[Barry]

That’s strange and it shouldn’t be doing that, ordinarily.

Can you try deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme – does the calendar widget behave in this way then? Assuming for the moment it does not, can you reactivate everything and check at each problem to see if the problem has started?

Thanks!

[Barry]

OK, I’m not sure why it’s working for you, it certainly should (and a colleague confirmed independently that it works for them). Perhaps you could share your theme’s functions.php file – via Pastebin or Gist – in case there is some problem stemming from its positioning or something of that order?

(And if you are using caching, note that you may be seeing the cached result of a previous query and may need to clear the cache for this to take effect.)

Thanks!

[Barry]

We prefer to communicate here on the forum if possible: can you upload a .zip to your WordPress site or else make use of a service like Dropbox – and share the link here via a private reply? Thanks!

[Barry]

There’s no plan at this time, we’d certainly consider it though. The best course of action is to create a feature request – this has the benefit of letting others comment on the idea (sometimes valuable observations are made) and simply to show support for the idea, which is a great metric for us in terms of scheduling changes.

http://tribe.uservoice.com

Thanks!

[Barry]

You could follow either approach really – but neither is one where we can (at least at this time) give you a “pre-rolled” solution, unfortunately.

[Barry]

OK, so it sounds like for some reason the problem  is tied to your live site, but recurrence works as expected regardless of time format on your new test site – is that summary correct?

[Barry]

Hi!

You can specify a different template with a filter. To use the default page template for instance (but only for Community Events views) you could do:

add_filter( 'tribe_events_community_template', 'comm_events_tpl' );
function comm_events_tpl() { return 'page.php'; }

Does that help?

[Barry]

You could certainly give the default import/export tools a whirl, we do indeed leverage custom post types and custom taxonomies. We do know that historically people have hit some hurdles with that, but the best I can suggest is doing a dry run and seeing how it goes.

At this time, a complete import/export of event data is not directly supported and we’re pretty limited in terms of how far we can guide you on this sort of task.

[Barry]

Hi!

You could add further rules along these lines:

.tribe-events-ical.tribe-events-button,
.tribe-events-gcal.tribe-events-button {
background: #fa0;
}

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi John, we can keep the conversation going (specifically in relation to your issues) over in this thread. I’ll go ahead and close this one, @brightestspark, as it’s been a while now without an update – but please do feel free to post a new thread if you still need help.

Thanks!

[Barry]

This reply is private.

[Barry]

I’ll go ahead and close this thread – but if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to open new threads as required. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hopefully that went well for you – and if we can help with anything else please don’t hesitate to open a new thread. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

I suspect you could do so, but it is probably pushing the bounds of what you can reasonably do with tribe_get_events() alone – unless you also make use of meta data (which would need to be set up to mark relevant events as taking place on the weekend) – or else you could add your own conditions to the query by filtering the different components that make it up.

Alternatively, though less efficiently, you could retrieve all events in a given date range and discard those not taking place on the weekend with some custom PHP logic after the query results are obtained.

In either case it’s really a bit beyond what we can assist you with here, I’m afraid, but hopefully that gives you some ideas to explore.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi! I’m not quite sure what you’re trying to accomplish, but perhaps you could leverage jQuery’s ajaxComplete() function?

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