[Barry]

Thanks for clarifying.

While we’d definitely be open to exploring any changes that might be necessary (if there is some indicator of a bug that you/the author of the other plugin can point to) at this time I’m not sure we can provide a lot of further assistance as this is a problem that A) only crops up with this specific plugin you have mentioned, so far as I understand the situation, and B) doesn’t occur if WordPress’s own custom field support is added to venues.

If any information along those lines does come to light though please do let us know 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Not without some customization work, at least at this time, I’m afraid.

I’ll go ahead and close this since there isn’t too much else we can offer at this time – but of course please don’t hesitate to open new threads as needed if you need further help with anything else 🙂

[Barry]

Hi!

There’s no way (that is built-in) to wholesale remove entries from the attendee list, which is by design: even if an order was deleted, the attendee entry will remain, albeit the status ought to indicate that the corresponding entry was an indeed deleted.

With that in mind, refunding or cancelling the order then manually creating a new order (via WooCommerce’s add new order screen) for the relevant ticket product is the correct way to proceed here.

Does that clarify things?

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

It’s certainly possible to reorder the tickets, as explained here. Those examples aren’t directly applicable to your case, but the essence of this is that you can take the list of tickets (an array called $tickets) and reorder it however you like.

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

I’m not sure if you mean the custom field values are being duplicated – or the custom fields themselves … can you confirm?

[Barry]

Hi! We’d love to take a look – can you provide a link so we can see the problem in action? The URL you provided when you opened the thread doesn’t seem to lead me to a live site.

[Barry]

Hi fxidesigns:

We’ve got a couple of filters that allow you to modify the generated list of custom fields:

• tribe_get_custom_fields lets you access an array containing all the additional fields for a post and you can modify any of the elements within it
• tribe_event_pro_meta_custom_meta allows you to modify the generated HTML containing those custom fields

In terms of moving fields from one group to another please refer to the following:

• How the Tribe Meta Factory works
• tribe_register_meta_group() function
• tribe_set_meta_value() function
• tribe_register_meta() function

It is a comparatively advanced customization, but is certainly feasible. Good luck!

[Barry]

http://pastebin.com/uc6L0L4H

Could something like this work for you?

[Barry]

Thanks for sharing your screengrab (I didn’t see it before my last post as I was already typing my reply) – but here is what I see:

I’m surprised your own screenshot is so different as a colleague on a different OS/different browser basically saw the same as I did. Can I ask what browser you are using here?

[Barry]

I can understand your annoyance, but can I clarify a few things:

Nowhere in your sales documentation does it state you cannot control the order of items in photo view.

We don’t actually state that there is any user interface with which to re-order the displayed items, either (and I’m not sure that is generally something many of our users would want). With that said, just like any other view, you can dictate the order and many other facets of how the view functions by means of customization work. The following resources could be helpful if you want to explore that:

• Themer’s Guide
• Tutorials
• Technical Docs

The layout of photo view is certainly one of its attractions – bear in mind though there is an inherent challenge in terms of not being able to precisely dictate the height of each item (the length of any descriptions/excerpts, the title and other elements can all vary, after all) which is at the root of what you are describing. If you’d like to propose an alternative strategy we’re certainly open to ideas – you can post any requests on our UserVoice page.

And it makes NO sense why that it would be random.

It’s not random, I’m sorry if I didn’t make that clear enough: like other event views the ordering is chronological, however it is intended to have a more organic, free-flowing layout than others.

If you consider this representation you can see that the sequence is well ordered – and that’s basically what we’re seeing on your site – with event 4 appearing to the right of event 5 (which I think is the source of your confusion) it does actually starts above it. With photo view, in other words, you cannot try to interpret the results as a rigid grid of columns and rows.

If I wanted to code a completely new view I would have went with another plugin.

I appreciate that, but since the expected behaviour of photo view isn’t to your liking I wanted to present an alternative approach for you to investigate – I’m sorry that wasn’t helpful in your case.

If we can help with anything else, please let me know.

[Barry]

Hi! You’re going to need to “combat” a CSS rule added by your theme here. Try adding a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet (details of setting this up can be found in our Themer’s Guide) or find some other suitable location for custom stylesheet rules and add:

form#tribe-bar-form { overflow: visible; }

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi.

I can appreciate your frustration here: photo view can be slightly confusing in this regard as the events are rearranged to a degree in order to make best use of space.

That said, at least within my browser, the event dated April 16 is actually further down the page (in terms of how high the box starts) than the events starting April 2nd/9th and so this isn’t unusual or unexpected: on the other hand, if you found that within photo view an event from July (just as an example) was surrounded both above, below and to the sides by events dated sometime April then that would definitely be concerning and unexpected – but what I’m seeing on your site actually looks to be in order.

If you need a more rigid layout it may be worth reformatting list view into a grid like system of a more rigid form than photo view provides.

Does that clarify things?

[Barry]

Hi!

At this time we do not provide shortcodes to facilitate this, but we’d certainly welcome any feature requests you might post (or add your support to a suitable existing request).

The general approach you are using (soesit) isn’t wrong, but you would additionally need to take care of enqueuing all of the assets that view depends upon – so, at this time, we deem this as an advanced customization that we can’t offer a lot of support for.

An alternative approach you could investigate is using, embedding and if necessary customizing the output of our calendar widget.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi!

You could probably achieve this with some additional CSS rules. We can’t help you out with the specifics of this one, but please do refer to our Themer’s Guide for an overview of safely customizing templates (in case that makes this task easier, though it may not be necessary) and adding additional event-specific stylesheet rules.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – I  can appreciate your frustration but please remember we are not responsible for customizations or third party plugins.

The Events Calendar Category Colors is a fantastic and popular plugin, but if you’re hitting stumbling blocks the appropriate place to seek support is on the forum for that plugin (it is not something that Modern Tribe wrote or produced).

Thanks!

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