[Barry]

Sorry about that, Sean. Try this:

add_action( 'init', 'replace_ical_google_btns' );

function replace_ical_google_btns() {
	remove_action( 'tribe_events_single_event_after_the_content', array( 'TribeiCal', 'single_event_links' ) );
	add_action( 'tribe_events_single_event_after_the_content', 'customized_tribe_single_event_links' );
}

function customized_tribe_single_event_links()	{
	if (is_single() && post_password_required()) {
		return;
	}

	echo '<div class="tribe-events-cal-links">';
	echo '<a class="tribe-events-gcal tribe-events-button" href="' . tribe_get_gcal_link() . '" title="' . __( 'Add to Google Calendar', 'tribe-events-calendar-pro' ) . '">+ Chocolate Giraffes </a>';
	echo '<a class="tribe-events-ical tribe-events-button" href="' . tribe_get_single_ical_link() . '">+ Pyjama Parties </a>';
	echo '</div><!-- .tribe-events-cal-links -->';
}

Let us know if that works (we’ll be sure to update the tutorial accordingly) 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Craig:

The photo view SHOULD be offered in a fixed grid system…or an OPTION to turn something like one on…meaning if we want to have each event on photo view the same height, we can trigger it to do so…causing an appearance of a consistent row.

We’re definitely receptive to your suggestions – but if you want to see a change here please do post your request on our UserVoice page (or if you find someone else has already created a suitable request you can simply upvote it).

It’s a shame we can no longer see a live example but if you feel there’s a clear cut case where this system is misbehaving definitely do grab a screenshot and ideally let us know so we can see it “live” at the same point in time and we’ll look into it (if of course it’s simply a result of the behaviour described in my last reply there may not be too much for us to do – and posting a feature request would be the best course of action).

I’m sorry we didn’t have an opportunity to do so previously, but definitely keeping to one issue per thread is the way to do this and better enables us as a team to process concurrent support requests.

Thanks again 🙂

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry your experiencing difficulties here.

If you visit the plugin page, can you confirm if any errors/notices are displaying in relation to WooCommerce Tickets (at the top of that screen, perhaps) and can you double check it has actually been activated in addition to being installed?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi!

That doesn’t actually look like a recurring event … is it possible it’s been broken out of its chain by editing it? Note that other events with the same title have a URL like:

http://instinct.f2b-concept.com/billetterie/bastien-dans-moi-meme-jeu-2014-05-16/2014-05-30/

So there are a few parts:

http://instinct.f2b-concept.com/billetterie/recurring-event-title/actual-date/

And on visiting that page you will also see:

Spectacle programmé (Voir toutes les dates disponibles)

Where as this doesn’t display for the first event you referenced … does that help/make sense?

 

[Barry]

Hi!

Sounds like you’re on track however the problem when applying this to different themes is that they all have a different structure, sometimes it’s really very different from what you might find in a default theme like Twenty Twelve.

Looking at your page.php template – and personally being unfamiliar with Enfold – I can’t really tell where the sidebar is loaded, but suspect it is in a different template such as header.php, includes/loop.php, footer.php or maybe even in some other template in turn loaded from one of those.

Without knowing that information I’m afraid it’s pretty hard to guide you. Perhaps you could reach out to the theme author and ask them which template specifically the code for loading the sidebar lies in – then apply the logic to conditionally hide it in there?

[Barry]

Hi!

So this does sound like something where our ticketing addons – WooCommerce Tickets in particular – would be a useful tool for you guys. You can get a really good feel for how it all works by taking a look at our new user primer for that plugin: the videos in particular are pretty insightful.

They want to be able to add information like Location and Date to the product so when a purchase is made, they know which event the person bought a ticket to, and when, as often their Events are at the same location (2-3 day running shows) but need to know when the person’s ticket is for.

The first thing to highlight is that everything is built with easy customization in mind – so if you need to tweak things to really mesh with your client’s wishes you can. That said, each individual event already has its own attendee list and so checking how many people will be attending and who made the purchases for a given event is as easy as going to that list. Plus, as this is handled independently of the actual venue, there should be no risk of confusion on that front.

Does that help? Please do let me know if you’ve got any further questions and I’ll do my best to help out 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Scott,

Sorry you’re hitting difficulties here.

I have tried re-creating the page /events/community/add/ and it doesn’t work because WordPress will strip the “/” out of the permalink when creating a new page

This really ought to be a ‘virtual page’ and there is no need to create a placeholder page … if you did try this though can you ensure that the page was trashed and deleted completely, just in case it is interfering in the routing process?

– I removed and re-installed Community Events add-on
– I am NOT able to see a Community tab under Events>Settings in the dashboard

Very strange … but just for the avoidance of all doubt can you confirm that it is not merely installed but also activated?

 

[Barry]

Hi Pete!

1) Can you have external iCal feeds populate your calendar?

That is certainly a possibility – but it isn’t quite facilitated out of the box at this time. Really though the sky’s the limit and especially if you are at home playing with code you could leverage our API to import events from pretty much any source.

2) Does the calendar(s) -not single events- have an iCal address?

The calendar generates iCal feeds and links to them from a number of pages – like here (on our demo site), near the bottom of the page, and you can view the resulting output here – so you might point your calendar app to that address, for example, depending on what you want to achieve.

Does that answer your questions? Definitely let me know if I can help with anything else 🙂

[Barry]

Definitely, yes. If you do so, though, please be sure to login and visit the license keys page to clear that URL from your own account (so you can in turn re-use the key elsewhere.

Let me know if that makes sense/if you need further clarification – but certainly I cannot think of any particular problems with that 🙂

[Barry]

That is definitely possible but it’s something where you’d need to build out some custom code. If you’re interested in doing so our Themer’s Guide should be your first stop 🙂

Beyond that, it’s not the first time I’ve seen this mentioned and so posting a new feature request – or adding your support to a suitable existing request (though I’m not sure there is one right now) – would be a great way to go: we could then consider this for a future release.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Our pleasure 🙂

[Barry]

Do you have any other premium plugins that, not unlike Events Calendar PRO, might source updates from a location other than the WordPress plugin directory? Basically any other commercial plugins (and this would extend to your theme)?

If so, it might be interesting to test deactivating them, then visiting the Dashboard > Updates screen to trigger a refresh of updates and see if everything magically starts working again, just in case there is a conflict somewhere along the line.

[Barry]

Hmm … I can see the same thing using Firefox on the desktop. In the first instance can you “flush” permalinks, simply by visiting the Permalinks Settings screen? You don’t need to change anything, just visiting that screen should clear things up.

If that doesn’t resolve this, can you:

• Deactivate all other plugins except for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO
• Ensure both of those plugins are at the latest version
• Switch to a default and completely unmodified theme such as Twenty Thirteen
• Repeat the permalink flush step

Can you now access that page? If you can, begin reactivating everything and test at each stage to see if you can figure out the source of the problem.

Does that get us any further?

[Barry]

TribeEvents::TAXONOMY is just a reference to our own event categories, it’s not related to tags or any other taxonomies you might register.

I’m afraid that in order to add a user interface to the Community Events submission form that lets users select terms from the taxonomy you added you are going to have to do some coding to get there and it will require some general WP dev knowledge: probably the best path forward initially is to override the template I suggested in my last reply and introduce some custom code there.

It might be based on what you see in there already – or might be quite different – it really depends on what sort of taxonomy you have registered (if it’s hierarchical or not) and how you want to present it to the world.

Unfortunately we can’t help further with customizations of this nature, it’s really one where you’ll need to put the pieces together yourself.

Good luck 🙂

[Barry]

Ah, I see. Well that’s really a separate issue (it’s nothing to do with WooCommerce Tickets or the ticketing table as such) so you’re more than welcome to post a new thread in our PRO forum if you need further assistance – bearing in mind the amount of support we can offer for customizations like this is limited – however you will basically be interested in targeting:

• .tribe-events-event-meta .tribe-events-meta-group to set the width of that “column”
• .single-tribe_events #tribe-events-content .tribe-events-event-meta dd.tribe-events-event-url to change how the text wraps in that area

Note that changes like this may impact on event pages where additional information is shown in that area, so you’d need to carefully consider this.

Good luck 🙂

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