[Barry]

OK, that sounds like the best course of action here.

Do bear in mind that the conflict – if there is one – could be with a plugin (or with some code inside your theme) which is not itself directly interested in maps or mapping functionality, so though initial testing with the Leaflet Maps Marker plugin was definitely a good step it also is well worth doing some broader troubleshooting.

What I’ll do is leave this thread open for the time being and if you or your designer have any further questions about this problem please feel free to ask 🙂

[Barry]

OK – thanks for confirming!

I believe the email in question is actually generated by a pluggable WordPress function – wp_new_user_notification() – and because it is pluggable you can write your own replacement that generates a more tailored email.

Unfortunately, though I could certainly be mistaken, I don’t see any filter hooks (other than perhaps the wp_mail hook) that would make it readily achievable to change things without that step, though perhaps you can find a suitable plugin to save you some work?

In any case, this really boils down to customizing and adapting core WordPress functionality rather than anything directly managed by our own plugins – so I hope the above gets you on track or at least gives you a few ideas you can explore, but it would probably be best to take any further questions to the wordpress.org forums.

With that in mind I will go ahead and close this thread, but I do wish you luck and thanks again for posting 🙂

 

[Barry]

Hi!

What would I choose as the events template in settings then?

Sorry for not being clearer: if you follow the approach I outlined then you would select the Default Events Template.

The month view renders properly (http://www.bayareascience.org/schedule/2014-10/), but when I select any other view than month, my template renders a mess: http://www.bayareascience.org/schedule/map/

Have you reverted your changes here/are you just using the same template for all? Both look pretty good to me – can you highlight what the problem is exactly?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi!

I’m afraid we have nothing further to report. We did indeed start looking into this however, since late 2013, the amount of demand we were seeing for this really tailed off – in fact yours in the first request I’ve seen in quite some time.

That’s not to say we won’t still consider doing further work here, just that in the circumstances we felt it better to prioritize other issues. The best course of action at this point would be to post your request on UserVoice which is our preferred channel for feature requests:

tribe.uservoice.com

I can’t see any existing requests for this so you may need to create a fresh one (but if you do find a pre-existing request that meets your needs feel free to show your support by up-voting it 🙂 ).

There’s not too much more we can offer at this point so I will go ahead and close the thread, but if we can assist with anything else please don’t hesitate to let us know by opening a new thread.

Thanks again!

[Barry]

OK – sometimes that is indeed the best and most sure-footed way forward. Certainly if you have any other issues relating to The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO (or even any further specific questions about this one on behalf of any designer/developer you hire) please don’t hesitate to create a new thread and ask.

We can’t always go into too much depth with customizations but we’re certainly happy to give a push in the right direction wherever possible.

Thanks again 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Kishore,

Great question.

There are a few ways to go about something like this – one fairly straight forward way is to override and customize the default-template.php. You can find complete instructions in the Themer’s Guide, but basically you would copy:

the-events-calendar/views/default-template.php

Then place the copy in your theme at a path something like this:

your-theme/tribe-events/default-template.php

Then, just above get_header(), you could add some code like this:

// If this is not month view, use another template
if ( ! tribe_is_month() ) {
    get_template_part( 'page' );
    return;
}

Would that work here?

[Barry]

Hi Diallo,

Thanks for considering our ticketing addons.

In short, it should absolutely be possible to accomplish your goals – though a little customization here or there may be needed 🙂

The first thing to note is all of our ticketing addons are designed to integrate with and build on top of an underlying ecommerce plugin (one of WooCommerce, Shopp, WP E-Commerce or Easy Digital Downloads). As much as is possible, our plugins do not interfere with the checkout or payment handling side of life – that is all delegated to the ecommerce plugin in question.

So, in many ways, the important thing here is to determine which of those ecommerce plugins best meets your needs here. Most, I believe, support Authorize.net – but you may need to purchase a further payment gateway addon to open this up.

Typically they all also facilitate an order flow whereby the merchant can choose to complete orders and payment will not be taken until that happens – similarly, it’s generally possible to short circuit things and make them authorize/complete orders automatically: so it should certainly be possible to achieve what you want, but I’d strongly recommend checking in with the authors of each plugin in the first instance.

Does that answer your questions?

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

If you visit the Community Events settings page (Events → Settings → Community) you should see an option allowing you to block users from the admin environment. You should also see an optional redirect URL.

So, one thing you could try, is blocking subscribers and setting the redirect URL to the community submission page.

Would that work here?

[Barry]

Hi!

I imagine that is indeed possible. Just to be clear though, do you mean the regular WordPress user confirmation email?

[Barry]

Hi – sorry to hear you are facing difficulties.

I definitely appreciate your reluctance to troubleshoot on a live site: would it be possible to quickly create a fresh WordPress installation, add only our plugins and confirm that there is no problem under default conditions? From there if you start adding your theme and stack of plugins you should quickly be able to arrive at the source of the conflict.

I imagine that’s going to be the fastest way forward here – could we give that a go?

[Barry]

Hi Paolo – thanks for getting in touch 🙂

Widgets for Featured event / Best seller / Featured artist

We have a number of widgets and our advanced list widget – which ships with Events Calendar PRO – in particular is really flexible, so you could for instance set it to show events belonging to a specific category (such as featured events) or else a specific tag.

Allow registered users to menage their venue, artists, organizer page (not just for events)

Almost!

Our Community Events add-on allows users (you can restrict things so that only registered users are permitted) to add events. They can add organizer/venue data when they submit their event – but I would note that, at this time, they cannot edit venues or organizers after that point.

(That would certainly be possible with a little customization work, though.)

Restyling the front end event list and venue

Absolutely – all of our plugins are highly customizable and we have a comprehensive Themer’s Guide to get you started.

I hope that answers your questions, but do let me know if I can help with anything else.

[Barry]

Hi: I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulties.

I do see that when following the links from month view for some of the recurring events you mentioned it brings you to what looks like a blank page. When I look at the page source, though, I can see that some HTML is being sent, but it looks like it is being cutoff prematurely.

This leads me to think there may be a conflict of some kind, either with your theme or with another plugin. At this point can I ask you to run through our standard troubleshooting steps? If we can identify the conflict we can start thinking about a path forward 🙂

Thanks!

 

[Barry]

OK, great – so you don’t need any further assistance for the time being?

[Barry]

Thanks – I think in retrospect that may indeed have been a false lead.

We’re actively looking into this, though – and I’ll keep you posted as things progress 🙂

[Barry]

Hi David,

How about if you add a short snippet like this one (to your theme’s functions.php file):

[Update: please see revised code, below]

Does that clear this up?

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