[Barry]

Hi Derek,

It sounds like you’re hitting up against a known bug (where a value of 0 events isn’t respected…) can you try making the change suggested here as a temporary workaround until this is fixed in a future release?

[Barry]

OK, I feel like I’m missing part of the puzzle here … so it is in fact the organizer email you wish to retrieve? Why can you not use tribe_get_organizer_email() in that case?

You would need to build a list of post IDs for all events first of all, but you could build a query to retrieve that or indeed a custom query to pull out each unique organizer ID email address in one fell swoop (though this is rather beyond the scope of support that we can offer here).

Am I misunderstanding?

[Barry]

You could certainly consider putting together a snippet for this – the tribe_events_query_posts_orderby hook allows you to set up filters that change the ordering of the results of event queries. It’s a bit beyond what we can help you with here, however, but do also consider posting a feature request if you feel its something others may also benefit from.

Thanks!

[Barry]

is there a reason why this would work: tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, FALSE, ‘F j’ );
but this just returns the start date again? tribe_get_end_date( $post->ID, FALSE, ‘F j’ );

So as things currently stand passing the post ID to those functions means you will get the start and end date of the first upcoming event in the series. For that reason, if each instance of the recurring event starts and ends on the same day, you will indeed get the same date back here.

One way of getting what you need would be to insert a snippet like this one, admittedly a little rough and ready but you can always tweak it to meet your needs.

[Barry]

Hi Kevin: no update I’m afraid – we’re getting close but we can’t provide a specific release date.

[Barry]

Hi ML, are you referring to the list of events in the admin environment or the upcoming events list as found at example.com/events/upcoming/?

[Barry]

You could try adding this to your theme’s functions.php file:

add_filter( 'tribe_embed_google_map', '__return_true' );

[Barry]

We are aware of some issues with tags in the current release and apologize for the inconvenience. A fix should arrive in one of our upcoming maintenance releases … until that time can you try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file (you can probably omit the opening <?php tag) and see if that helps?

[Barry]

Hi barrywales,

Are you referring to the event schedule details that for instance appear on single event pages under the event title?

If so then yes, in some circumstances it will use a date format that does not include the year. You can change the actual format used in this situation by adding a snippet like this one to your theme’s functions.php file.

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi Pete,

I’m not familiar with Magazine Premium. Generally speaking we can only offer in depth support with default WordPress themes, however if there’s clearly an issue on our side we’ll happily investigate.

Can you link to the theme and provide a copy we can download if it isn’t freely available?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Michelle, can you confirm:

* If this is a problem with only our plugin(s) and a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve running?

* Can you share your System Information as provided on the Events > Help admin screen?

[Barry]

Hi Liz,

Unfortunately we are aware of some issues with multi-day events and often the culprit, in a sense, is the end of day cut off setting. Do you happen to have this set to a time past midnight and is it feasible to restore it to midnight?

We are progressing a fix for this that will hopefully arrive in one of our upcoming maintenance releases, but the playing with the end-of-day cutoff may provide a temporary workaround.

[Barry]

When you say tickets, are you referring to the ticket form generated by WooCommerce Tickets or one of our other ticketing addons (if so, please do post on the relevant forum).

In general though you can certainly re-order things – check out our Themer’s Guide for an overview of customizing our templates.

[Barry]

Hi Erin,

Great question!

There are two different approaches you might take to put a change like this in place. One would be a template override (where you target the pro/day/single-event.php template and replace the tribe_events_event_schedule_details() function call with your own logic) or the other might be to simply set up a filter using the tribe_events_event_schedule_details hook and change the output that way – depending on what you are comfortable with.

In terms of actually figuring out that final date you would need to use tribe_get_events() and/or familiarize yourself with querying in a WordPress context.

[Barry]

Hi els76uk,

We are aware of some difficulties with tag archives in the current release: in the first instance can you try working around this by adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file (you can probably omit the opening <?php tag) and see if that helps?

Ideally, I’d like separate tag clouds for events and posts – is this possible?

I’m sure it’s possible, but it’s not something that’s baked in right now. You could either investigate setting this up as a customization or else make a feature request – thanks!

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