[Barry]

Hi!

Right now the easiest approach is to create different tickets, for instance:

• All day pass (adult) $10.00
• All day pass (kids) $5.00
• …

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi, great question!

You can certainly change the default status of imported events from draft to published by editing settings in the Events > Settings > Facebook screen – look for the setting labelled default status to use for imported events.

In terms of adding them to a specific category that currently is not supported – great idea though, please do post this as a feature request – but if you want to go ahead and do this as a customization, you could.

• When a new event is created a number of actions fire, including save_post_tribe_events
• You can use this to ‘listen’ for new events being created
• You can determine if they came through the Facebook importer by testing for the presence of a _FacebookID post meta field
• At that point, you can proceed with assigning it to a category or not

There may be a couple of different ways to approach this besides what I’ve outlined – definitely possible though and we’d also love to see a feature request here.

Good luck!

[Barry]

I’m afraid that questions like this – which if I understand correctly really relate to the ecommerce plugin itself, rather than EDD Tickets – are ones where you’d really need to work with the team behind EDD (pippinsplugins.com).

 

[Barry]

Yes – you should be able to stop ticket emails from being generated by adding this (to your theme’s functions.php file or another suitable place):

add_filter( 'edd_email_ticket_receipt', '__return_false' );

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hmm, well I definitely understand what you are after but I suspect this is really something to solve at EDD level, rather than EDD Tickets level – unless you see problems that are specific to the use of EDD Tickets here and relate to how our own plugin works?

[Barry]

It’s possible yes and we’re considering changes to our ticketing framework (so this would potentially impact on EDD Tickets in addition to WooCommerce Tickets, Shopp Tickets, etc) that might facilitate this. However, we’re not quite at the point of starting development on that just yet.

With that in mind I’d definitely encourage you to add your support for this over on UserVoice (whether by creating a new ticket or adding support to an existing one). I think you’ll see huge demand for this already that is specific to WooCommerce Tickets, but it would certainly be worth indicating your own need to see this for EDD Tickets.

Thanks for getting in touch 🙂

[Barry]

Great catch – thank you for reporting it.

Yes this is definitely a bug and we’ll try to resolve this as quickly as we can (and will try to post updates in here as and when we’ve got something to report).

Thanks!

[Barry]

How strange – I’m sorry you’re experiencing this.

It sounds like this only started happening recently: did anything coincide with the problem (theme updates, plugin updates, etc)?

Can you also try these steps:

• Ensure you are running the latest versions of all our events plugins
• Deactivate all other plugins
• Switch to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Thirteen
• Visit the Permalink Settings page (you don’t need to change anything, just visiting this should ‘clear up’ the rewrite rules table)
• Does everything work now?

If that does resolve the problem, please reactivate everything checking at each stage to see if the problem has returned: that might allow us to zero in on the root cause.

[Barry]

Hmm, very strange.

If you temporarily switch to a default and unmodified theme – and deactivate all other plugins – does it work as expected? If so, on reactivating everything, is it apparent what might be triggering this?

I do note at least one Javascript issue (Google Maps being added multiple times) and as the iCal link does partly depend on Javascript it is not impossible that that is impacting.

Let me know!

[Barry]

Great – can you confirm you don’t mind me (temporarily) reactivating it when I log in?

[Barry]

Hi! I’m sorry you’re experiencing difficulties.

I took a look at your site but I’m not too clear on the specific problem you’re facing, can you walk me through a specific example and explain how you want it to look? It looked pretty good from my perspective 🙂

Let me know!

[Barry]

Hi: I’m sorry you are experiencing difficulties.

To be clear, is the issue you are referring to the problem whereby on hovering over events they appear to be duplicated (if so, I do also see this when using Firefox) … and can you confirm if this happens even with a default, unmodified theme and no other plugins but ours?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Yeah that’s definitely possible and there are a few ways you might tackle this. One way, though slightly crude, would be to add attributes via string manipulation – here’s one such example (which you might add to your theme’s functions.php file).

Beyond that, you could remove the tribe_event_featured_image() call from the pro/photo/single-event.php template and replace it with custom code built around WordPress’s own featured image template tags (which our own function is simply a wrapper around).

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Sean,

Instead of the function you tried would this work for you?

<?php echo Tribe_Register_Meta::event_category( 'tribe_event_category' ) ?>

 

[Barry]

Hi – great site!

You’ve got a couple of options. One is to override and customize the single-event.php template then locate and remove the following section of code:

<?php  if ( tribe_get_cost() ) :  ?>
	<span class="tribe-events-divider">|</span>
	<span class="tribe-events-cost"><?php echo tribe_get_cost( null, true ) ?></span>
<?php endif; ?>

Alternatively you could add a CSS rule in an appropriate location (like a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet) as follows:

.tribe-events-cost { display: none }

Please do see our Themer’s Guide for an overview of setting up both template overrides and custom stylesheet. Let me know if that helps!

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