[Barry]

Hi!

Yes, that should be possible  you could simply create three ticket types (one hour, half day and full day) for an event on each day where you offer the consultations.

Does that answer your question?

[Barry]

Hi! Our tutorials list actually includes a tutorial covering how to move the tickets form. Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi!

So long as your theme supports regular WordPress nav menus you should be able to simply edit the relevant menu (via the Appearance > Menus admin screen) and add a custom link – which you can then drag and drop into the appropriate position.

In fact, there should be a list of event pages and a pre-crafted menu entry for the main events page itself available:

(If you’re not seeing that, though, please use the Screen Options pulldown at the top of that page and ensure Events is checked.)

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Ash, that should be possible – does the following snippet (which you might add to your theme’s functions.php file) help out here?

add_action( 'parse_query', 'remove_events_from_tag_query', 75 );

function remove_events_from_tag_query( $query ) {
	if ( ! $query->is_tag || ! is_array( $query->get( 'post_type' ) ) ) return;
	if ( ! in_array( TribeEvents::POSTTYPE, $query->get( 'post_type' ) ) ) return;

	$types = $query->get( 'post_type' );

	foreach ( $types as $index => $post_type )
		if ( $post_type === TribeEvents::POSTTYPE ) unset( $types[$index] );

	$query->set( 'post_type', $types );
}

[Barry]

Hi -yes, that’s correct – single venue pages require Events Calendar PRO to operate (or else you’d need to build this out as a customization if you wanted the same feature without using PRO, but I’m afraid that’s a bit beyond what we can help you with here on the support forum) 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

I’m not entirely clear as to what you mean/what you’re trying to achieve here. Can you give me an example – do you wish to schedule an event for 2015, or something else?

Certainly if it’s simply setting an event start date to 2015 this should be easily achievable via the datepicker in the event editor, but definitely let me know if something else is getting in your way 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

An easy solution would be to add the following CSS rule:

#tribe-events-bar { display: none }

I see you’ve already got a number of custom CSS rules relating to events in place – so if you’re happy adding the above rule to that list then that ought to do the job, otherwise I would recommend setting up a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet (full details are in our Themer’s Guide) and adding it there.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry to hear you’re experiencing difficulties.

Can you confirm that WordPress has been set to the correct timezone (via the General Settings admin screen)? If this hasn’t been configured then things may have rolled over prematurely.

[Barry]

I’m sorry for the inconvenience, Anthony – this is a known bug and one that ought to be fixed in the very next release.

[Barry]

Hi – great to hear that you’re thinking of buying PRO 🙂

Let me try and answer each of your questions:

Q1 – will it work on local environment?
I’m constructing demo site on my local environment using MAMP.
Will pro version work on my local site(on my laptop)?

Yes, completely possible – in fact most of the team do just that 🙂

I’ve done some customizes with free version of The Events Calendar.
Can I use the files I’ve already customized with pro version?

So long as you safely modified things via template overrides/adding snippets to a safe location like your theme’s functions.php file (rather than by altering core plugin code) then yes, there should be no problem here!

Q3 – venue list
Is it possible to have venue list page by creating archive-venue.php?

Q4 – custom taxonomy for venue
Can venue have category by custom taxonomy?

Q5 – additional information for venue
Is it possible to add additional information for venue by using custom field?

These types of thing are absolutely possible: they are really the sorts of customization you’d have to drive forward by yourself – but there are certainly no fundamental barriers and if you’re at home developing in the WordPress environment generally this shouldn’t be too hard 🙂

I hope that answers your questions – but please let me know if you need anything else.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi!

Possibly unrelated to the core issue you’re describing but there is a syntax error caused by your Google Analytics JS being “double wrapped” something like this (though that particular issue isn’t unique to your event pages):

<script type="text/javascript"><script type="text/javascript">
    ...
</script></script>

Getting closer to the issue at hand, I wonder if a spanner is being thrown in the works by your use of an older version of jQuery: you are using 1.7.x – which is being loaded from an external source (Google) – whereas WordPress’s bundled copy of the jQuery library at this time is 1.11.x.

Is it essential that you use the older version/can you try switching to the copy (or at least the same version) that currently ships with WordPress?

[Barry]

That’s an interesting question and I suspect that it’s going to be the sort of customization that is sufficiently niche we will really have to leave the fine detail to you – but I’d be happy to explore this a little and offer some pointers if I can 🙂

What I’d like to do is have all views continue showing events that are happening today … Ideally, I’d like to list events even up to a week after they happen (many of our events are recurring, and people could technically still sign up until week 2).

Can you describe in more detail how you picture this working and if you really need it to happen on all views – are you hoping to apply this to week and month view for instance, or just list view?

Might a separate page/widget that exists for this purpose suffice, leaving the existing views to operate as they currently do?

[Barry]

No problem! We’ll carry on the conversation over here 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

That’s an interesting question. We’re pretty limited in how much support we can provide for customization/integration tasks like this one – but what I’d recommend here is creating a recurring event (through the event editor) and then looking at the database to get a sense of how the resulting posts (and post meta for each) are structured – it’s not quite as simple as populating a single meta field, actually a number of posts must be generated.

I hope that helps, but if you have any further more specific questions about this definitely let me know and again if I can point you in the right direction I’d be happy to do so 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

So is this in relation to Community Events?

As I don’t know what modal plugin you are referring to our quite how it works I’m making a few educated guesses here – but I think basically you would need to find a way to identify the relevant “Add Event” link in your nav menu, trap any click events and trigger the display of the modal dialog.

Ultimately I think this relates more to the modal plugin than it does to our Community Events plugin (since the same basic process would really apply whether the menu item relates to the submission form or any other page) and so it may be best to reach out to the author of this particular plugin for further advice on this one.

Does that help?

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