[Barry]

I do apologize, Steven, I obviously didn’t have my brain in gear when I read your post first time round.

You’re right – and that’s of course because Eventbrite itself cannot understand the shortcodes. Theoretically I guess we could interpret them and then send the resulting content to Eventbrite – but that may not be desirable in every case (some shortcodes may dynamically generate different content or rely on the existence of enqueued stylesheets/Javascript assets – which we can’t assume will be present within eventbrite.com itself).

That said, we could certainly aim to do a little better here and I’ll log a feature request to enable to processing of shortcodes before exporting events to Eventbrite.

[Barry]

So you might need to further refine this (it is, admittedly, a bit of a hack) but it might serve as a functional workaround, or at least the basis of one:

add_action( 'init', 'pp_events_helper', 5 );

function pp_events_helper() {
	if ( ! defined( 'DOING_AJAX' ) || ! DOING_AJAX ) return;
	if ( ! isset($_POST['tribe_calendar'] ) ) return;

	$GLOBALS['pagenow'] = '__PP_EVENTS_HELPER__';
	add_filter( 'pp_nofilter_uris', 'pp_events_add_nofilter_uri' );
}

function pp_events_add_nofilter_uri( $uris ) {
	$uris[] = '__PP_EVENTS_HELPER__';
	return $uris;
}

I’m not massively familiar with Permit Press Core but there didn’t seem to be any particularly more graceful ways of accomplishing this – though I could easily be missing something. In any case, if you can add that to your theme’s functions.php file hopefully it will alleviate the problem.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Please note this thread will no longer be monitored by staff (as it’s been a while now without further activity). If you have any further questions please don’t hesitate to create new threads and one of the team will be happy to help 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks for the feedback, John.

@jongsmith @nakturnal – has the same approach helped you guys at all?

[Barry]

Hi Anthony,

Can you confirm if you’re working through the API added by this plugin (or if you are using develop code for WordPress that hasn’t yet been released in stable form)?

[Barry]

There definitely seems to be a valid bug here – thanks for bringing it to our attention. We’ll log this and get it fixed as quickly as we can (and, as soon as is possible, we’ll post an update in here to keep you informed).

[Barry]

Hmm, interesting.

Can you confirm if you have any custom templates set up in a tribe-events directory within the theme? If so, does temporarily renaming these/removing them help to resolve the issue with shortcodes?

[Barry]

Hi – sorry to hear you’re experiencing difficulties.

Can you link me to a live example of the problem (I see you provided a URL but even stripping away the comment in brackets it doesn’t seem to resolve)? I’d also love to know what your WordPress date and time format settings are and what date formats are set up in the Events > Settings > Display admin screen.

Last but by no means least, could you try deactivating all other plugins except for The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO and – at the same time – switch to a default, completely unmodified theme such as Twenty Thirteen and check if this issue still persists under those conditions?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hmm, something definitely seems to be going wrong there. I see you already tried deactivating all other plugins … can you confirm if you also tried switching to a default, unmodified theme? I can’t help but wonder if this boils down to a theme conflict.

[Barry]

Hi!

It looks like the HTML you added makes use of a CSS class called evsubp – so you could form custom selectors using some rules like these:

#tribe-community-events h2.evsubp { color: blue }
#tribe-community-events .evsubp li { color: green }

You might add these to a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet (see our Themer’s Guide for more info on doing just that) 🙂

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Kristen:

It looks like the times for the source events on Facebook are expressed in EDT – could it be that your WordPress site is configured to use a different timezone, resulting in a conversion?

[Barry]

Hi: it looks like your theme is adding an extra CSS class – threecol – to each event, and it also has a rule in place that reduces the width of any matching elements to 33.3%.

One way to workaround this could be to add a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet containing the following rule (you might need to tweak a little to get a really great fit):

.tribe-events-calendar td .threecol { width: 82% }

You can find out more about setting up a tribe-events.css file in our Themer’s Guide – but the essence is simply to create in your theme folder, something like this:

wp-content/themes/YOUR_THEME/tribe-events/tribe-events.css

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry to hear you’re facing difficulties when working with recurring events.

Can you give me a sense of the sort of recurring events this impacts? Is it all of them, or have you noticed that it’s only when an pattern that would generate a large number of instances is used?

I wonder as well if a plugin or theme conflict might be at work. Is it possible to try deactivating all other plugins except for The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO and switch to a default and completely unmodified theme such as Twenty Thirteen – then check if the same problem arises under those conditions?

Thanks!

 

[Barry]

Great to hear you like the plugin!

where I change the css code to change the background color of the geolacation, this is the link:

I’m not too sure as to the best approach here, the generated tooltip consists of a number of div elements without either IDs or classes applied to them – so forming a selector is likely to be tricky. Definitely check out Google’s own docs covering markers and tooltips (info windows), though:

• developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/markers
• developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/examples/infowindow-simple

And for the login button:

http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk14/jimusicec/login_zpsaf8fe504.png

This is a little easier 🙂

The first thing to do is read up on our Themer’s Guide which covers creating your own custom tribe-events.css stylesheet. Basically though you would target this button with a rule like this one:

#tribe-events .login-submit input { background: blue }

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry you’re hitting difficulties.

Can you give me an example of an affected event and can you also share a screenshot of the ticket settings (including the start/end sale dates)?

 

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