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OK – great!
Apologies once again for the confusion though and I’ll now go ahead and close this thread. Thanks again!
Hmm, well, just building off the invalid date aspect of the syntax error, I wonder if your theme includes a “poly-fill” and that it is misfiring/misbehaving.
For example, our date input includes some placeholder text reading Date – but not all browsers support placeholder attributes and so some themes ships with potentially clever scripts that simulate placeholders by actually populating the element with the value of the placeholder (and quickly removing it before the visitor navigates away so as not to cause issues like this one).
Sometimes of course these things fail. Can you enquire with your theme’s author/vendor and ask if this might be the case and if any such poly-fills can be turned off?
My pleasure, happy to help 🙂
I’ll go ahead and close this thread – but if we can assist with anything else please do feel free to create new topics as needed. Thanks again!
Happy to help 🙂
I’ll go ahead and close this thread – but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads and one of the team will be only too happy to assist. Also, if you have a moment to spare, we’d love to hear about your experiences with The Events Calendar so far.
Thanks again!
Hmm, well the nub of the problem is that one of our Javascript files (widget-countdown.js) is not being enqueued on that page. That’s a bit puzzling, especially as – with a default theme like Twenty Thirteen – it works as expected on event pages (and indeed all pages generally).
It looks like you are using Headway as your theme, is that correct? Unfortunately, there have historically been a number of issues that crop up when trying to use that particular theme.
Happy to help 🙂
Let’s leave this topic open in that case and hopefully there is some good news “in the mail”.
Sorry to hear that.
Gauging popularity can certainly be tricky and there are, as you can imagine, a lot of well known theme shops each with a stack of themes that may all play differently with our plugins – so it’s a tricky balance.
You can certainly request this on UserVoice, though – that has the advantage that other users in search of the same thing can upvote your request which gives us a great sense of how much demand there may be.
Hmm, strange.
I think in this case then you’ll potentially need to tweak your theme to workaround this. The basis of such a change would be to find the code (possibly in header.php) that outputs the page title and modify it, checking to see if photo or list view has been loaded and displaying nothing if so – a bit like this:
if ( tribe_is_list_view() || tribe_is_photo() ) echo ''; else echo $title;(Where the second line basically is a placeholder for your theme’s own logic used to display the title.)
There are other strategies you might use, but not being familiar with your theme I’d probably recommend the above as a starting point – your theme’s author can probably direct you to the correct place to use the above code if you are unsure.
I hope that helps 🙂
We’re always on the look out for new ideas and feature requests: UserVoice is the best place to post these and that also allows others to show their support for a particular idea (and, of course, you in turn can upvote and support existing requests) 🙂
I however still hope that the topic will be resolved – say with a plug-in or in a future release. and yes, as i stated earlier its out of my skills range to develop plug-ins or software – since i am a designer in the first place and therefor rely on paid plug-ins to get me there where i need the website to be.
Definitely, I understand completely. At the same time, there are limits to everything and I’m sorry we can’t go any further with this here in the support forum – but as above do make your wishes known on UserVoice and we’ll certainly do what we can.
Thanks again!
Hi! It’s been a while so I’m going to go ahead and close this thread (and so it will no longer be monitored by staff). If we can help with anything else, though, please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!
Hi! It’s been a while so I’m going to go ahead and close this thread (and so it will no longer be monitored by staff). If we can help with anything else, though, please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!
Hi!
The iCal importer is actually in closed beta right now – it’s not publicly available and although the new user primer is indeed publicly visible it’s not something we have linked to from elsewhere on the site as far as I know (did you simply find it via a Google search or similar?).
I apologize for the confusion in any case and we’ll certainly add a note to the top of that page to make it clearer that it isn’t ready for public consumption just yet. Thanks for pointing this out!
Does that clarify things here?
Hi!
That’s a great question.
It’s worth bearing in mind first of all though that even if a recurring event truly never ends, by default we don’t (and of course could not) create an infinite number of event instances.
In allowing this to be specified though we did recently introduce some constraints which are adjustable via the General Events Settings screen:
- Clean up recurring events after (default: 24 months)
- Create recurring events in advance for (default: 24 months)
These effectively create a buffer period and so – assuming defaults – you would never have more than 4 years worth of recurring events and initially only 2 years worth would be created. You could of course further reduce this to enforce a buffer that means you only have 1 years worth of any given recurring event.
Would that be a viable way forward here?
Hi!
The first thing to do here is review our Themer’s Guide and this section in particular as you’ll probably want to setup a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet to handle this (though if you’re familiar with CSS, feel free to position the following code in any suitable location).
From there, add this short piece of code:
.tribe-events-event-meta { clear: left }Does that help?
