[Barry]

Happy to help!

I’ll go ahead and close this thread but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to post a new thread and one of the team will be only too happy to assist.

If you have a second, though, we’d love to hear your thoughts on the plugin and how your experience has been so far over here on the plugin review page 🙂

Cheers!

[Barry]

I can definitely appreciate your frustration – and we certainly don’t want you to experience difficulties every time you update, far from it. To help you though we’re going to need information to build a picture of what’s happening.

• What versions did you upgrade from and to?
• Is this problem ongoing in the sense that duplicates are still be generated, or is the problem now essentially one of cleaning things up?

[Barry]

Yes, definitely: we’ll do our best to post back here as soon as the fix rolls out 🙂

Thanks once again for your support and patience.

[Barry]

That’s right, links to import an event into Google Calendar exist only for individual events and certainly at the time this feature was originally implemented that was the only practical way of doing things – but, please don’t hesitate to post this on our feature request page (or add your support to any suitable existing requests) and we’ll certainly look into any changes that might be possible here.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Ahh! Glad you found a solution (and thanks for updating the thread so promptly after doing so) 🙂

If there’s anything else we can assist with please just let us know.

[Barry]

I’m sorry to hear you’re facing difficulties.

Using The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO certainly will add some extra demands – which is true of almost every sizeable plugin – but most users don’t seem to hit this issue (that’s not to excuse this or suggest we’re not interested – as we definitely are interested in finding out more about this).

It also sounds like, despite your efforts, the actual memory limit is significantly lower than what you’re trying to set it to: perhaps your host has enforced an upper limit here?

Can I ask if there is any pattern to these events – for instance, do they always follow a certain set of operations in the admin environment or are they fairly sporadic in nature? Also, what other plugins are running and do you find this occurs if they are deactivated?

[Barry]

So instead of April 14 (for example) you want to see Monday April 14 or something of that order?

If so, try changing the date format in your WordPress settings. Then, to ensure the list view and list widget respect this setting, try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi – great question! If you visit the WordPress General Settings screen you can change the day the week starts on. Does that help?

[Barry]

So you basically want map view – but restricted to a single day?

It definitely sounds like a great idea and we’d love to see this be posted as a feature request 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

There’s generally no need – if for instance you want to link to the main events page (which might be month view, for example) and list view separately from within a nav menu you can do so – just grab the URL of your list view page and drop it in as a custom link.

Would that work here? If not, could you describe what you’re trying to achieve?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – so can you confirm which version of WooCommerce you are currently using? The latest version of WooCommerce Tickets does indeed require a fairly recent build of WooCommerce (2.1 or greater, to be exact) to be active or it will not function as expected.

[Barry]

Hi – sorry you’re facing difficulties here. Do you happen to have a category, page or post that also uses the slug calendar?

Can you confirm if deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme resolves this?

[Barry]

Hi: I’m really sorry you are facing difficulties here.

Can you confirm if you are referring to the update to 3.5.x generally (ie 3.5 or later) – or did this start happening after moving from 3.5 to 3.5.1? I definitely appreciate this must be frustrating and we’d love to help you resolve it if we can.

Am I also correct in thinking it is not an ongoing problem, ie you do still have a lot of cleanup work to do but that no further duplicates are being generated?

[Barry]

We do have a plugin called Community Events which builds on top of our free, core plugin (The Events Calendar) and sounds to me like a pretty close match for your needs – you can even tell it to prevent certain types of users from accessing the admin environment. Check it out:

https://theeventscalendar.com/shop/wordpress-community-events/

I hope that helps – and thanks for your interest in our plugins 🙂

[Barry]

Hmm, great question.

To actually render the filter bar within a single event page is fairly easy – you could add a short piece of code like this to your custom single-event.php template (see the Themer’s Guide for an overview of template overrides and how they work):

<?php tribe_get_template_part( 'filter-bar/filter-view-' . tribe_get_option( 'events_filters_layout', 'vertical' ) ) ?>

However, that isn’t enough to make it function exactly as you want it to and you would additionally need to write some Javascript to capture relevant events and take the visitor to a page where the appropriate results can be displayed.

I’m afraid that’s beyond what we can help you with – but we’d certainly be open to any feature requests you might make with regards to this idea: http://tribe.uservoice.com

Thanks … and if you decide to dig into this a little more, good luck! It would be great to see what you come up with.

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