[Barry]

Generally speaking yes you will … although the good folks at WooCommerce do have a workaround to automate this (see here). Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi N.,

There is indeed a template: but since WooCommerce Tickets itself sits on top of a ticketing framework that is actually hosted in the core plugin (The Events Calendar) itself you would need to look in there to find it:

the-events-calendar/views/tickets/email.php

Of course, do follow the steps in the Themer’s Guide to ensure you carry out any customizations safely 🙂

Does that help?

[Barry]

I definitely appreciate you wanting to be fair with the license. Ultimately, in this situation, we’re trusting customers to do the right thing – but no, at this time there is no way to enter the license key for individual sites on the network (with the exception of the primary blog).

In operational terms this means you can’t benefit from automated updates – so there is certainly a trade off, there – but generally speaking we’ve found most users in this situation are happy to conduct manual updates and exercise that higher level of control, particularly given an update will affect all sites on the network using the plugin.

Does that answer your question/clarify things?

[Barry]

Hi Micha,

I’d recommend our Community Events plugin for that purpose 🙂

If the number of options it presents have the potential to overwhelm the target audience you’ll be glad to hear it is extremely customizable and you can certainly reduce the number of options to a bear minimum if that’s necessary with some straightforward customizations.

I hope that answers your questions, but do let me know if there is anything else I can help you with.

[Barry]

We’re definitely aware of it – but no, we haven’t had an opportunity to check it out just yet 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

Unfortunately, at this time, I don’t see an easy way to adjust this (even using a filter or other hook).

We’d certainly welcome a feature request if you’d like us to investigate making this more easily adjustable, though, especially as the Eventbrite API is undergoing substantial revisions and we may anyway need to make a few adjustments 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hmnm, that’s a shame.

An alternative is to customize the appropriate template (so your theme’s page.php template, or else our own default-template.php depending on which you have decided to use in the Events > Settings > Display admin screen).

Unfortunately this sort of thing is somewhat fickle and prone to break when one part of the system – be it our plugins or your theme – updates. So two last things to try are switching the template used to display events as above, or else this modified version of the original code (I don’t have the original context nor a theme to hand where this is needed, so I was unfortunately unable to test it – but you could give it a blast even so):

add_filter( 'the_title', 'tribe_restore_title' );

function tribe_restore_title($title) {
	global $wp_query;
	global $post;

	if ( 0 !== $post->ID ) return $title;
	if ( ! isset( $wp_query->tribe_is_event ) || ! $wp_query->tribe_is_event ) return $title;
	if ( ! is_a( $wp_query->posts[0], 'WP_Post' ) || $wp_query->posts[0]->ID == $post->ID ) return $title;

	if ( is_singular() ) return $wp_query->posts[0]->post_title;
	else return tribe_get_events_title();
}

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks for your patience, ipsdc 🙂

[Barry]

Well, I used quotes around “culprit” because we made a number of improvements to the widget in 3.3 (prior to that we were not in a sense being good citizens of the WordPress environment with regards to a few functional details) – I just had a hunch that this might have been relevant in your particular case. I don’t think this is something where we would revert those changes are they impacted negatively on other users.

I definitely sympathize with your position, but from our perspective this looks like an issue exclusively tied to use of the widget within Page Builder – whereas when inserted via a sidebar there is generally no issue (and that of course is how it is primarily intended to be used).

I hope that makes sense and would recommend working with the theme authors further in this situation.

[Barry]

Is it possible you have a custom tribe-events template directory within your theme? If so can you try disabling that (you can do so temporarily simply be renaming it to something like x-events) and see if the problem on month view is resolved?

It’s not impossible this relates to a customization that is no longer valid.

If that doesn’t help to pin down the problem please do go ahead and create a new thread (we try hard to stick to one issue per thread) and one of the team will be more than happy to help.

Since it sounds like the initial issue is now resolved I’ll go ahead and close this thread – thanks!

[Barry]

Awesome, glad you figured it out (and thanks for sharing what the conflict was) 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Steven,

Anything is possible!

You could simply use WordPress’s existing widget_display_callback filter and change the instance properties accordingly – the basic form of something like this would be:

add_filter( 'widget_display_callback', 'customize_list_widget', 10, 3 );

function customize_list_widget( $instance, $widget, $args ) {
	if ( 'tribe-events-adv-list-widget' !== $widget->id_base ) return $instance;
	if ( ! tribe_is_event_category() ) return $instance;

	// Insert your logic to set the category here, ie:
	// $instance['category'] = 4096;

	return $instance;
}

Do bear in mind though that some changes are afoot and the next release will incorporate a new way of specifying multiple categories/tags to filter the result set – rather as the calendar widget currently works – so you may need to adjust your solution at that point.

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

Some browsers add extra embellishments to number input fields and so in this case we end up with the increment/decrement arrows added by the native browser control itself and also the corresponding buttons added by WooCommerce.

In the case of our demo site, a simple tweak like this would work to resolve things on a presentational level:

.woocommerce .quantity input[type="number"] { padding: 0 10px }

So that might work on your own site, too (let me know if not and we can take a second look) – you’d add this to a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet.

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

With regards to the first issue – yes, we are aware of this and a fix is in the works (in fact, it should be available shortly when our next maintenance release rolls out).

With regards to the second question, can I ask first of all that you avoid using private replies unless you are sharing confidential information? Keeping things open just helps to make it easier for others to research similar issues/topics.

I am trying to import facebook events from a personal page using events ID. So far I am doing this almost automatically as I am fetching facebook ics file and extracting a list with all events IDs. Then I copy&paste this list into your text box.

That’s a great idea!

Is there any way to automate this? I think it should be really easy to do a script so I can just feed your php with my list (or lists)

I don’t see why not, there are a number of publicly accessible methods you might leverage in a custom solution – but this is something where we’d really need to leave it to you to dig in and figure things out, as it is very much a custom development task 🙂

when the events IDs list is “large” (I am trying about >200) the process stucks (on the web) and it answers a timeout

Right – I guess it wasn’t really designed for quite that number of IDs/objects to be imported manually … and, indeed, it sounds like you are essentially trying to use a feature designed for manual import as part of an automated solution.

One possibility is that you could work with your web host to increase the execution time available to PHP per request, beyond that you are also welcome to post a request for this feature to be enhanced so it avoids timeouts either by redirecting back to itself when necessary or else by using an ajax updater or something of that order.

And finally a request: As I am willing to “link” somehow my page with facebook, would it be possible to have a list with current attendees?

Again you are more than welcome to post feature requests or add your support to any suitable existing requests over on UserVoice – we review every request and are happy to add new features and functionality wherever it makes sense to do so 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

No plans currently exist for this one, I’m afraid. You are more than welcome to add your support to this feature request, however, and you may also be interested in this example of creating a custom view (which you might use as the basis of your own custom year view solution).

I hope that helps 🙂

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