[Barry]

Hi dmuuc,

Please don’t hesitate to add your voice over at our UserVoice page even if you do see very similar existing ideas – it is very helpful to get a sense of how many users might need a given feature and, really, I’d suggest that course of action for both the ideas you’ve raised here.

I’m afraid a change to the View All Events link (great point!) is highly unlikely to make the very next release as that is quite literally in the final stages of preparation for release and so has undergone a code freeze – but if you are game to make a feature request for that we’d definitely consider it.

Thanks for your support!

[Barry]

Hi Jussibr,

Ordinarily if no organizer is set up for an event nothing will show. Can you point to an example of a situation where you are experiencing something other than this?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Do you mean the individual instances of your recurring event are so long that they span from September to December? Or is that simply the period in which they recur? If it is the former then this is really expected behaviour.

It would be great if you could detail an example in terms of start and end date for the initial event, plus the details of the recurrence pattern (or simply share a screenshot of those settings).

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Mastafu,

You could add something like this to your theme’s functions.php file as one way of effecting such a change.

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Mike,

Beyond the existing resources we have on this topic (which by the sounds of things you’ve already hit on) we can’t offer any further support with this sort of request – especially as there are a number of facets to what you are after and they are all pretty specific to your use case.

A lot of this really comes down to general WP development skills – and we can certainly offer up a list of possible contacts should you wish to work through some of what you’ve outlined with a suitable developer?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Oliver,

As in the other thread you referenced I am unable to replicate this issue – I can remove additional fields without any issue.

When you opened this thread you noted that you had tried deactivating all other plugins and reverting to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve: can you confirm what if any impact this had? Could I also ask you to follow up with the information from your Events → Help admin screen?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Evan,

If WordPress is prompting you for FTP credentials upon plugin update/deletion etc then it does not have the permissions or access it needs to do this by directly operating on the file system – if that’s the case it is an issue with your WordPress installation and how it is configured rather than a problem stemming from our plugins.

That said, you can certainly update manually. The core plugin is available in the wordpress.org repo and our PRO version can be obtained from the downloads page.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi Oliver,

So long as you’re already within the loop it should work pretty much as you seem to be using it. My only comment would be that if your field is named “Human Readable” then that is what you should pass as the parameter, rather than “human-readable”, example:

echo tribe_get_custom_field('Human Readable');

In your case you are passing in the post ID – are you certain it is correct? The only other consideration is that tribe_get_custom_field() is geared toward retrieving additional fields in the Events Calendar PRO sense. If you are actually trying to use regular WordPress custom fields then you should use the relevant WordPress API functions.

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi again creativecollab:

Quite puzzling – especially so since you are experiencing this in a ‘plain vanilla’ environment where your Modern Tribe plugins are up-to-date, no other plugins activated and a default, unmodified theme. However, I am unable to replicate this and as a confirmation check I requested a colleague try in a quite different environment from mine – she was unable to replicate this either.

So I have little doubt it is a real problem for you but, unfortunately, it is very hard to get a grip on when we can’t see the issue on our own systems.

Is there anything else you can tell me about your hosting environment? Could there be (object) caching in place that perhaps our system information didn’t report, or anything of that order? Do you have a local testing environment or a separate hosting account from a different service provider where you can also replicate this?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Thanks for posting back with that solution, Oliver. Just to give you a complete picture at this point any fix is unlikely to make the very next maintenance release – but we’ll definitely aim to incorporate the needed changes as quickly as possible.

Thanks again for your support and patience 🙂

[Barry]

Looks like there are some other issues at play here – when I visit your site using the URL you provided/the URL in the sys info I see a fatal error indicating you’re trying to include what looks on the face of it to be a non-WP file from within the main index.php file.

Fatal error: require_once() [function.require]: Failed opening required ‘/…/public_html/includes/defines.php’ (include_path=’.:/…/lib/php’) in /…/public_html/index.php on line 21

Can you confirm that is the correct URL or advise me where I can find your installation so I can see if any other clues present themselves?

[Barry]

Hi Henrik – great!

The easy way to do this would be to just have a visual calendar where you could tick the date for each recurring event.

I’m not quite sure what you’re suggesting here (manually checking off every date in an event that recurs several days a week for a number of months, for instance, could be quite time consuming) but if you want to expand on your idea and share on our feature request page that would be fantastic – we’re always looking for ways to improve the user interface.

Since it sounds like the original problem is resolved though I’ll go ahead and close this thread.

Cheers!

[Barry]

Definitely – and if you feel so inclined and want to share with the community that would be particularly awesome 🙂

Since there’s not too much more we can do right here, though, I’ll go ahead and close this thread. Thanks again!

[Barry]

Historic downloads of PRO are available on our downloads page – for core you can obtain a copy via the repo on wordpress.org.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi jingdaily: if you open the single-venue.php template and drill down from there (starting with the tribe_get_embedded_map() call and following the train of logic from there) that could be one avenue of exploration.

That said, after taking another look at the two sites, it does rather look like at least one core plugin stylesheet has been modified (which we do not recommend) so it could come down to the impact of custom CSS, too.

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