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Ah ok. It looks like the event output is being converted into an excerpt – some themes do this and it can often be worked around but the steps vary from theme to theme and ideally that wouldn’t be necessary here.
One thing you could do is remove the responsive behaviours that trigger this by adding the following snippet to your theme’s functions.php file:
add_filter( 'tribe_events_kill_responsive', '__return_true');Does that resolve this immediate problem?
Hi Craig,
Thanks for the follow up.
One thing to note, though I do appreciate you were sharing login details and those naturally aren’t suitable for inclusion in an open post, is that private replies can make it tricky for other users to research threads in the future. With that in mind it is definitely appreciated if you can use a single, short private reply for any confidential elements and keep the rest in public, open replies 🙂
On a separate note, two feature requests please:
– make it work with slider plugins or come up with a slider of your own to rotate images on a page, not a widget.
– and stop the events from showing up in the admin in reverse order.We’re always happy to receive feature requests – but please do post them on our UserVoice page. Doing so means others can show their support and/or you might find a suitable existing request you can add your support to.
WE DISABLED EVERY SINGLE PLUGIN…and the behavior still exists.
I appreciate you trying this. Before we go any further though I would again ask you to confirm that, when doing this, you additionally reverted to a default, unmodified theme? Can you further confirm that if we login you have A) made a backup and are confident in the process for restoring it and B) you don’t object to us repeating those same troubleshooting steps.
Thanks!
Hi!
It actually looks to be behaving as expected: photo view is designed to make best available use of space and that can cause a little displacement of the event posts (they are not formed or intended to be laid out in a rigid grid structure). This diagram might help to explain how things work in this view:
11111111 22222222 33333333 11111111 22222222 33333333 11111111 22222222 33333333 11111111 22222222 33333333 11111111 33333333 11111111 44444444 33333333 11111111 44444444 44444444 55555555 66666666 44444444 55555555 66666666 44444444 55555555 66666666 55555555 66666666 77777777 55555555 66666666 77777777 55555555 77777777 55555555 88888888 55555555 88888888 99999999 55555555 88888888 99999999 55555555 ... ... ...That’s more extreme than what you are seeing and is really just illustrative – but you can see how the event which is 5th in the chronological sequence is at one point bordered to the left by the 7th in sequence … and such a thing is expected given the nature of the view.
Does that clarify things?
Hi!
Currently there is no built in venues view as such (though there are view for individual venues) but this would certainly make a good feature request 🙂
What you could do though is build a custom query with tribe_venue as the target post type, and loop across the results from there. Does that help?
Hi – great question!
Essentially, yes, you would require a license for each separate installation (and something like our business or developer licenses may be more suitable for you in that situation).With regards to multiple currency handling, I’m afraid that’s not really something where we can offer guidance – it’s really an issue with the underlying ecommerce engine (WooCommerce itself, in this case) and it would probably be worth touching base with Woo’s own support team to gather their thoughts as to how you might deal with this.
Does that clarify things?
OK: I can’t actually replicate (and nor can a colleague), though we tried a few combinations. With that in mind, could you try deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default but unmodified theme like Twenty Thirteen (and/or you could do this on a duplicate testing site) and see if the issue persists under those conditions, just to eliminate the possibility that this is a conflict?
Hi – great questions 🙂
First of all I just want to note that I moved this from the WooCommerce Tickets forum to the Community Events forum, as that seemed more appropriate, however you should find the thread URL stays the same.
I want to set up each school day manually with the available time slots open. When a teacher looks at a day I want them to be able to edit my post (the template) and add their name in the available time slot. Is this possible?
Definitely possible, but it is not quite what Community Events is geared to do “out of the box” and is going to require some customization work.
Supposing each day has 5 time slots that are bookable. What you might do is add a set of links – one for each slot – that take the user to the Community Events submission form, but append some parameters within the URL query. For example:
http://www.example.com/events/community/add/?timeslot=2pm&date=2014-06-01
That last element that I highlighted in bold text would of course indicate the slot they wish to book. The submission form itself could be customized so as not to let them change the date/time and perhaps, given what you have outlined, the majority of fields can be removed. Our Themer’s Guide covers the basics for this sort of thing.
Also, I want only teachers to access this. How do I set up passwords etc.
If you visit the Community Events settings page (Events > Settings > Community) you can prevent anonymous users from posting events: with that in mind, you could issue WordPress logins to your teachers and make it a requirement that they first log in before posting.
I hope that helps 🙂
That may be possible – but it’s really something to chat to the team at WooCommerce about as they can offer more guidance than we can for things like this (perhaps there is even a suitable addon that will help with this).
It definitely isn’t something WooCommerce Tickets by itself can facilitate, though.
Pleasure 🙂
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.
Good luck!
Phew! I’m glad to hear it 🙂
It sounds then like the default permalink and pretty permalink issues both were the result of your hosting environment – but if this approach of using pathinfo permalinks (with the extra index.php element) works that’s awesome. Thanks for bearing with us!
I’ll go ahead and close the thread but we are also interested in hearing feedback and thoughts about your experiences with The Events Calendar – so if you’d like to leave a review that would be fantastic and much appreciated.
You can use anything so long as it looks like an email address – it doesn’t have to be real – and simply share the credentials in here (as a private reply).
Again, I can’t guarantee anything here but we’ll certainly take a look 🙂
Definitely – you have complete freedom to customize just about anything the plugin outputs, including widgets 🙂
Check out this Themer’s Guide for some of the basics.
Excellent!
I’ll go ahead and close this thread – but if you have a moment and wanted to leave a review we’d love to read your thoughts on The Events Calendar so far 🙂
Thanks again!
OK, I see the issue now – yep that is strange. It seems something has gone wrong but I’m not quite sure what.
So I’m wondering if just deleted from the database is the next step? What are the table names/steps to remove posts from phpMyAdmin db?
If you feel comfortable doing this it might effectively give you a “clean sheet” to start over with, so could definitely be worth considering.
I don’t think there is a single query we can give you to do that in one step: but if you like you can try using this plugin (noting it is not officially supported – and that the version I linked to is currently-in-development). If you activate this but then deactivate your events plugins you should find a new event data cleanup option in the tools menu – open this and follow the steps, it should remove all events data from the site (do also heed the recommendations and backup first of all!).
Does that help?
