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Barry
MemberHi! It’s been a while so I’m going to go ahead and close this thread. If we can help with anything else, though, please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!
Barry
MemberOur pleasure 🙂
Barry
MemberAwesome – happy to help 🙂
February 17, 2015 at 6:30 am in reply to: Mobile View Issue: Days of week not shortening and dots not opening events pages #943002Barry
MemberHi again culturecheese, thanks for investigating – that narrows the field down a little.
So at least one problem I can see is that your theme does not appear to use or apply body classes, which is a best practice for themes and can be a source of problems if it is missing.
Adding this is usually as simple as converting the following line (often contained in a theme’s header.php template):
<body>To:
<body <?php body_class() ?>>You can read more about the role and usage of this function here:
codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/body_class
Can you give that a shot and does it help with this problem?
Barry
MemberDefinitely – and we appreciate you taking the time to give us this feedback (which I’ll be sure to relay).
Thanks again 🙂
February 16, 2015 at 2:05 pm in reply to: Getting really tired of the wrong dates showing up #942862Barry
MemberOur pleasure 🙂
At this point I’ll go ahead and close out the topic – but of course if any other issues crop up please don’t hesitate to create a new forum post and one of the team will be only too happy to assist.
Thanks again!
Barry
MemberPossibly – but, really, this is very much custom development territory and these changes are something that you as the implementing developer will need to drive forward under your own steam: while we’re always happy to point people in the right direction, I’m afraid changes of this nature are beyond the scope of support we can offer on this forum.
With that in mind I’ll go ahead and close this topic – but I do wish you luck and of course if any other issues crop up please feel free to create new forum posts and one of the team will be only too happy to help.
Thanks again!
Barry
MemberHi Amedeo,
The theme used on WP Shindig is simply an adaptation of one of the default WordPress themes (or, at least, started out that way).
I’m curious about the problem you are facing, though – can you link me to a live example of one of the issues?
Barry
MemberRyan,
I’m sorry to hear you’ve been experiencing problems.
Please note though that this is our pre-sales forum and the idea is for us to answer questions about features and functionality for those folks who are interested in purchasing a license for one of our premium plugins: I’m afraid we do not provide technical support here.
If you do have a valid license please login and post your question in our PRO forum. Alternatively, feel free to post in our wordpress.org forum.
Last but not least, please understand that our support for integration issues with third party plugins and for atypical hosting environments is generally pretty limited.
In this case it sounds like you are trying to run WordPress with a database it doesn’t actually support — and while using a plugin that provides an abstraction layer is a clever way to approach this it’s not something we can help you with, so I can only suggest communicating with the authors of the abstraction plugin if that is throwing up problems in your case.
Sorry we can’t do more on this occasion.
February 16, 2015 at 10:45 am in reply to: Getting really tired of the wrong dates showing up #942787Barry
MemberHi there!
I believe this other issue is because of your WordPress SEO/WordPress SEO Premium plugin. If you navigate to SEO → Redirects you will see a list of URLs that are configured to redirect to other URLs. One example is this URL:
/event/food-and-the-you-you-love-6-week-course/2015-03-10/
Which is configured to redirect to:
/event/food-and-the-you-you-love-6-week-course/2015-03-17/
Removing this and any other inappropriate rules ought to solve the problem. I’m guessing you were unaware of this/did not set up those rules yourself and so they were probably generated automatically by WordPress SEO. If that’s the case, perhaps you’d want to disable this functionality going forward (though I’m afraid we can’t assist with that).
Does that help?
Barry
MemberHi Nicola!
So you can do one of at least two things here — either test to see if the response is negative (using the ! operator):
if ( ! tribe_is_all_day_event( 12345 ) ) { /*...*/ }Or use an if/else structure:
if ( tribe_is_all_day_event( 12345 ) ) { /*...display things one way...*/ } else { /*...display things some other way...*/ }We’re always happy to try and point people in the right direction but since this is very much customization territory and the remaining stumbling blocks mostly seem to relate to PHP knowledge – and I’m afraid we just don’t have the resources to coach you through that – I’m going to go ahead and close out this topic.
Of course if any other issues crop up definitely do let us know and we’ll be happy to help as best we can 🙂
Barry
MemberHi Byron,
It’s composed dynamically so searching for the full string – tribe_custom_rowecp_venue_filter – won’t turn anything up. You can find where this takes place in the source at:
vendor/advanced-post-manager/lib/tribe-filters.class.php:554
I hope that helps!
Barry
MemberHi Pamela,
The events in the calendar were imported from another working Events Calendar calendar, if that matters.
It may matter: my guess is something went amiss in relation to (some of) the featured images. If you pick the first “malfunctioning” event and edit it to set a new featured image, does it come back to life then?
Barry
MemberOK – well let’s keep this topic open and if further issues arise we can think of other ideas/troubleshooting processes.
Barry
MemberHi Annette: bespoke customization would be needed – I’m afraid that right at this time there is no official payment addon that brings this capability to Community Events.
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