[Barry]

Hi!

I believe so long as you pass a valid event or venue post ID – or else if you don’t provide an ID but you are within a loop and the current global post object relates to a venue or event object – then the marker will be set appropriately.

Are you finding something other than this / can you give some more details if so?

Thanks!

[Barry]

I’m sorry for the inconvenience: we’re working on this but we can’t guarantee when the fix will arrive, I’m afraid.

What I’ve done though is add this thread to our the report for this bug on our internal issue tracker – and as soon as we’ve got something substantive to report we’ll do our best to post an update in here.

Thanks for your patience in the meantime 🙂

[Barry]

Well, you can trash individual instances of a recurring event which should come close to what you want here. To add no meeting text though it would probably be better to alter just the title and/or content of that one instance – however that is not currently supported ‘out of the box’.

That said, it’s possible if you are at home doing some custom development work. We’d also love to see this as a feature request, or if it’s already been posted you could even add your support to it.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

Yes, I see no reason why not. You can certainly iterate across the event data and alter it, either with our own functions or the API that comes with WordPress (since our own structures build on top of those created and managed by WordPress itself, you can easily make use of it’s API functions in relation to custom post types, post meta data and taxonomies/terms).

I hope that answers your question – but please don’t hesitate to let us know if you have any further queries or concerns 🙂

[Barry]

That is strange – seems to work well for me locally, but perhaps you could point me to a live example on your site?

I do also appreciate you taking the time to deactivate all other plugins and switch to a default theme: can you confirm what the outcome of that test was? Did you additionally try visiting the Permalink Settings screen to refresh the rewrite rules? Sometimes that triggers a change that will correct any strange behaviour in relation to URLs.

Let us know!

 

[Barry]

I’m not sure how much we’re going to be able to help here, unfortunately. It looks like that plugin effectively embeds the widget admin screen within the post editor – but correct me if I’m wrong there – and it may well be the case that we don’t add certain scripts in that situation that our widgets will nonetheless expect to be present when their settings UI is exposed.

So while I appreciate you coming to us and can see why it might look like our code is breaking here, which I guess it is, that’s really only because it’s being pulled into a place where it doesn’t expect to find itself (and that wouldn’t happen in the normal course of events).

That said, if you talk to the developer or team behind WP Page Widget and they can point to something we’re doing that’s clearly contrary to WordPress best practices we’ll definitely make ourselves open to their feedback.

Thanks – and I hope you figure out a way to integrate the two nicely 🙂

[Barry]

OK: for those who are able to do so, could I ask you to make a complete database backup and upload it to a suitable location (your own WordPress blog or hosting account, or else to Dropbox or a similar service) then share the link here as a private reply? As we’re unable to replicate locally this could give us a good chance of seeing the problem as it is in your individual installations.

Should anyone be able to go a step further and share before-and-after dumps – showing the database as it was prior to this problem surfacing/prior to updating then again after this took place – that would be particularly useful.

Thanks for your help and cooperation 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks for your patience everyone.

Sadly I don’t think we can assist further on this one: it’s something that you’ll either need to address through the team/author behind the other plugin or else as an integration issue.

Of course, if anyone hits on a suitable fix do feel free to post it in a fresh thread and we’ll happily take a look (or if nothing else leave it in place for other members of the community to benefit from).

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

[Barry]

Oh awesome, glad it’s working. Thanks for letting us know 🙂

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

Thanks!

[Barry]

Thank you (and apologies for the issue in the previous thread – we did have a glitch that related to private replies by staff and hopefully that will be resolved going forward).

If possible could you share your screenshot and also a .zip of your theme either by uploading both to your WordPress site or else to a service like Dropbox/Google Drive – then share the link(s) as a private reply?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Paul – the first thing to check is that all of your plugins are “in sync” – so right now for instance you should be using The Events Calendar 3.5.1 and WooCommerce Tickets 3.5. Is that all in order?

Can you also let me know if you are running with a regular WordPress installation there – or might you be using a multisite network?

[Barry]

Hi Daryl,

The tickets email should only be dispatched once the order is marked as “Complete” – can you confirm if in the case of your setup orders are automatically progressing to that stage?

[Barry]

Hi Yohan,

Sorry to hear you’re experiencing difficulties.

When I visit your site I can see the category filter on your main events page: is there any particular set of steps we need to run through to see this?

Let us know!

[Barry]

Definitely possible: an RSS feed is already available for events (if your main events page lives at example.com/events for instance you would find it at example.com/events/feed) and it’s certainly possible to tweak what is displayed – just as you can with all WordPress-generated feeds.

That said, there are currently no options or specific facilities built in to do quite what you want out-of-the-box – but if you’re fairly happy with basic WP dev this probably wouldn’t be too hard 🙂

I hope that answers your question but please don’t hesitate to get back to me if there is anything else we can help with.

Thanks!

[Barry]

So for instance if you have two events on July 15 you only want the date on the left hand side to display once? If so, definitely possible – and you’d probably want to set up a template override for the following template:

pro/widgets/mini-calendar/single-event.php

(You can get a full description of how to set up and work with template overrides in our Themer’s Guide.)

In outline, you would probably use a variable to track the start date of the last event that was displayed and from there only display the date block if A) that variable had not yet been created or B) it was different from the date of the current event in the list.

I hope that gives you a few ideas – and good luck 🙂

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