[Barry]

Hi Uroš,

Glad the original problem is now resolved 🙂

Each organizer/user should edit their profile. Can Organizer/user edit his profile in Frontend? It seems I can’t find this…

I’m afraid that isn’t a feature of either The Events Calendar or Events Calendar PRO. Organizers are not tied to any one user account, though you could certainly implement a customization that does this – however I’m afraid that isn’t something we can guide you through.

As the original issue is now resolved I’m going to close this topic – but please don’t hesitate to create new forum topics as needed if anything else should crop up. Thanks again!

[Barry]

So, if I understand correctly I must have Events Calendar PRO installed for Event Organizer page to work?

Exactly (unless of course you’ve implemented it yourself, or your theme or some other plugin has done so).

I get an Oops! That page can’t be found in this case. I hope I’m looking at right page?
http://mydomain.com/organizer/organizer_name

Can you clarify where you are encountering links to this page/point me to an example?

[Barry]

Awesome!

[Barry]

Happy to help 🙂

[Barry]

Awesome!

[Barry]

Nice job Daniel, thanks for sharing!

[Barry]

Hi there!

How about something along these lines:

$organizer_id = tribe_get_organizer_id();
$image        = get_the_post_thumbnail( $organizer_id );
$link         = esc_url( get_permalink( $organizer_id ) );

echo "<a href='$link'>$image</a>";

[Barry]

Hi Daniel,

That would certainly be possible though it would pose a few interesting challenges to get it right!

I’m afraid it’s beyond the level of support we offer here on the forums to guide you through such a customization – though if you haven’t already done so I’d recommend starting with a review of the basics in terms of theming our plugins:

theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide

Ultimately though you’d likely need some solid JS and CSS skills to implement this nicely. As ever, we’d certainly welcome any feature request you might post along these lines if you’d prefer to see an official implementation (posting a feature request will also allow others to up-vote the idea which helps us to prioritize things like this) 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks for sharing, Mathew 🙂

Denis – does that get you what you need here?

[Barry]

Hi David,

Thanks for posting 🙂

I’d definitely recommend reading through our Themer’s Guide in the first instance, as this covers many of the basics needed to customize our views.

In this case specifically you might override month/content.php and modify:

<h2><?php tribe_events_title() ?></h2>

To something like:

<h2> Your custom title </h2>

For the secondary heading that appears, you might make a similar change but in month/mobile.php and change:

<h3>[[=i18n.for_date]] <span>[[=raw date_name]]</span></h3>[[ } ]]

To whatever makes sense for you:

<h3> Custom sub-heading </h3>[[ } ]]

If you prefer to do this via the language files, please do remember that you must compile the .po files into .mo files or they cannot be used by WordPress.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Neill,

I see exactly what you mean.

It turns out we do already have a bug report logged for this and on the basis of your own query about this behaviour I’ve bumped up the priority.

While I can’t offer any estimates as to when the fix will arrive, do note that we’ll do our best to re-open this topic and drop a note in here once it has been addressed (so subscribing to notifications if you haven’t already done so would definitely be worthwhile).

Of course, we’ll also note any fixes in the appropriate changelog and in a pre-release blog post.

[Barry]

Hi Keith,

Thanks for posting!

When using a phone to access a drop-down which is set display as check-boxes it’s not possible to select more than one item.

Can you tell me a little more about the type of phone and browser you are using?

Also, I wonder if you might have noticed if this is theme-specific? We do for instance have a fix in the works that prevents the Filter Bar from closing inadvertently in some circumstances – and the problem only crops up with certain themes (so perhaps that is relevant here).

Also, when setting the drop-downs to auto-complete, is there a way to put the word more in the empty box that appears at the bottom of the list of selections, and needs to be clicked to add more events to the list, like this?

I would think that’s possible, though it is the sort of customization that goes a little beyond what we can directly provide here in the forums.

That field is actually driven by the Chosen JS library – so I’d recommend reading through their excellent docs (found here) to get some ideas about how best to do this 🙂

[Barry]

In fact, it looks like the fix has already been implemented (just not released) – so it should be with you in the very near future!

[Barry]

Hi Oliver,

Our apologies for the inconvenience – but thanks for highlighting this, we’ll certainly fix it as quickly as we can 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Jacob,

That’s definitely possible but would be a relatively advanced customization to make at this time.

Filter Bar itself makes use of the tribe_events_pre_get_posts hook to modify the query and there is no reason you couldn’t create some custom code that does the same (but using a higher priority, so it runs later). Here’s a skeleton outline:

function modify_filterbar_taxonomy_query( $query ) {
	// We may wish to add a test to check if Filter Bar's category filter has been applied
	if ( ! isset( $_REQUEST['tribe_eventcategory'] ) ) return;
	
	// If a taxonomy query hasn't been set up let's not go any further
	if ( ! $query->get( 'tax_query' ) ) return;
	
	/* @todo Add code to modify the tax query properties here! */
}

add_action( 'tribe_events_pre_get_posts', 'modify_filterbar_taxonomy_query', 100 );

That is of course incomplete (and so is not tested in any way) and is really just to give you a “tactic” you can use in your own solution. I’d strongly recommend reading up on WP_Query/tax queries before proceeding 🙂

Good luck!

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