[Barry]

Caching possibly? At any rate, I’m glad to hear it’s working and will go ahead and close out this topic.

Thanks again!

[Barry]

How about creating a tribe-events.css stylesheet (it would live at your-theme/tribe-events/tribe-events.css — see our Themer’s Guide for full details) and adding this line of code:

.end-time.dtend { display: inline-block }

Would that help you here?

(As a sidenote, I could see the issue in the first link you provided but not the second.)

[Barry]

Hi soulofyoga,

Thanks for sharing!

So if you look in Events → Settings → Display you will see that there are a number of options letting you control the date formats used by The Events Calendar.

You seem to have configured the date with year setting to D, M, g which could be expanded to:

(Three-letter day), (Three-letter month), (Hour in 12hr format without a leading zero)

So to pick a real example from your calendar, if we have an event taking place at 1pm on January 26 your configuration means the date will show as Mon, Jan, 1 – the 1 being the hour of the event, rather than the date, which would of course be somewhat confusing.

Could this be at the heart of the problem? If so it’s not really a bug or problem with The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO – it’s simply displaying the dates according to what you set up 🙂

To learn more about date formats, please check out these resources:

• codex.wordpress.org/Formatting_Date_and_Time
• php.net/manual/en/function.date.php

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Awesome, glad it works for you.

I can definitely see why you might prefer a more ‘elegant’ solution, but my concern with that is maintainability (if we change how this works internally in the future – not that we have immediate plans to do so, but you never know – a coded solution could suddenly and unexpectedly fail), not to mention it would simply be a more complicated way to go and realistically beyond what we’d normally guide users through here on the forum.

In any case, I’m happy that approach works and will close this thread – as ever, please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed should anything else crop up 🙂

[Barry]

Awesome, I look forward to your update. If you can’t get Duplicator to work – and are comfortable doing so – a database dump complete with a zip of your wp-content directory would probably suffice instead.

[Barry]

Well, thanks for trying – I’m sorry it didn’t get us any further.

Here’s what I suggest (and it’s pretty much in line with what Brian put forward at the end of your previous topic): if we can obtain what we need to duplicate the live site we’ll be better placed to replicate on our end. On this occasion, can I recommend using Duplicator for this task?

Duplicator – Backups & Migration Plugin – Cloud Backups, Scheduled Backups, & More

If you could use that to duplicate the live site and share the resulting duplication file – which I believe will typically be a largish .zip format file – here by private reply (you would need to upload the actual .zip file to your own WordPress site or a service like Dropbox and post the URL here in the forums) we can see if we’re able to get to grips with it.

Is that possible?

[Barry]

Thanks for confirming Anders, I’m glad it worked (and thanks also for the added detail re WP Mailto Links).

I’ll go ahead and close out this topic – but of course please don’t hesitate to post fresh questions if any other issues arise 🙂

[Barry]

Happy to help 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

I’d prefer that you do create a new topic, if that’s ok. The originally posted problem was different – Winfried did not seem to be using the same version of our plugin as you are – and it can also be difficult to help two different users at different stages of the troubleshooting process 🙂

[Barry]

Hi David,

There are a few ways you could tackle this and a great starting point for an overview of safely overriding and customizing our templates can be found in our Themer’s Guide, so that’s well worth reading first of all 🙂

If you take a peek at the month.php template in the first instance you will see it includes this line:

<?php tribe_get_template_part( 'modules/bar' ); ?>

Removing it from there, and placing it somewhere in month/content.php instead (depending on where you want it to go) would be one possibility.

Alternatively, you could “inject” it by using any of the available action hooks, something like this:

add_action( 'tribe_events_after_header', 'insert_main_tribe_bar' );

function insert_main_tribe_bar() {
    tribe_get_template_part( 'modules/bar' );
}

Of course you would still need to remove the originally placed bar from each of the main templates.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi Anders,

So our support for customizations and integrations with other plugins is fairly limited (and I’m not in a position to test this out for you), but judging by the FAQ entries you copied in here it looks as though adding this very short snippet to your theme’s functions.php file would do the trick:

add_filter( 'tribe_get_organizer_email', 'eae_encode_emails' );

Could be worth a shot 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Annette,

Thanks for your interest!

Community Events currently ships without any ecommerce capabilities, so if you want to charge people for submissions, for instance, you would need to do some additional customization work on that count.

It is however completely possible to build such a solution with Community Events as one of the central components 🙂

I hope that answers your question and thanks again for considering Community Events.

[Barry]

Hi Anders,

Great question.

If you check that particular box you’ll notice that an extra parameter is added to the URL, something like this:

example.com/events/?tribeHideRecurrence=1

So, one option is simply to update your navigation menu so that any links to the events page include that extra parameter (thus ensuring the checkbox is checked).

Would that work for you?

[Barry]

Hi Byron,

Yes that is a bit odd and actually we’re planning on making some substantial changes to APM (Advanced Posts Manager – the component that generates the Filters & Columns box) that should hopefully clean up a number of things 🙂

In the meantime, you can modify this without hacking core code by using this filter hook:

tribe_custom_rowecp_venue_filter

This is expected to return the dropdown markup (a simple HTML select element) and you could therefore generate your own and order the venues however you like 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Winfried,

If you are running WooCommerce 2.3.0 or greater can you ensure that you have also updated WooCommerce Tickets to the latest 3.9.1 release – does that help here?

Let me know how you get on!

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