[Barry]

Hi – sorry you’re having difficulties.

In our own tests it certainly seems to be working fine and, honestly, I’d expect to have seen more threads about this problem if there was a general ongoing issue here.

I do wonder about the nature of the error you are experiencing – Download Failed – sometimes this might happen if file permissions do not allow WordPress to write to the system’s temporary directory or some similar issue.

In the short-term, would it be possible for you to manually grab the latest plugin versions and update via FTP?

[Barry]

It should be possible to do this via CSS if you’d prefer that route – a short snippet like this ought to do the trick:

.eventbrite-ticket-embed iframe { height: 234px !important }

Of course, you may need to adjust that figure and increase or decrease it appropriately. You can find out about adding custom CSS (usually via a tribe-events/tribe-events.css file within your theme) by reading our Themer’s Guide.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi!

It’s definitely possible – perhaps there are even plugins out there that do the same thing for regular post categories that you might be able to repurpose – but I’m afraid it’s the sort of customization that we’d need to leave you to figure out.

Are you observing a notably negative impact owing to the inclusion of “category” in the URLs?

[Barry]

Hi: it looks like you might be using both Community Events and Events Calendar PRO (and of course, by extension, The Events Calendar).

Owing to some code refactoring the best update experience is going to be achieved here by temporarily deactivating all three, then uploading fresh copies of each – then reactivate them.

If you don’t feel happy doing this manually you could try using automated updates and just ensure you update Community Events first of all, followed by Events Calendar PRO and then The Events Calendar itself.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

The query arguments used to build that list are filterable via the tribe_ce_my_events_query hook – so something like this (which you could add to your theme’s functions.php file) should work:

add_filter( 'tribe_ce_my_events_query', 'alter_community_my_events_list' );

function alter_community_my_events_list( $args ) {
    $args['eventDisplay'] = 'custom';
    $args['start_date'] = '2000-01-01';
    $args['end_date'] = '2100-01-01';
    return $args;
}

Does that help?

[Barry]

We’re happy to help if we can – but as the initial issue seems to be solved and we try hard to stick to a policy of one issue per thread I’d ask that you create new threads (if you haven’t already done so) for the map view problem and indeed for any other problems.

I’ll go ahead and close this one – thanks!

[Barry]

OK – well let’s leave this thread open for the time being, and you can update when and if necessary 🙂

[Barry]

this is the detail of date 5 july, well
here you can see two links to the previous event “25-6-2014 Mens Day” and the next event “VII BENEFICO AUTISMO ANGEL RIVIERE “.
these are the links that we want to hide.

OK, so a piece of CSS like this (added to a custom tribe-events.css stlyesheet for example) should do the trick:

.tribe-events-sub-nav { display: none }

Does that help?

[Barry]

Awesome 🙂

[Barry]

Definitely, we can leave this open for the time being 🙂

Thanks again!

[Barry]

That isn’t ideal, certainly, but the reality is we just can’t guarantee being able to help folks integrate with every plugin out there as you can understand.

“It works correctly and filters correctly when first loading a page, so the fault may lie in the method that TEC Pro uses to link to a Prev/Next Month view.”

We’re not doing anything especially tricky here. If it helps though:

• When our handler for the ajax request runs, it works through query_posts() and sets the minimum number of args necessary to retrieve the data it needs
• Press Permit’s PP_QueryInterceptor::flt_posts_clauses() method subsequently modifies the query and – when the get_posts_where() method from the same class runs – it injects a condition that can never be satisfied: that is, one must equal two for results to be returned

Of course, that impossible condition is being inserted purposefully – but we’ll need to leave it to you and the Press Permit team to figure out why it’s logic leads it to do this.

As we can’t offer much more on this occasion I’ll go ahead and close the thread, but I do wish you luck 🙂

[Barry]

Hi! Did that work for you – are you now able to safely deactivate The Events Calendar?

[Barry]

http://dev02.wpbecd.com/events/ (same box, out of order)
http://wbee.itmwpb.com/events/ (different box, IN ORDER)

At least this morning, it seems to me they are the same in each case – both are in order – did you manage to resolve this?

[Barry]

Perhaps it was initially in the wrong directory? In any case, it looks like it’s in place now and the rules are being observed.

Does that resolve this issue?

[Barry]

My pleasure 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close this thread, but of course if we can assist with anything else please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed. Thanks again!

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