[Barry]

I’m sorry you’re experiencing problems here.

Can you give some more information about what exactly is going wrong when you try to use featured images? I also appreciate you taking the time to run through our troubleshooting steps: can you confirm that with only our plugins and a default, unmodified theme you still came up against this problem?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Right now I’m afraid there’s no particularly easy way of doing this, though you could build a custom query if you felt comfortable doing so:

• tribe_get_events() a convenient wrapper used to query for events
• WP_Query documentation the WordPress component the above function builds upon

Of course, we’re always interested in any new feature requests you might post. Alternatively, are you able to use any of our widgets to get the information you need?

[Barry]

That does seem to be missing from the Spanish translation: if you’d like to help out by posting a suggested translation over on our translation forum that would be awesome. In the meantime you could do something like this:

add_filter( 'wootickets_email_message', 'filter_wootickets_email_msg' );

function filter_wootickets_email_msg() {
    return 'Your message in Spanish';
}

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Kay,

I’m afraid that is not something our plugin will facilitate at this time – though we’d certainly be more than open to any feature requests you might post along these lines.

Thanks for considering us! If we can help with anything else please just let me know.

[Barry]

This reply is private.

[Barry]

Hi John – thanks for considering our plugins!

I’d highlight immediately that WooCommerce Tickets itself offers no particular abilities to garner information from customers beyond what is naturally obtained during the normal checkout processes – and that is really something WooCommerce itself facilitates.

If you need additional data you would need to obtain this by means of a customization or else by using a suitable WooCommerce add-on (and we’d certainly also be interested in any feature requests you might post along these lines).

If there is anything else we can help with please let us know.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – that sounds like an interesting idea.

Yes I’m sure that’s possible – it is however a touch beyond what we can help you with here, however I see no reason why your link could not be dynamically generated and link to a suitable element ID (whether pinned to a table cell for a given day or the row for an entire week), something like this:

example.com/events/#tribe-events-daynum-8

The basic form of a snippet to make that link might be along the lines of:

$event_url = TribeEvents::instance()->getLink( 'month' );
$goto_today = trailingslashit( $event_url ) . '#tribe-events-daynum-' . date( 'j' );
echo '<a href="' . $goto_today . '">Today</a>';

That would require no particular trickery, but if you wanted to you could jazz things up with a suitable piece of Javascript to smoothly scroll the user down to that point and highlight the table cell or something of that order.

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Sheryl,

Your main events and single event pages look ok to me – but I’m not really sure what it is you have lost in terms of styling. Can you provide any further details?

Did anything change at all in your installation to cause this loss (whether an update of ours or another plugin, your theme, WordPress or even a change to one or other settings)? How and where were your changes implemented – were they made in line with the directions in the Themer’s Guide?

Let us know – thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry you’re hitting further difficulties.

Before we go any further can I ask you to run through our standard troubleshooting steps as we discussed here? This time of course you do not need to keep WooCommerce or WooCommerce Tickets active.

Let me know how that goes – thanks!

[Barry]

So the ticket form itself only displays when you’re logged in? That’s definitely strange. Can you try running through our standard troubleshooting steps:

• Deactivate everything except The Events Calendar, WooCommerce Tickets and WooCommerce itself
• Ensure each of the above is up-to-date
• Switch to a default, unmodified theme like Twenty Twelve
• Now test to see if the problem remains

If that resolves this issue, can you reactivate everything one component at a time and check at each stage to see if the problem has returned? That’s a great way of determining A) if there is a conflict and B) where the conflict lies.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – I’m sorry you’re facing difficulties here.

Can you confirm if this problem is specific to tickets, or does it also occur if you try checking out with a regular WooCommerce product?

[Barry]

I see you did post there already! I’ll go ahead and close this one, we can keep the conversation going over there:

Shopping cart hangs wootickets – events calendar

[Barry]

Hi! Please remember to post in the WooCommerce Tickets forum for questions relating to that plugin 🙂

Can you confirm if this problem is specific to tickets, or does it also occur if you try checking out with a regular WooCommerce product?

[Barry]

Hi!

Our official tutorial related to that thread can be found here:

https://theeventscalendar.com/fast-forward-to-the-next-upcoming-event/

Please do note the caveat at the top, however: essentially, treat it as the basis of your own solution, but don’t depend on it working as expected if you drop it in “as is” (we do aim to roll out an update to the tutorial some time soon, though).

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi! I’d imagine that is possible – but I’m afraid it’s a sufficiently bespoke customization that we can’t really guide you through the entire process.

Did you have any specific questions in relation to integrating your custom pin images with The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO, or were you after more general guidance on the entire process?

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