do try to respond as quickly as possible but on occasion some threads posted here on the forum do get missed, though we try hard to avoid this.

I see you’ve updated the other thread and that’s the best course of action here, as Rob was already familiar with the background to the problem and I’m sure he’ll get back to you with an update as soon as he can.

[Barry]

Hi James. I don’t actually think there is a means of specifying the currency via the Eventbrite API – ticket prices are expressed as numbers such as 10.00 and I presume the idea is that it defaults to whatever currency is default for your account.

However, I’m not an expert and what I will do is pose this question to one of our developers. Hang tight and I’ll get back to you as soon as I can.

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