[Barry]

Hi again Steven,

Checking in on the status of CURL remains a good option here – but in addition to that could I ask you to try installing and activating this plugin:

Eventbrite Troubleshooting Plugin

If you then try importing an event once more it should provide some hopefully useful data for us. If you would be able to copy and paste that into a reply here that would be great.

Thanks again!

[Barry]

Hi popularpixel,

The tribe_event_is_all_day() function is exactly what I would have suggested. Could you perhaps share your complete code via Pastebin, Gist or some similar service so I can see what might be going wrong (can you also indicate where it is being used, exactly)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Spencer, yes there is 🙂

Try this:

[tribe_mini_calendar category="your-cat-slug"]

Does that work for you here?

[Barry]

Hi Carl,

Sorry to hear you are hitting up against some difficulties.

What’s interesting here is if I visit list view then pick any one of the events listed there, the single event pages themselves consistently show the same date (near the event title – which itself always appears to read as “Whats On” regardless of the true event title) and I believe it is simply outputting the server date/time here, though further down the page I can see the true event start time.

Might this be the result of your customization work and might it be “throwing” The Events Calendar, making it think the event has passed?

What I’d recommend initially is temporarily stripping out your customizations to see if that might be the case (if the same problem persists, we should progress to our complete troubleshooting steps, but starting with the custom work you’ve done seems sensible here).

Does that help you to find and identify the problem?

[Barry]

Hi Chris!

Our advanced events list widget is one tool you have at your disposal for things like this.

If you can tag or categorize the events in question – perhaps with a special featured-event tag – you can then tell the widget to only show events with that tag.

To apply a particular style, you could target the widget with some custom CSS and our Themer’s Guide outlines the basics for this process:

theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/#customizingstyles

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Chris,

Some great questions there and we’d be happy to point you in the right direction if we can, but we do have a policy of sticking to one issue per support topic.

With that in mind, let’s focus on the first of your questions and if you can create fresh topics for the others that would be great 🙂

1. Hiding the “Read More” link if the even does not have anything entered into the standard text area (not the excerpt)

Am I correct in thinking you are referring to the “Find out more” text that displays in list view, here?

If so, the first step is to read through our Learn how to customize The Events Calendar which explains the basics for safely overriding and customizing our templates.

In this case, you are probably most interested in the list/single-event.php template and you would locate the following line:

<a href="<?php echo esc_url( tribe_get_event_link() ); ?>" class="tribe-events-read-more" rel="bookmark"><?php _e( 'Find out more', 'tribe-events-calendar' ) ?> &raquo;</a>

Change it to:

<?php if ( '' != get_the_content() ): ?>
    <a href="<?php echo esc_url( tribe_get_event_link() ); ?>" class="tribe-events-read-more" rel="bookmark"><?php _e( 'Find out more', 'tribe-events-calendar' ) ?> &raquo;</a>
<?php endif ?>

Would that work for you here?

[Barry]

Can you reach out to your web host and confirm if CURL is enabled for PHP (or ask that it be enabled, if it isn’t already)?

[Barry]

… Additionally, were any changes made (theme updates, new plugins, settings changes or even developers/designers tinkering directly in the database) immediately prior to the problem surfacing, that you are aware of?

[Barry]

Hi Tim,

Looks to me like you still have a full calendar of events:

melbournemagicfestival.com/events

Is the problem that they are no longer showing within a widget, or something specific like that? Can you provide any more detail if so (in terms of what filters might be applied, or where I would expect to see the missing events)?

[Barry]

Hi Mat,

Just trying to get a firm handle on the problem here as I think you may be hitting something subtly different from what Prydonian reported in the first topic you referenced.

If you create a new product and add a ticket, is the price failing to show complete with currency symbol on the single event page (and have you defined a currency symbol in Events → Settings → General)?

Also, are you finding this mostly impacts pre-existing events rather than new ones, or anything else of that order?

Thanks for your patience while we look into this 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Aaron,

Thanks for your interest in Events Calendar PRO 🙂

1) when hovering over a date it shows multiple listings if that date has them, can we add a facebook like, pininterest etc, ical for the event to the hovering listing

2) can the same situation above in calander view list the different Categories, by an icon to the top left of the listing or a small pt name?

3) In List view, is it possible to add a directlink to a like on facebook and an ical event without having to click into the event?

All of the above are absolutely possible!

Our plugins are all built to be extended and customized in all kinds of ways (you can get a taste for how this is done by perusing our Themer’s Guide) so with a few tweaks here and there you should be able to accomplish this without much difficulty.

4) In Map view we noticed that on your demo when you hover it does not give the same appearance or information… as detailed as the map view gives in hover… the same type and detail for the event be done in map view?

I’m a little confused about your question here — but, again, almost all aspects of the plugin and its output can be customized to fit your needs 🙂

5) instead of a calander view for all events as an option to view events so people dont have to crawl through everything, could we do the same for each category and select by Category when viewing the map, list and calander views?

Definitely!

You can either craft category-specific URLs (and link to those from your navigation menu) or you might even find the capabilities offered by our Filter Bar plugin provide a neat way of meeting your goals here.

6) We see that you can choose by venue, so I guess we could do that for categories as well, on a tab menu. my question is can we still see the calander view, list view with the like and ical links at this tab – venue?

So if you’re asking can you navigate to a single venue page, like example.com/venue/some-location, and see all related events presented in the format of an existing view like the month view grid or week view, then the answer is not by default and not without some heavier customization – yet, I can’t emphasize enough (!), each view is highly customizable.

I hope that answers your questions but if you want to follow up on any specific points please feel free and I’ll do my best to help.

[Barry]

Hi Seth,

We might be able to help out here 🙂

Do you envision expanding beyond 13 sites on the network, can I ask?

[Barry]

Hi rogerswd,

Can you provide any more context about this?

Are the tickets (and associated costs) being modified on eventbrite.com after their initial creation/after they have initially been imported to WordPress, for example?

[Barry]

Hi tampaseo,

That advice is still basically sound, it’s just that the relevant code in the single-event.php template has changed very slightly. In our current release, you should look for:

<?php the_title( '<h2 class="tribe-events-single-event-title summary entry-title">', '</h2>' ); ?>

Of course, please do follow the suggested best practices in our Themer’s Guide and make your changes in a template override 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Gabriel,

Great question!

So some code running server-side should ensure your change persists even when the user pages forward/backwards by ajax. The basic form would be as follows (and you might add this either to your theme’s functions.php file, a custom plugin or some other suitable place):

https://gist.github.com/anonymous/c2c9c2d5bb5c84df9796

Of course, you would need to expand it and test to see if a certain tag had been applied before making your modifications, but that should give you a basic outline you can build on 🙂

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