[Barry]

Hi!

Modifying the current release so it’s output looks identical to a previous version is something we’d really need to leave in your hands – but do check out our Themer’s Guide which covers the basics in terms of further customization of the calendar.

If you prefer to run with an older version of the plugin you can obtain historic versions from these places:

• Our downloads page here on tri.be
• Our WordPress plugin page (for the core plugin)

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi!

Would the week view iCal feed – typically found at a URL something like the following example – help?

http://example.com/events/week/?ical=1&tribe_display=week

(Essentially just your week view URL with the extra params you can see above tacked on at the end.)

Let me know if that works for you 🙂

[Barry]

Hi! So essentially you want orders to be marked as complete automatically? Does this help?

[Barry]

OK, so the first thing here is to read up on the process of overriding templates – this and more is detailed in our Themer’s Guide and is well worth a read.

From there you will probably want to setup a custom version of the community/modules/venue.php template (and this would live within your theme’s tribe-events directory). Find the following line of code:

<input id="StateProvinceText" name="venue[Province]" type="text" name="" size="25" value="<?php echo ( isset( $venue_province ) && $venue_province != '' && $venue_province != -1 ) ? esc_attr($venue_province) : ''; ?>" />

Replace it with something like this, adapting it to your specific use-case:

<select id="StateProvinceText" name="venue[Province]">
	<option value="rgn1"> Region one </option>
	<option value="rgn2"> Region two </option>
	<option value="rgn3"> Region three </option>
</select>

(Naturally you would need logic to pre-select whichever province might already have been selected.)

I hope that gets you on track – and good luck 🙂

[Barry]

Excellent – thanks for updating the thread (and thanks to Pippin for jumping on top of this) 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close out the thread but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed.

Thanks again!

[Barry]

Thanks for giving that a try, it’s unfortunate that there is still a problem. Yet, still, I can’t replicate locally and there are no other current reports of this that I’m aware of – yet there are certainly a large number of users also using the same version of WooCommerce in tandem with our plugins … puzzling :-/

Question: when you moved this across to the new account, did GoDaddy handle the migration on your behalf?

If you set up a brand new WordPress installation – purely for testing purposes – in a subdirectory and initially add and activate only The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO and WooCommerce (using fresh copies, rather than just duplicating the existing site’s plugin directories) does the same problem crop up?

Also, though I appreciate the answer may simply be “no”, do you happen to have any other hosting accounts with another provider where you could try out the same steps?

[Barry]

I just tried again and it was MISS the first time, but when I tested again, it was HIT.

So perhaps this is a “red herring” and not really connected with the true problem. What you’re describing sounds reasonable enough – ie, you make a change and though the output is cacheable there may not yet be a cached copy available to serve (hence a miss) … but on trying again there may then be a cached version that can be served (hence a hit).

I’d love to help further, but given the above and the fact I just don’t see an appreciable slowdown I’m honestly not sure what else we can do for you in this case.

[Barry]

Hi Peter – apologies in the first instance for the delay in responding – I was out-of-office for most of the week and unfortunately there wasn’t enough bandwidth across the team as a whole to reassign this.

If Gameplan ships with its own custom events templates (and perhaps further customizes things through it’s functions.php file or similar) and that is the source of the issue I’m afraid you’ll need to take it to the theme authors and seek help – I just don’t have sufficient knowledge of the theme to know what the problem might be.

Historically there have been some problems with Gameplan but nothing comes to mind that would be directly relevant in this situation, so perhaps this is something that has only just arisen?

[Barry]

Hi!

We don’t normally deliver support via the pre-sales forum. Would it be possible for you to login and post your question in our PRO forum or, if you have not purchased a license, to take this to our free support forum instead?

Thanks!

[Barry]

OK – interestingly I don’t see that locally. Can I ask you to confirm the answer to my previous question?

You indicated having already tried deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme: can you confirm if that resolved the problem and if it allowed you to identify and components as causing these problems?

Thanks!

[Barry]

I’m sorry, Vernon: for some reason this thread wasn’t flagged up as being in need of a reply until you posted your second follow-up (and I have been out-of-office this week). Ideally another team member would have picked this up in my absence but that doesn’t seem to have happened – so please do accept our apologies on that count.

Can you specify just how much and what sort of dev work would be required? What are the obstacles?

It’s difficult to say exactly simply because I don’t know your full requirements and of course discussing them in depth is beyond what we can do for you here in the pre-sales forum.

That said, two avenues come to mind immediately. One is that every time an event is created/updated on a “child site” you create or update a corresponding event within the primary blog – that shouldn’t be too arduous but would require a decent working knowledge of developing on the WordPress platform (as we have built up The Events Calendar on top of systems like custom post types – so the WordPress API alone would allow you to do this – though we do have some helper functions of our own).

The second is that you query each child site in turn (not necessarily too tricky, in essence it would boil down to using switch_to_blog() and tribe_get_events() creatively) and combine – and possibly cache – the results, or else craft a custom query, or set of queries, to do the same thing directly.

I’d love to go in to more detail, but realistically a custom development task like this – though it’s certainly achievable – is something where we’d need to leave the implementation details to you.

Thanks again!

[Barry]

Hi! It’s been a while so I will now close out this thread (it will no longer be monitored by staff). Of course, if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi! It’s been a while so I will now close out this thread (it will no longer be monitored by staff). Of course, if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi! It’s been a while so I will now close out this thread (it will no longer be monitored by staff). Of course, if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi! It’s been a while so I will now close out this thread (it will no longer be monitored by staff). Of course, if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks!

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