[Barry]

Hi philipboone, thank you for the kudos first of all 🙂

You’re absolutely right about the date in day view – we have a fix in the works but in the meantime can you checkout this thread and the temporary workaround and see if that solves this for you?

Thanks!

[Barry]

It is indeed a popular request though its not one that comes without its challenges. That said, please do feel free to add your voice to any existing feature requests or, if you have specific ideas of your own about what shortcodes you want to see, do create a new specific request of your own:

tribe.uservoice.com

Thanks!

(I’ll go ahead and close this thread now.)

[Barry]

There are indeed some challenges with the related events feature – but we have some work in progress which should go out in our next few maintenance releases to address this.

Thanks for your patience!

[Barry]

That’s a great suggestion – but please do post it on our UserVoice page (just to ensure it enters our proper stream for processing feature requests … it also allows us to see if other users support the idea).

Thanks! (I’ll go ahead and close this thread.)

[Barry]

Hi Ed,

You’d probably need to use one of WPSEO’s filters to catch this particular scenario. On our end, you can detect if a given request relates to events by using tribe_is_event_query() and you might combine this with more specific tests such as tribe_is_list_view().

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

It certainly shouldn’t behave that way.

I do note you are one version behind the latest release, though. In the first instance can you try updating all your Modern Tribe event plugins to 3.1 and then if necessary repeat the initial troubleshooting steps (deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default, unmodified theme)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Chad,

Can you try changing EventStartDate to start_date, EventEndDate to end_date, your date formats from j M Y to Y-m-d (also try setting the end date so it is one day ahead of the target date) and finally set an eventDisplay parameter of custom then see if that helps?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi osflake – a related WordPress function like get_the_post_thumbnail() might get you closer (you can simply wrap its output with your link element).

Since this is really the domain of custom development though I’ll go ahead and close this thread – good luck!

[Barry]

Hi Tiana,

First I’d like to know if it’s possible to put up a sidebar in the calendar. Right now I just see the full calendar but I have no way to put in a sidebar.

Definitely, you can either customize the default events template and add a sidebar directly (please see our Themer’s Guide – link over on the right – if this approach interests you) or you might try changing the events template setting via the Events → Settings → Display admin screen in case you can get the sidebar to display that way.

Also all the navigation from my site goes away so people can’t navigate to other parts of the site, is there a way to fix this?

I’m not really sure what you mean here, can you give a step-by-step example?

Note that ideally we like to stick to one issue per thread, so in the event you need further help with both questions let’s stick to one problem in this thread and please go ahead and create a second thread for the other issue (if needs be).

Thanks!

[Barry]

Certainly 🙂

If you haven’t already done so please familiarize yourself with the Themer’s Guide first of all – but basically you would be interested in customizing map.php and it would simply be a matter of locating:

<!-- Tribe Bar -->
<?php tribe_get_template_part( 'modules/bar' ); ?>

And moving it so it sits above this chunk of code from the same file:

<!-- Google Map Container -->
<?php tribe_get_template_part( 'map/gmap-container' ) ?>

(Remember to place your template override within a pro subdirectory, that’s to say it should ultimately live in your theme directory at tribe-events/pro/map.php.)

Thanks!

[Barry]

To edit the default events template you should setup and modify tribe-events/default-template.php within your theme directory – please see the Themer’s Guide for a complete overview – thanks!

[Barry]

There does indeed seem to be a problem there.

It looks like the HTML is initially delivered to the browser in pristine form, but is then transformed and ultimately broken. Can you repeat the initial troubleshooting steps you indicated you had run through (disabling all other plugins, etc, and ultimately also your theme) and see if that has any impact on this specific issue?

Thanks!

[Barry]

It’s best to consider our monthly release cycle as a guideline 🙂

Unforeseen issues and the complexity of managing a stable of interlocking plugins would make it very hard for us to commit, for instance, to a release no later than the 5th of every month – so while we do indeed aim to turn out releases on a monthly basis it is not always feasible to do so and, conversely, there have been times where they have been more frequent or where we issue hot-fixes.

I hope that better explains the position with regards to the maintenance cycle – and will go ahead and close this thread. If there’s anything else we can help with of course please do go ahead and create new threads as required.

Thanks!

[Barry]

No problem at all and, as before, we’ll aim to get a substantive fix out there soon (probably not the very next maintenance release, but soon thereafter).

Thanks! I’ll go ahead and close this thread.

[Barry]

Possibly so – if you are unsure though can you try reverting to the default version of that template? If that makes no difference then following the full troubleshooting steps outlined above should be your next consideration (perhaps performing them on a duplicate testing site if necessary – or, on a new installation of WordPress, starting with a stock install and adding only our plugins then adding each plugin, theme and customization that is in place on your live site until you can replicate the issue).

Thanks!

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