[Barry]

(In your case, of course, please swap out ‘ at ‘ with ‘ um ‘ in that snippet!)

[Barry]

Hi Leon:

Ho to replace (e.g.) 8pm by the german time fomrat as it is set as standard to my whole wordpress blog?

Some locations, including the “timeslot” separators (where it reads “11pm”, then “1am” on a grey background in the link you provided) unfortunately do not automatically localize or respect the WordPress time format setting at present, but we do have this on our radar as something that needs to be addressed.

#2: How can i replace the “@” in event meta by the german word “um”?
#3: The date’s format is: Month, Day – i need day, month

For the above can you try adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php file and see if that helps?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Thanks Oliver: I’m not quite sure that is the same problem. In your case (and possibly also in Polly’s) the days link to day view, but the wrong day. In Polly’s case we are seeing events listed below the widget and they are regular WP posts rather than events, which I don’t believe you are experiencing? If you in fact are experiencing the same thing please do update your own thread to that effect 🙂

Polly, NextGen jumps out as a plugin that is known to conflict with ours due to the way it interferes with database queries and a number of other plugins that were listed in the System Information you quoted have names that suggest they may also impact.

I have done the following – Deactivated Events and Events Pro
I have deleted Events and Events Pro
I have deactivated the lastest plug-in; and then activated them.

I’m just a little worried that you may have misinterpreted our troubleshooting steps. To be certain, can I ask you to:

• Ensure The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO are both at version 3.2
• Leave them both activated
• Deactivate all other plugins
• Please also switch to an unmodified, default theme (like Twenty Twelve)
• Ensure the calendar widget is again set up under these conditions and test again

Does the issue still manifest itself at this point?

[Barry]

OK, so a number of changes were made and we actually ought to take a different tact here. So, remove that code you currently have and – if you want to remove iCal buttons everywhere – add this instead:

add_filter('tribe_events_list_show_ical_link', '__return_false');

If you want to target only month and list view, try this snippet instead of the above one. Does that help?

[Barry]

Ahh, I see. No we weren’t quite on the same wavelength but you’re right, that is an issue and one I believe we had on our issue tracker. Bear with me while I check in on the progress of that.

[Barry]

Yes that certainly sounds like a good starting point, with perhaps tax_query being a good target (out of the various keys in the $args array).

We do also absolutely appreciate that you take the time to help out here on the forum – it’s great to see – and we wish we could also offer deeper support at times like this; at the same time we are unfortunately limited by the practical realities of responding to large volumes of support requests with limited resources. That’s not too make excuses, but just to explain our position.

Thanks again – and good luck with this customization 🙂

[Barry]

Fantastic, thanks for reporting back with the solution. If you could even share it via a link to the same code on Pastebin or Gist, simply because the forum doesn’t handle posted code too nicely, that would be especially awesome.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi digitalbyjess,

The line of code you referenced was not found in the list.php file. It is in the single-event.php page. When I edited the line of code, my single page view changed (not the page I was trying to edit)

It’s possible you misunderstood here: I wasn’t referring to the main single-event.php template nor list.php but list/single-event.php – as found at:

plugins/the-events-calendar/views/list/single-event.php

The line in question – at least in the default version of the template that ships with 3.2 – is line 62, if that helps. Sorry for any confusion on that front!

I followed the Themer’s Guide instructions and created the file wp-content/themes/my-theme/single-event.php.

So just a note that generally speaking your template overrides ought to be housed within a subdirectory called tribe-events, so if you were editing the main single-event.php template it really ought to live at:

themes/my-theme/tribe-events/single-event.php

[Barry]

We shall do – as ever thanks for taking the time to report these issues 🙂

[Barry]

Thank you – for your support and for taking the time to post the request. I’ll go ahead and close this thread since I think we’re all good here for the time being (at least, we can’t do anything in the short term) – of course if there is anything else please don’t hesitate to create a new thread.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi nathanbaldwin,

Apologies for the issue with your post being apparently deleted – it actually appears to have been a consequence of some possibly over-aggressive anti-spam measures, so again please accept out apologies on that front.

Our Events List widget doesn’t currently facilitate this, so you’ve really got two options here – one would be to customize it, taking care not to impact on its usage elsewhere (if for instance you also need it to operate in its regular mode) or else build a new widget.

The latter isn’t as drastic as it sounds, if you’re familiar with WP and PHP development in general, as you can re-use much of the existing code and only need to override those components that interfere with your goal.

Either really boils down to making a customization that we can’t unfortunately offer a great deal of help with – but do also (if you haven’t already done so) check out some of the following resources to get a sense of what might be involved here:

* Themer’s Guide
* Our technical docs and this entry on tribe_get_events() in particular
* Interacting with WP Query
* WordPress Widgets API

Hope that helps 🙂

[Barry]

No problem!

Regarding your other request as in this thread, you can normally click on your username link to find a list of threads you have created/participated in.

Have a good weekend!

[Barry]

Hi tmbond,

So I think you mean you want to remove featured images from the list view, is that correct? If so please check out our Themer’s Guide for an overview of how to customize The Events Calendar. Essentially though you probably want to locate and remove the following line in the list/single-event.php template:

<?php echo tribe_event_featured_image( null, 'medium' ) ?>

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

You’re absolutely right: thanks for clarifying. I’ll log this as a bug and we can hopefully get a fix out there in an upcoming maintenance release.

[Barry]

Hi jeffburns,

Thanks for clarifying – I’d assumed you meant the main events menu used to administer the calendar, rather than the link to the calendar you are referring to.

Can I ask why that’s problematic for you and is Chris’s suggestion here what you are looking for?

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