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Hello thomasek: I saw that you shared a login privately, however this does not seem to provide access to the admin environment – unless I was missing something – so I wasn’t able to inspect the list of plugins.
Would you be able to copy and paste your System Information as provided on the Events → Help admin screen (again, as a private message if you prefer)?
Hi threecedars,
It would be awesome if you could create a fresh thread so we can work through this with you without disrupting things for barrywales. Again, try the snippet suggested in my first post which should resolve this in some of the cases.
Cheers!
Hi Michelle,
Yes I have tried changing themes to fresh unmodified theme (twentytwelve) and same problem.
Fantastic – thanks for trying that: can you confirm however that at the same time you also deactivated all other plugins (ie, the only plugins that were running were those by Modern Tribe)?
Thanks for confirming!
No not all, my fault for giving you bad advice.
My idea was that we would then hide the list of events (in this case, just 1 event) from below the calendar and everything would work as expected … of course, in this case, that won’t happen – as when 1 or more events are set to be displayed below the calendar it doesn’t behave in quite the same way.
I think in this case, unfortunately, the best course of action (if you don’t want to use the widget in its intended mode – with a list of events displaying underneath it) would be to hide it until this is fixed in an upcoming maintenance release.
It’s possible you’re hitting an existing bug with tags, which of course we hope to resolve in one of our upcoming maintenance builds. In the meantime, can you try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file as a temporary workaround? You can probably omit the opening <?php tag.
Does that help?
Very strange! I haven’t actually seen that particular phenomenon before. I do see you tried deactivating all other plugins and reverting to a default, unmodified theme – did that impact on this in any way?
I’m not entirely sure what you mean, but you could certainly build your own event query, or adapt the plugin’s existing queries, or more simply adapt its output to limit the date range of displayed events.
Check out our tutorials and our Themer’s Guide, they might give you a few ideas about how to approach this.
Thanks!
Hi latenightboston,
It’s geared to work well with WordPress’s default themes out of the box and a heap of more bespoke themes actually build on the same foundation.
Beyond that, all I can suggest is trying to find a theme you like the appearance of – then do a little research (perhaps you can find references to The Events Calendar in their forums or perhaps you can find reviews by other users) and go from there.
Certainly if it is a theme you can access freely or use on a trial basis you will be in a good position to evaluate compatibility.
Thanks!
Yeah the forum doesn’t do a great job with posted code – it is usually best to use a service like Pastebin or Gist and drop a link in here instead.
Have you tried using tribe_get_events() (which is essentially an event-oriented wrapper around WP Query) instead?
Hi sguilliard,
There are different strategies you might use here, depending on what you are comfortable with.
One could be to simply use the Default Events Template but customize it to load separate templates according to what you require. Another could be to exercise control via a template_include filter (or some other suitable hook).
Does that help at all?
Different views have quite different structures and some are heavily dependent on Javascript, for instance, so might require different strategies to accomplish this.
I’m afraid it sounds rather beyond what we can help you with here.
OK – and does the snippet I provided resolve this for you in at least some of those cases, such as the date time as displayed on single event pages under the title?
Certainly: I’ll close this thread in the meantime, but do feel free to create a new one and just reference this one as/when/if you need to progress this further.
Thanks!
Hi Marcus,
At time time it might be easier and faster to build your own CSV exporter to include your custom fields (you could certainly leverage the existing code, though) – however this is really a custom piece of development that we’d need to leave to you to figure out.
With that said, we do welcome feature requests if you want to propose a change that might work well for other users, too.
Thanks!
