[Barry]

<p>No problem: I’ll  go ahead and close this thread for the time being – but I’ve linked it to the corresponding bug report on our internal tracker and we’ll do our best to reopen and let you know when the fix is available.</p><p>Thanks again for your support and patience :-)</p>

[Barry]

OK:

Block access to WordPress dashboard – checked
All roles – checked.

Administrator shouldn’t be in that list – can you confirm that is true in your case and that this was happening to you while logged in with an administrator role? Or were you logged in at some other level?

 

[Barry]

OK – so it sounds like you expect it to filter the result set down to a given year, yet I’m not honestly sure why you’d expect this code to do that.

Best I can tell I’m looking at a loop with an if-elseif-elseif structure inside it, so there are four possible outcomes (with only three where something actually happens). Putting the comments aside for the moment, though, the code in each clause is identical:

• You’re firing the tribe_events_inside_before_loop action
• Then you call tribe_events_list_the_date_headers()
• Next you call the list/single template, wrapping it in a div
• Finally you fire the tribe_events_inside_after_loop action

Is it possible code is missing from what you posted? If so feel free to re-post it but please do so using Pastebin, Gist or a similar service. My guess is that perhaps you’re expecting a large result set with events from a number of years – but when I load the page you referenced without any year-specific queries I only see events from 2014: could that be part of the problem (that your result set isn’t big enough for this approach to succeed)?

[Barry]

Hi Lars – can you try the same step outlined here?

[Barry]

I have a suspicion as to the cause. Can you add the following to your wp-config.php file?

define( 'SCRIPT_DEBUG', true );

Then perform a refresh – does that resolve this? If so, know that we’ll aim to have a substantive fix out there as quickly as we can 🙂

[Barry]

Apologies, ignore that – I just found it in one of the other threads – bear with me.

[Barry]

Hi Lars: can you share a password or link me to a thread where you have already done so?

[Barry]

That’s some great feedback and if you wanted to post it on UserVoice as a feature request it would certainly be welcome 🙂

It’s definitely possible to tweak things. Though they aren’t straight-up solutions to what you’ve outlined, these threads may be of interest:

• tri.be/support/forums/topic/map-view-event-date-issue
• tri.be/support/forums/topic/map-tooltip-event-url
• tri.be/support/forums/topic/all-events-on-maps

The essence being you can to an extent modify the marker data via the tribe_events_ajax_response filter.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Definitely – anything is possible!

I’m guessing your interest is in Community Events since you’re referring to submitters creating events, in which case you could probably make a tweak to the image upload module (it’s all customizable) and also leverage a suitable third party plugin that facilitates multiple featured images per-post.

So, although it won’t do quite what you want “out of the box”, it probably wouldn’t take too much work to get there.

I hope that answers your question but please do let me know if we can help with anything else.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Unfortunately not, though you’re welcome to post feature requests for things like this.

Perhaps you could set up a single day and then duplicate it using a suitable post duplicator plugin? I don’t know of any that I’d recommend off the top of my head – but it could be worth looking into.

[Barry]

Sorry for the inconvenience – could you try adding this to a custom tribe-events-pro.css stylesheet?

.tribe-events-venue address.venue-address span.street-address { display: inline-block }

The basic idea is to create a new stylesheet at tribe-events/pro/tribe-events-pro.css (within your theme or child theme directory) and put any Events Calendar PRO-specific CSS in there – more details are available in the Themer’s Guide. Does that help?

We’ll definitely get a substantive fix in place shortly.

[Barry]

Glad you’re liking the plugins, Vince 🙂

That’s an interesting scenario. Potentially you could use something like WooCommerce Tickets or EDD Tickets and have teachers create free tickets for events – the resulting “order” could then be approved or declined accordingly. Though it’s bending the purpose somewhat, there’s no reason you can’t do something creative there as it sounds like, from a high level, that’s basically the kind of flow you need.

I’m not sure if you anticipate teachers having admin access with which to create events/tickets or not – but if not possibly you could also make use of Community Events. Out of the box it doesn’t let people set up tickets in their submissions, but you certainly could customize it further.

…Or… you could follow your own path and do something completely custom – a lot depends on what you feel comfortable with.

I hope that helps, but let me know if you have any further questions on this one 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

This should definitely be possible.

The first resource you should check out is our Themer’s Guide which covers the basics of safely customizing and overriding templates.

The fine detail of something like this really hinges on the structure of your theme, but in principle since you are using the Default Events Template you could override that very template (default-template.php) and simply add a get_sidebar() call.

I’d love to be more specific, but since different themes work in different ways it’s really something where a working knowledge of the theme itself will come into its own.

[Barry]

Hi!

I’d be happy to take another quick look (though the amount of support we can offer for customizations like this is limited) but I’m not quite sure what the problem is?

If I set that up inside a custom list/loop.php template there are no particular breakages that I’m seeing.

[Barry]

Hi: sorry you’re hitting difficulties.

That definitely looks like a valid bug and we’ll get it logged and fixed as quickly as we can 🙂

Thanks for the report – and apologies for the inconvenience in the meantime. I can appreciate that would make your workflow re lack of custom recurring events a little awkward, but perhaps you could increase the number of events listed per page and use your browser’s search tools to quickly skip through the relevant events, or just search for events with the relevant name?

[Author]

Posts