[Barry]

Hi Beth – how are you getting on here? Did you get things fixed up how you want them?

[Barry]

1. For the text that is “superimposed” on your calendar widget navigation links, can you see this paste (and follow my instructions) http://pastebin.com/znT1rvg5 – but please don’t hesitate to let me know if you aren’t clear on how to accomplish this.

2. This should also be fixable with a bit of CSS – can you try using the code here http://pastebin.com/5zB4bikh and see if that helps you out?

I hope that helps. Sorry again for the delay and please let me know if you need any more assistance.

[Barry]

Tony I must apologise, for some reason I didn’t get a notification of your reply. Give me a sec to take a look at these two issues.

[Barry]

Hi Alysia – I’m guessing you don’t need any further support here? If you do feel free to holler back this week 🙂

[Barry]

Hi again Rainer.

Regarding the fact that “View Calendar” displays in English (under Veranstaltungen in your admin toolbar) I think this is simply because the necessary translation hasn’t been made in:

the-events-calendar/lang/tribe-events-calendar-de_DE.po

This would need to be added. We pretty much rely on community contributions for our translations, so once again if you find yourself adding to this then please do feel free to get in touch with us with a copy of your changes.

Regards,

Barry

[Barry]

Hi Rainer, thanks for getting in touch. I have to put my hands up straight away: I am not a localization guru. I will do my best to help you, though.

The translations pertaining to Community Events can be found in that plugin’s “lang” directory. The German translation for instance is contained within:

the-events-calendar-community-events/lang/tribe-events-community-de_DE.po

Here is one of the strings you referred to http://pastebin.com/vabt9tit and yes it looks like it is devoid of any special characters. As I understand it these should be represented as HTML entities such as:

& E u m l ;

(I spaced those out to avoid the forum software from interpreting that as a capital E with umlaut.) If you were able to send any corrections to us that you might make to [email protected] I am sure your contribution would be gratefully received.

[Barry]

That’s easily accomplished. If you look in the same template you should be able to find the following template tag:

tribe_get_start_date( null, false );

That displays the date. We can also make it display the time by changing it very slightly:

tribe_get_start_date( null, true );

Something to bear in mind is that this only displays for the first event on each date. For instance if you have two events today, one at 2.00pm and one at 5.00pm then by default the date only displays for the first event. If you want to change that you would remove the lines above and below that template tag (see this paste http://pastebin.com/rqYgTKFm for an example).

[Barry]

Does this work for you?

http://pastebin.com/5n6QYxkw

It’s a modified list.php template with all the event meta data that normally is displayed in a table for each entry removed.

[Barry]

Not that I’ve added a great deal here but I don’t mind at all, certainly if Daniel’s happy then I’d say you’re good to go 🙂

@Andy … you learn something new every day – that’s a useful script there.

[Barry]

I’m far from being a search engine expert but I suspect that’s possible, yeah.

However in this instance you could add a snippet to your single event template to test if it belongs to your private category (and to check if the user is logged in or not) and either display everything as normal or show some appropriate message instead.

[Barry]

Hi Caleb – ok, I see that now. Thanks for taking the time to report this: I have raised this as an issue with the developers and although the fix might just miss the next release (2.0.9) hopefully it will be included for 2.1.

In the interim, if you need a workaround, you could edit your custom full-address.php template – changes are detailed here:

http://pastebin.com/XrxQmTJT

I’m sorry for any inconvenience this issue has caused – but hopefully you can take things from here and get back on track until this is fixed in a future version.

If you need any further help please let me know.

[Barry]

Hi Phil. Unfortunately I don’t have time to test anything out tonight but I suspect all you need to do is make a minor amendment to Daniel’s code.

http://pastebin.com/vRmUFkkz

I’d stress that the above snippet doesn’t stand alone – it’s an amendment to Daniels, so please follow the instructions provided within the comments – and remember also I haven’t had a chance to test it.

[Barry]

Ah ok, hold on a sec. I can see the syntax error you are referring to (or that your IT person referred to) and I’ll ask our devs to address that.

I’m still able to view your homepage on IE8 without difficulty though (not that that is an excuse of course) – what you could do until the devs have a chance to fix this up – if you are happy making this sort of change that is – is change the contents of the-events-calendar/resources/events-admin.js to http://pastebin.com/yZmY1mK0

I hope that helps here and sorry for the inconvenience.

[Barry]

Hi Mark, as before I can’t see this issue.

I can visit the homepage of your site using IE8 and I don’t have any problems doing so – I don’t see any Javascript issues either, the only problems I can see are some viewport issues (see http://pastebin.com/Sqc7kUUV – not Events Calendar related though).

Can you be a bit more specific in terms of describing the sort of trouble your office staff are having in loading your front page? Are they seeing warnings, or are they unable to navigate across the site? I’d need some more detail to be able to help here.

[Barry]

Ah ok, interesting to hear – glad you got things sorted 🙂

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