[Barry]

Hi eguidemagazine:

Yes, that should be possible. You might make use of WordPress’s register_taxonomy_for_object_type() function here – do note however that by itself that does not mean events will necessarily show up when that category is viewed, depending on how your theme operates (so you might need to make some further tweaks at theme level).

I hope that helps!

[Barry]

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[Barry]

My apologies, russkeys. Unfortunately we are experiencing some glitches after making improvements to our forum/support tools. That shouldn’t have been marked private and I’ll re-post here – though really it was just to let you know we are still looking into this.

Thanks: we’ll try our best to look at that one as part of this issue and will update you again as soon as we can.

[Barry]

Thanks (and please note I removed your credentials as an added precaution): what I notice here is that your footer widget seems to be divided into three columns.

The first two columns, left and centre, are wrapped in a div.one_third element and my guess is that is necessary to properly constrain them but, for some reason, the final right-hand column which you have used for the events widget is not similarly constrained – div.one_third is missing.

I’m unsure why that would be and wonder if it could actually be an intentional facet of your theme (perhaps it is expected some other widget will be positioned there and has rules in place to target it especially)? With that in mind, would it be possible for you to try relocating the events widget to the left or centre columns and see if this problem still occurs?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi!

Right now we’d consider that an advanced customization and regrettably isn’t something we can help you with. However, we do have some learning resources in relation to the meta walker/meta factory, which is used to generate that area:

How the Tribe Meta Factory works

I hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

Yes, that should be possible. Right now we don’t have any dedicated filters or hooks to assist with this, but the basic concept outlined here (though that relates to event categories rather than tags) should be transferable to your own scenario.

Beyond that, I’m afraid there isn’t much else we can offer here (but do note we intend to add additional hooks to help make this sort of work easier in the future).

 

[Barry]

Can you clarify, does this happen even if you create a new event which recurs from the very beginning, or are you finding it is restricted to events that are created as single events first of all that you subsequently convert (or try to convert) to recurring events?

[Barry]

@Gina: thanks for posting but please do create your own thread! One of the team will be more than happy to help 🙂

I have had a look through the themer’s guide to try and find what the code names are for each of the elements are (like .tribe-mini-calendar-wrapper .tribe-mini-calendar-list-wrapper .list-date)…. so that I can play around and try and change to what I am looking for…. is this type of information easily available or where could I find it…

Phil: I’m afraid we don’t have a consolidated list of CSS hooks. However, our templates (where most of them originate) are open and available for you to review – generally speaking though the easiest approach is to use the developer tools provided as part of most modern browsers, which will quickly let you isolate the elements you are interested in.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

What if they want to see the source?

That’s no problem at all, it would be appreciated though if you could do so discreetly (via a private reply mechanism if they have it or by email – or even just suggest they email us at pro (at) tri (dot) be and we would be more than happy to cooperate).

Thanks!

[Barry]

Andreas: that is very helpful indeed – thanks for taking the time to reply. I’ll update the issue tracker accordingly 🙂

[Barry]

OK. I’m going to need some insight into what is being returned when the legacy query runs. Would it be possible for you to add this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file? Within the admin environment you then ought to see something like this near the top of the screen:

Of course, the actual data may be something other than array (size=0) in your case and if so it would be interesting to see what it is. Beyond that, can you confirm which version of PHP you are using within your hosting environment?

[Barry]

That’s a shame. This does seem to follow the same pattern as a number of other reports we have seen. At this time we’re not quite sure why we’ve seen a surge in this behaviour but we’re going to do some further digging and will endeavour to update this thread after that point.

[Barry]

It’s been a while without any follow up so I’m going to guess you’re all sorted here and will close this thread. If you need any further help please don’t hesitate to create a new thread 🙂

[Barry]

Hi – great question!

We share the post tags taxonomy with WordPress so, currently, there is no means of facilitating this that is baked into the Filter Bar plugin. You could certainly investigate implementing it as a customization – right now though that isn’t something we can offer a great deal of help with, but we are planning on making some changes that will make further customization an easier task generally.

I hope that clarifies the current situation, but let me know if you have any further questions 🙂

[Barry]

Hi! Thanks for posting – just a note first of all that it’s generally best to create a separate thread for each question, so if you need further advice on any of this stuff please do open up new threads 🙂

1) How can I move the ticket box (in single event view) above the details box? Ex: http://bergen.ungdomslag.no/hending/test/ is how it is now, and I want the ticket box right below the share links.

Does our Moving the WooCommerce: Tickets Form tutorial help here?

2) When a costumer is buying tickets, they may buy several tickets at once and that is great. However, we will then only get information about the person buying all the tickets. Sometimes we will need information about each person the tickets are for. What their names are, how old they are, adresses etc.

Currently this is not directly supported – but is certainly a popular request and we’d encourage you to add your support for this idea across on our UserVoice page.

3) Is it possible to add a “total stock” for an event? Currently we can set a stock on each ticket type, but I’d like to add a total stock for the event. Let’s say the venue can hold 200 people, but we have different ticket types that have different costs (different prices for children, students, adults, seniors and members). Setting a max on each of those ticket types makes no sense, because we don’t know how many adults, students, kids etc will come, but we do have a max total of 200.

Again this is a popular request but currently is not supported – but please do add your support over on UserVoice.

I hope that answers your questions 🙂

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