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OK – I just wanted to ensure it wasn’t an official knowledgebase article that highlighted this strategy but had escaped our attention (if it was then we’d of course have wished to amend it) 🙂
Certainly for the time being, multiple custom filters that operate on custom taxonomies would need a different approach like the one I outlined to play nicely with one another and with the plugin’s own event category filter.
Hi helloblustudio,
If no events are found for a given view then, by default, a 404 status is indeed returned.
Ordinarily however you would still see the correct view and you would see within it a message much like the one you suggested – here’s an example of what I mean from our demo site.
I’m not sure why you’re experiencing something other than that, but it does look like you have something of an atypical hosting setup insofar as you have what looks to be a Windows/IIS hosting package plus an IIS addon called Helicon Ape (which is responsible for the pariticular 404 error message you are seeing).
Could it be that Helicon Ape is interfering? I’m admittedly completely unfamiliar with Helicon Ape, but it looks as though the free trial period is up and that has some connection with the appearance of those messages.
Are you in a position to recativate it to see if that resolves this (or can you talk to whomever manages your hosting)?
Hi Jesus,
Our ticketing plugins all allow you to set up multiple tickets per event – each could target a different hour of a given event and you would simply name them appropriately.
You can get a better sense for how these things work here.
I hope that helps!
Hi Michael,
I’m afraid the current recurring event implementation does not allow for this just yet.
Improving the plugin’s flexibility in this area is certainly something we know lots of users like yourself would like to see, though – and as you can see here we’ve actually started our efforts to make it happen 🙂
I can’t give you an ETA for these changes just yet, but do stay tuned as we’ll be sure to announce the changes once they arrive.
Thanks!
Hi there Andrew:
I think your customizations might be part of the problem – the calendar is receiving a response when you page forward/backwards a month, but it is broken due to a fatal error as follows:
Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required '../shalom/hebrew_date_convert.php'Could you try amending/temporarily disabling those bits of code and see if the problem is resolved?
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