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Great, thanks: hopefully we can help you out as needed – and good luck with the rest of the project 🙂
They are basically ordered chronologically by event date and time and then by publication date. If you have a custom scheme you want them to follow that’s possible, too, but it would involve some customization work.
What are you thinking of?
I’m not sure and don’t want to offer a guess – can you share your actual code? You don’t actually have to modify your theme’s functions.php file, just make a copy of it then change it the way you did before so we can take a look at what you are doing.
Ok – the first thing to do is wait and try again: because calculating the approximate centre region is a comparatively expensive calculation the result is cached for a period of time (slightly less than 2hrs by default).
If that’s elapsed and you’re still seeing this – and you have also flushed your browser’s cache – please reply with an up-to-date export of your venue data, much as you did before and we’ll see if there’s anything else in there that might be throwing things.
OK – and can you share your theme’s functions.php file as it would have looked when you added our snippet?
If you want to use Community Events then yes, you would need to buy a license for that plugin. Our demo site demos all of our plugins, not just The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO, I’m sorry if that wasn’t clear but we’ll certainly take that feedback onboard.
We’ll be sorry to lose you, but you can request a refund by emailing us at pro (at) tri (dot) be – please also link to this thread and include a copy of your purchase receipt.
Thanks – and sorry things didn’t work out on this occasion.
Sorry, Co, but I’m not 100% sure which one of those links you are referring to. I’m sure it’s possible to do what you want, but I don’t want to propose a fix that targets the wrong link, either – can you provide a specific example?
Hi Johnny,
Not too sure if this will help (I’m not familiar with Jetpack) but you can use tribe_is_event_query() and functions like tribe_is_month() to help detect if you are on an events-related page.
Is that any help?
That’s definitely rather strange and not something I recall being reported previously: can you try deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve?
It’s not impossible that some filters are in place which play with post titles to achieve some other affect, for instance.
You can certainly use tribe_show_month() cactusthemes – we don’t generally promulgate that as something that will work in isolation, though, for a number of reasons:
- Supporting assets (CSS and JS) will not be set up without extra work – ordinarily you won’t see tooltips if you simply drop that function into a theme template, for instance
- By itself, it means you will have duplicate content (the same view also being available, typically, at the main events page)
- The pagination links if you navigate forwards or backwards relate to the main month view, so this can introduce challenges for a consistent user experience and, as with the above point, may also be an issue for those users who have SEO concerns front-of-mind
Not everyone will be concerned with the above and of course it’s possible to address each point – so it’s definitely a useful and valid tool to have in your arsenal – but isn’t necessarily a complete answer for everyone.
Hi cactusthemes, thanks for the tip: not too sure how using tribe_get_month() would help here as sazarnoff is attempting to dispose of the (mini) calendar in order to show only the list generated by the same widget, but it could certainly be useful for other scenarios – thanks!
In this case (sazarnoff) you would probably want to remove that same function from the pro/widgets/mini-calendar-widget.php template: take a look at our Themer’s Guide for an overview of safely making customizations like this one.
Thanks!
I don’t think it is related to this specific problem – though you’re right, it could be – but even so please respect forum guidelines and create a new post of your own rather than hijacking one created by another user.
Hi Polly: there are two problems here and you’re trying to navigate a path between them – understandably! – but there’s a limit to what we can do here.
The first issue is that when the widget is set to show 0 events it malfunctions and shows numerous posts from the current loop. That’s something we’ll almost certainly have fixed in the next maintenance release.
The second issue is that, again when set to show 0 events, it links to the wrong date. Again we hope to address that shortly, right now though there’s not a great deal we can do to help, I’m afraid – though we’ve exposed an option to show 0 events it was actually never intended to be used that way.
So, for the time being, the best course of action is probably to show events below the widget (or else temporarily remove it).
