[Barry]

Quite possibly that is the problem. Is setting up headers to allow cross origin resource sharing a possibility on your server (if you make enquiries with the server admin / hosting provider)?

[Barry]

Just for the avoidance of doubt (as terms like tab can be used in other contexts and might cause confusion) normally the plugin admin screen is linked to from a menu entry on the left hand side of the admin environment.

Are you able to access this at all? If not, it may be that you do not have an administrator-level user account.

[Barry]

Hi Marcos,

It sounds like you are thinking of recurring events here.

You should be able to create (or edit) and existing regular event, set recurrence to “Every Day”, for example, and select the last day that it occurs. That should essentially create a set of events taking place for the same range of hours across a number of days.

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Awesome 🙂

I’ll mark this thread as closed – but if you have a moment and want to leave a comment/review over on our wordpress.org page that would be much appreciated.

Cheers!

[Barry]

That’s unfortunate (though good you did get to a point where it ceased to be a problem, even if it took some legwork).

When we enqueue stylesheets we are using WordPress-defined constants to build the URL, which in turn are built (partly) using the site_url option. I don’t think that’s an uncommon pattern by any means and am unsure why a helper plugin wouldn’t simply filter that option to ensure an HTTPS version of the site URL is returned – however hopefully you’re all good for the time being.

[Barry]

Hi Thorsten, something like the following (which you could set up in a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet) should help with this, to some extent at least:

#tribe-bar-form br { display: none; }

[Barry]

Fantastic. We can’t commit to a specific date, I’m afraid, but we’re certainly optimistic that it will be within the same of some weeks rather than months.

I’ll go ahead and close this thread as it seems we’re all good – if there’s anything else please don’t hesitate to create a new thread or threads as needed.

Thanks!

[Barry]

So a short snippet like the following, which you could add to your theme’s functions.php file, will probably help:

add_filter( 'tribe_event_meta_gmap_link', '__return_empty_string' );

[Barry]

So if we know the issue lies with your theme we would need to look at that and try to determine what the problem might be. That may be outwith what we can do for you here, unfortunately, but can you tell me what theme you are using (and ideally provide a link to its homepage)?

[Barry]

Modern Tribe does do service work, however it tends to be for projects of a certain size and budget – you can get a sense of who we cater to here – and you are always welcome to contact us if you want to make enquiries along those lines. That apart, and in no particular order, all of the following may be worth contacting:

WerkPress (http://www.werkpress.com) – customization based projects with minimums of $500-$800.

Chris Miller (http://launchbrigade.com) – $125 consultation required before providing an estimate.

Nick Ciske (http://thoughtrefinery.com/) – minimum fee depends on project type.

Or look at:

* http://freelanceswitch.com
* http://directory.codepoet.com/browse/
* http://jobs.wordpress.net/

Hopefully the above will help you find someone to work on your site. Good luck!

[Barry]

Excellent 🙂

I’ll go ahead and close this thread as it sounds like we’re all good here … If you have a moment and want to leave a review for this plugin over on our wordpress.org page that would be awesome and much appreciated.

Thanks!

[Barry]

You could probably build things up that way if you are very careful – it’s a slightly brittle way of doing things (in that it would easily be thrown off if you made a mistake), however. I’m afraid I’m not too sure what else to suggest though – beyond customizing things and fixing the ordering process with some custom code, though that’s a little beyond what we can help with here.

[Barry]

OK, thanks!

I’m afraid that currently that isn’t readily achievable (though you could probably build some sort of custom workaround, I would envision needing solid JS development skills to do so – and it is sufficiently in depth to be beyond what we can offer support for here).

That said, it’s absolutely a valid idea nnd we would welcome any feature request you might make along these lines:

http://tribe.uservoice.com

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Brendan: is this in relation to WooCommerce Tickets or one of our other ticketing solutions?

If so you could possibly use recurring events: officially our ticketing solutions offer no support for recurring events but you are not restricted from using them and could possibly leverage the interesting side effect that any ticket set up for one recurring event will apply to all of them.

[Barry]

There is currently a bug affecting tag-related queries. You can try adding this snippet to a suitable location (like your theme’s functions.php file) as a temporary workaround and it should – hopefully! – be fixed in our next maintenance release.

Hope that helps 🙂

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