[Barry]

Hi!

I’m afraid we can’t help a great deal with custom development questions like this one – but can you give me a better sense of what errors you are seeing?

One thing I do notice, unless I’m missing something/it’s catered for in your custom single-event.php template, is that you don’t appear to be setting up the global $post object – if so, any number of functions within the template may fail as they will not “know” which event is being referred to.

[Barry]

Hi!

You’re right – there is a current bug that prevents the license key field from appearing. The good news though is that this should be resolved in our very next maintenance release and you can then benefit from automated updates once more.

In the meantime no other functionality will be affected – but we are sorry for the inconvenience and, again, a fix will be with you soon 🙂

[Barry]

Hi sakirose – as covered in this thread there are no event registration tools baked into The Events Calendar or Events Calendar PRO, you’d need an additional plugin for this (but see my response in the other thread).

To avoid duplication, I’ll go ahead and close this thread and we can keep chatting here 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi!

The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO do not provide any facilities to handle registration of attendees. We do have a range of ticketing plugins including WooCommerce Tickets and Eventbrite Tickets, though, which might offer you what you need here 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Awesome – I’ll go ahead and close this thread (but definitely feel free to create new threads as needed if you hit any other issues).

We’re also always interested in hearing your thoughts and experiences with The Events Calendar so far if you had a moment and wished to leave a review 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

No problem!

[Barry]

OK, so one possibility would be to customize your theme such that if a search result relates to an event post you do not expose the author.

If it would help to have a new setting to assign a particular user as author (for anonymous submissions, for example) we’d certainly be open to a feature request along these lines 🙂

[Barry]

OK, but can you clarify what I’m looking at here and what you are expecting to see?

If I look at http://www.lcr-lagauche.org I can see a blog post with the date 20 mai 2014 so I’m taking it that your WordPress date format is set to ‘j F Y’. When I look at the events list widget on the same page I see dates like 26 juin 2014 and 3 août 2014 which would appear to me to be the same format.

That suggest to me the snippet is working (or else you found another way to accomplish this) – can you confirm?

[Barry]

Thank you, Tigger 🙂

[Barry]

Hi:

I’m sorry the import/export process using WordPress’s own tools didn’t work as expected – ultimately that was just a suggestion and if you’re hitting problems with that it mgiht be you need to explore alternatives such as Duplicator.

Preferably I’d like a better solution to resolve this issue as I paid $65 for this plugin expecting to receive prompt support/assistance no matter what the problem. Would you be able to assist in transferring the information over?

We do our very best to reply within 24hrs and indeed strive to be faster than that. However, there are some constraints – for instance we don’t provide support over the weekends or public holidays – and so if you post a reply on Friday please do bear in mind that it may realistically be Monday before we are able to follow up.

I’m afraid we cannot help with transferring the information over, beyond offering some suggestions as to tools you might use. Have you had an opportunity to try out Duplicator?

[Barry]

If you can figure out which part of your theme is producing that heading you could potentially add some code to change it appropriately (not being familiar with your theme, though, means that this is something we’d largely need to leave you to figure out).

We certainly have a range of functions that can be used independently – or combined – to aid with detecting if you are on an events page/which events page you are on. Those might be useful here:

• tribe_is_event_query()
• tribe_is_month()
• tribe_is_week()
• etc…

Sorry we can’t do more on this occasion – and good luck 🙂

[Barry]

Hi! The next release is literally in the final stages of preparation. We never provide a precise timeline for upcoming releases but it should be very soon 🙂

[Barry]

Awesome, glad it’s working 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close this thread but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to let us know in a new thread.

Thanks!

[Barry]

No problem at all – I’m glad you figured out a solution 🙂

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

Thanks!

[Barry]

OK, so as ever it’s well worth reading through our Themer’s Guide for some essential background info about safely overriding and customizing templates 🙂

With that done, let’s look at the month view tooltips first of all. Please create an override for the month/tooltip.php template and locate – then remove – the following lines:

[[ if(endTime.length) { ]]
	-<abbr class="tribe-events-abbr dtend"> [[=endTime]]</abbr>
[[ } ]]

For the single event meta this is a little trickier. Honestly, at this point, I’d recommend waiting until our next release goes out (and though I can’t offer any guarantees I’m hopeful that may even be this week) – as customizing single event meta right now is not always easy and we have taken steps to massively simplify the process. Those changes will roll out with the same release.

If you do want a solution right now, you could either set up a filter on the tribe_event_meta_event_date hook and do a little string manipulation or else work with the meta factory to replace the current code that produces the event date and time (Tribe_Register_Meta::event_date()) … but, again, it will be a lot easier shortly!

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