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  • in reply to: Events Calendar PRO keeps saying license key not entered #100594
    Barry
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    Hi @oscmedia,

    I’m sorry to hear you are experiencing difficulties.

    Can you trying clearing your key from the license page here at tri.be, then re-enter it locally on your site one more time? Failing that, you can always update manually and obtain our latest plugins from here (paid for) and here (core plugin – free download).

    Does that help?

    in reply to: Not using my selected page template #100556
    Barry
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    Hi – great question!

    We don’t use pages in the conventional WordPress sense of the word, so I’m not quite sure how you are designating events pages in your theme settings but it probably isn’t going to work quite as you expect.

    Instead you would probably need to find a different means of identifying event pages (you could use an action hook, or could use the Default Events Template and then customize and override the default-template.php – perhaps setting a variable to indicate a certain stylesheet should be loaded).

    We do have some great resources to guide you through making customizations (the Themer’s Guide in particular is well worth a thorough reading):

    Does that help?

    in reply to: Database #100552
    Barry
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    Hi @websource,

    The Events Calendar/Events Calendar PRO does not create any tables outside the existing WordPress schema – we exclusively use existing tables, namely the posts, post meta and options tables.

    Does that answer your question?

    in reply to: Hide category #100540
    Barry
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    Hi @gian,

    Right now that would be a little trickier than might be ideal – but we’d certainly welcome any feature requests you might post covering areas like this one where you see a need to be able to customize. If you are comfortable with WordPress development in general though, you could approach the problem right now in one of two ways:

    • The first would be by changing the arguments used to build the list of categories (using WordPress’s get_terms_args filter)
      • Since that filter is used throughout WordPress you would want to set up and remove your own filter so as not to impact on anything else
      • You could probably leverage our own tribe_before_get_template_part and tribe_after_get_template_part hooks for this sort of targeted setup and tear down
    • Alternatively, and in some ways a little less refined of an approach, you might simply do some string manipulation by using the tribe_get_template_part_content filter

    I appreciate both of the above approaches have their drawbacks – right now though there aren’t too many other avenues.

    I hope that helps 🙂

    in reply to: Events turn to "passed" before time of event #100528
    Barry
    Member

    That’s strange – certainly it should stay current until the end time passes (and that’s what I see if I try to replicate this scenario locally). In the first instance can you check your date/time settings by visiting the Settings → General admin screen – what is this set to/is it correct?

    in reply to: WooCommerce Name Your Price #100505
    Barry
    Member

    Hi Grégoire,

    We cannot support any third party plugins or guarantee they will work fluidly with our own – all I can really suggest is giving it a go. Wit that said, I do seem to remember other customers attempting this without success.

    Perhaps you could touch base with the authors of that other plugin and see if they have any more current knowledge about this?

    Thanks for posting!

    Barry
    Member

    This functionality is partly dependent on what the relevant Google API will do for us. It might be possible for instance to ‘sneak in’ the term UK at the end of the search term before it is pushed to Google (so London becomes London UK, etc) which may meet your needs. At this time though you would have to look into building such a customization by yourself.

    However, we would absolutely welcome any feature request you might make along these lines.

    Does that help?

    in reply to: Template overrides for the filter bar #100497
    Barry
    Member

    We’ve got some pretty comprehensive instructions in the Themer’s Guide so that is well worth reading in the first instance, and we have tutorials and technical docs that may cover anything beyond that you might be interested in:

    Does that help?

    Barry
    Member

    Hi – great question!

    The search facility exposed in the Tribe bar is geared to locating events – but venues and organizers are not expressly hidden and should be exposed during a conventional WordPress search, ie:

    example.com/?s=venue+name+description+keywords

    Ought to result in matches that include venue post types. We’d certainly be open to any feature requests you might make with regards to integrating this into the Tribe search, though, and you can post any requests across on UserVoice (which also lets other customers show their support for the idea).

    I hope that helps!

    in reply to: no events display when clicking month to month #100490
    Barry
    Member

    Hi highasp,

    We would not recommend editing core plugin code – but I suspect the code you are looking for is now in the TribeEventsQuery class (in lib/tribe-event-query.php). A cleaner way to approach this would be to remove any filters that are causing problems from late on during the pre_get_posts action – and that would avoid any such modification being wiped upon an update.

    My sense this is more of an integration issue than a bug as such. I’m not familiar with Permit Press, but I wonder if any other tools out there could help you achieve the same thing without any need to do this?

    Thanks!

    in reply to: Calendar Widget link to page of events #100485
    Barry
    Member

    Hi @troywoodland,

    Though we can’t help too much with customizations like this I think in the first place I’d look at overridding and customizing the pro/widgets/mini-calendar/single-day.php template and swapping out the following piece of code with your own (which could link to single days):

    <?php tribe_events_the_mini_calendar_day_link(); ?>

    If you are familiar with using filters in the WordPress sense you could alternatively leverage the tribe_events_the_mini_calendar_day_link hook. Last but not least, the following resources could be useful if you get stuck and the Themer’s Guide in particular is definitely worth reviewing before you get stuck in:

    Hope that helps!

    in reply to: Subscribe Button in Category View #100475
    Barry
    Member

    Hi @tabyfaye,

    When you say the subscribe button do you mean the iCal or Google Calendar links? Something else?

    Thanks for clarifying!

    in reply to: Gray bar: title of date filter differs depending on view #100472
    Barry
    Member

    Hi @swissvegan,

    I think I see what you mean but I’d like to confirm I really am understanding you correctly. Taking the screenshot below as an example:

    Date field in filter bar

    Is your goal basically to have Day Of display as Date on all views (albeit perhaps in a different language)?

    in reply to: Day Limit doesn't work #100465
    Barry
    Member

    Hi @bernhardprange,

    Generally speaking we can’t help with custom code, I’m afraid. If you do need to share code though please use a service like Pastebin, Gist or Dropbox as the forum is unfortunately prone to modifying and stripping out pieces of code here and there.

    The problem is, that the day-limit won’t work. The result ist only limited post_per_page. Is that code old 2.0 code I copied? Please help!

    So though I can see your post_per_page clause (great that part is working!) no additional code to limit things per day is jumping out at me. The only other comment I would make is that you should probably pass in your start and end dates in Y-m-d format rather than j M Y.

    All in all it may be best to take an issue like this to a freelance developer who will be able to give you the level of assistance you need here.

    Thanks and good luck!

    Barry
    Member

    Hi @kipkniskern,

    We’re certainly interested in looking at different possibilities to solve this and you’re not the only person reporting this. One of the changes we introduced was to add a robot meta tag, which you can see on day view for the day that you referenced in your post:

    <meta name="<a>robots</a>" content="<a>noindex,follow</a>" />

    This instructs search engines not to index the page but allows them to follow it and navigate onwards which seemed like a good balance.

    What we’d be interested in determining at this point is if the 404 messages you are seeing are purely diagnostic (ie, they are intended to help you track down possible technical issues on the site) or if you are concerned and have reason to believe that Google is warning of a more critical problem?

    Thanks!

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