[Barry]

Apologies for the inconvenience, Jared – this looks like a legitimate bug (I think the reason you aren’t seeing it on other themes is that they do not render widgets until after the main loop, whereas in P2 they are rendered before that – however, it really should ought to work even so).

I’ve logged an issue so we can get a substantive fix in place in a future version. Though I can’t guarantee anything, you could in the interim try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file and see if that restores expected behaviour.

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

That would definitely be frustrating – I’m sorry for any disruption this might be causing.

Right now though I can’t replicate this on my own test installation: I wonder if you could confirm if you face this same problem with all other plugins (except ours) deactivated and only a default, unmodified theme running?

[Barry]

Most themes work very nicely with our suite of plugins, particularly the default themes and those themes that are based upon them – the best way to get an indication of compatibility though is to try out the themes you are interested in with our free, core plugin – The Events Calendar. That way you can try things out risk-free 🙂

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

I’m not sure if you are asking where the list.php template is located, or which piece of code loads it – can you clarify?

The following resources may also be of interest to you:

• Themer’s Guide
• Tutorials
• Technical Docs

[Barry]

Hi Perry: this is indeed one of the things PRO aims to accomplish with its recurring event functionality. It won’t cover every case, such as more arbitrary patterns – but where the same event takes place on a regular schedule (weekly, monthly etc) it ought to do the trick.

We are also refactoring our recurrence engine in a way that, potentially, will make it far easier to support even quite odd patterns.

Does that help at all / can we offer any pointers on making recurrence work for you?

[Barry]

OK – that’s a shame but it may not work in all cases.

Since it doesn’t resolve the problem in your case and – unfortunately – the text itself is not in an overrideable template (so the normal avenues for customization aren’t going to work here) you could alternatively try setting up a translation targeting that string – or else make use of the translation filters.

However, we’d need to leave it to you to investigate a different approach as this is really customization territory.

[Barry]

I’m afraid we’ve got no specific hints or tips I’m aware of in relation to that plugin – generally speaking if you want to integrate ours and another plugin that’s a customization we’d need to leave in your hands 🙂

The following resources may be useful in your efforts though, so do check them out:

• Themer’s Guide
• Tutorials
• Technical Docs

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

To answer some of your other questions:

Working with multiple venues so we would like to be able to streamline attendees list / or access to purchased tickets so that they can verify and or checkin

We do indeed feature check in facilities.

Would we be able to link venues paypal account to their event (i.e. 3 different events with 3 different paypal links/buttons so that their sales go directly to their account?

I’m not completely clear on what you are trying to achieve here but I suspect you’d need to do some amount of customization work here.

Please do check out the New User Primers for our Ticketing Plugins – they will give you a great taste of what is and is not facilitated on our side. Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi – great questions!

We actually ship a number of different ticketing solutions that integrate with different e-commerce backends. So: if you already have an account with authorize.net the next thing to do is look at those e-commerce plugins we integrate with:

• Shopp
• WooCommerce
• EDD (Easy Digital Downloads)
• WP E-Commerce

Confirming with them that they can provide authorize.net integration – then taking some time to see which of those you are most comfortable working with (I believe each can be obtained free of charge on wordpress.org/plugins) would be a great investment of time here, we like them all and which is best for you is really going to hinge on your personal working style and the number and type of facilities you need.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi David,

If your theme allows you to add custom CSS you could try adding the following snippet there – otherwise you could set up a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet as per the instructions in the Themer’s Guide and add this there:

.widget.tribe-events-adv-list-widget ol { margin-left: 0; }

(The Bootstrap CSS that ships with your theme adds a margin of 25 pixels to ordered lists – and our list of events, being ordered chronologically, is indeed an ordered list – so this should correct that.)

Does that help?

[Barry]

That should be possible – this snippet shows the general approach for removing a stylesheet (and in this example it removes the tribe-events-theme stylesheet only on single event pages). So, one option would be to take that and tweak it to meet your needs.

Depending on what you are trying to accomplish, though, perhaps you could instead add a new CSS class to the output of the recurring event page and target that – then override or add new styles that way?

[Barry]

There’s not too much to tell – it is configured in the Settings→ Redirect admin screen (added by that plugin), with / as the old URL and /events as the new URL. Does that help at all?

If not, remember that there are probably a number of other plugins out there that do something similar and you could always try a few out and find one you feel comfortable with.

[Barry]

Yes, that’s completely possible. You can override the eddtickets/tickets.php template (see our Themer’s Guide for details of this) and modify it to something like this – then just tweak to suit if necessary 🙂

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Aslam,

Great questions! However, they really relate to the underlying ecommerce engine – WooCommerce – and so it may be better to seek clarification via WooThemes’ own support channels.

Basically though, WooCommerce Tickets should not inhibit you from using any of the payment systems provided or supported by WooCommerce itself. With regards to recouping PayPal fees, again that would really need to be something to seek advice on from WooCommerce’s own authors but to the best of my knowledge that isn’t natively supported and you would need to either write or obtain a customization to handle this or else just factor that in to the sale price as best you can.

Does that help?

[Barry]

There’s no particularly clean way to do this right now that I can see, but something like this snippet (which you could drop into your theme’s functions.php file) might do the trick. Does that help?

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