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I wouldn’t have thought any old data in the database would interfere in this case; can you confirm what your end-of-day cutoff setting currently is (via the Events Settings screen)?
I’m afraid we do not, but we’d be happy to provide you with a list of independent developers/freelancers who might be able to assist if you email us at pro (at) tri (dot) be.
Thanks!
Odd. Does this only happen with your particular theme? For instance if – as a quick experiment – you switch to Twenty Thirteen and set up something similar, do you find it works then?
Not at all, so long as you follow the guidelines in the Themer’s Guide (linked to in my previous reply) you should be good to go. If your theme is a commercial theme and any custom templates you place in there are at risk of being wiped upon update you could alternatively set things up from within a child theme and place your template overrides in there.
Does that help?
Hi katecooleltd,
I definitely appreciate your viewpoint and certainly understand your frustration.
From our perspective, though, there are numerous SEO plugins and a huge number of themes with built-in SEO facilities out there – and they all work differently.
Whether you are using a separate plugin for SEO or the facilities that ship with your theme – as you are – it’s worth remembering that they too are bolting on something extra that WordPress doesn’t do by itself and so there is no common standard here, despite the fact that SEO generally may be seen as something which underpins many successful websites (as you pointed out).
The reality is, it simply isn’t practical to support every permutation that’s out there and when you bring two systems together some amount of work is often needed to integrate them.
We definitely appreciate your feedback here though and remain open to any feature requests you might post and encourage you to upvote/show your support to any suitable existing requests.
Thanks again 🙂
No worries, I missed it too on first inspection (just because of the colour scheme)! Anyway, glad it’s all sorted.
I’ll go ahead and close this thread – but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Also, if you have a moment, we’d love to hear your thoughts on The Events Calendar over on our review page 🙂
Thanks again!
OK, I don’t really have the full context as you’ve only shared a small piece of your code – but am I right in thinking you are doing this from outwith the additional fields loop?
Ultimately, something very similar is going to be needed. You need to determine if the event has passed or not and then – if a button URL has been set – display it.
Can you simply borrow the line of code I used to set $event_passed and use that as a test before displaying your button code?
Right, sorry for the confusion. As that is a piece of PHP it would need to be wrapped in PHP tags:
<?php TribeEventsPro::instance()->single_event_meta->additional_fields(); ?>(Unless of course it is positioned within a set of existing tags.)
I have found the function maybeAddEventTitle and can use the tribe_events_add_title filter. But this does not actually filter the ECP landing page title (the default calendar view), which shows as “Events >> %sitename”
Hmm, I’m not sure there is any other place … might a side effect of another plugin/your theme be at work here?
YES, I’ve deactivated all other plugins to check for a plugin conflict.
YES, I’ve reverted to the 2011 default WordPress theme (with other plugins still deactivated) to check for a theme conflict.I see you carried out the above steps which is great: can you confirm the title remained as Events » %sitename even under those conditions, rather than (for example) Upcoming Events | %sitename or Events for (date) | %sitename?
Thanks!
Glad you found it!
I’ll go ahead and close this thread, but definitely feel free to open a new one if we might be able to help with anything else.
Thanks again 🙂
Can you share your .po file (by uploading it to Dropbox/your WP site and sharing the link) so I can take a peek?
Hi – please note first of all that it’s best to share code via Pastebin or Gist (ideally, one paste per file) rather than posting it directly in the forum – apart from being hard to read a number of characters may be transformed and bits and bobs may even be stripped out.
In any case, that’s a lot of code to read through! Your list/loop.php template doesn’t look hugely different to the default version, albeit you’ve commented out a section. Perhaps you could isolate the problem to a single template and summarize the differences, then try to figure out exactly which element is throwing a spanner in the works?
While we’re happy to point you in the right direction if we can, the onus is primarily on you as the developer making these customizations to get to the bottom of situations like this.
Hi!
To delete the plugin itself you could simply delete the plugin directory, normally called the-events-calendar and found within wp-content/plugins.
You could do this and then upload a fresh copy/re-install from scratch – and that might be worth a try before you wipe anything from the database.
Beyond that, if you really feel the urge to clear all event data from the database you could use Event Rocket. Simply activate Event Rocket, then deactivate The Events Calendar and look in the Tools menu for an Event Data Cleanup option and go from there … do understand though that this is a third party, unsupported plugin – so you would be using it at your own risk.
Does that help?
Hi!
Using a default theme the image is indeed downsized somewhat as the total width comes in just under 300px, when I test this out.
That said there are a few ways to tackle this. One is a CSS tweak to narrow the width of those columns – but another could be to override the pro/photo/single-event.php template (full details on doing this can be found here) and find the following line:
<?php echo tribe_event_featured_image( null, 'medium' ); ?>Within your customized version, simply change medium to large. Would that help here?
