[Barry]

Not really – except to suggest looking at our views architecture as a starting point, unless it makes sense for you/your developer to build a completely new view tailored to your requirements.

Good luck!

[Barry]

I believe W3TC can make exceptions whereby it will not minify certain scripts – so that would be one path forward here (noting also that The Events Calendar in any case ships with minified versions of its scripts which are already enqueued by default).

Really though there’s not, unfortunately, a great deal we can do where another tool further processes our own scripts.

Hope that helps – and I’ll go ahead and close this thread now 🙂

[Barry]

Thanks Kevin – one of the team is just running through some further work in relation to this problem and we’ll update you as soon as we can.

[Barry]

Hi – and thanks for your patience: this looks like a bug and we’ll do our best to resolve it as quickly as we can.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Thanks!

I visited your site, changed the date via the date picker to 2014-10-02 and it instantly updated without me hitting enter. Given your test data of two events it seemed to operate correctly with only the event taking place in November 2014 showing after making that change.

So it basically seems to be in order to me, can you confirm if that clarifies things for you or if I’m misunderstanding / would need to carry out different steps to see the problem?

[Barry]

OK – but you’d need to obtain the start (and end times) using something like the code I provided earlier in the thread and then echo or print it, which you could do with something like:

<?php echo $time ?>

(Assuming you’ve populated $time using something like I suggested above, of course.)

If you’re unfamiliar with PHP and customizing/theming WordPress in general I’d definitely recommend doing some background research on this first of all, as we are unable to implement customizations for you and can really only offer a nudge in the right direction.

Thanks – and good luck!

[Barry]

OK, so are you happy with things as they are? Unfortunately it’s hard to assess the situation if we cannot see it.

[Barry]

Thanks. I can see exactly what you mean about it not sticking. Deactivating all other plugins and switching to a default theme would indeed be my next step – however, my impression is you are concerned about disruption to your client’s site and so I would ask that you do those steps yourself so you can pick a suitable time, communicate with the client in advance and generally minimize any adverse impact.

With that in mind, please:

* Deactivate all other plugins except for The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO
* In addition to normal plugins you also have a drop-in, please don’t neglect to deactivate/temporarily remove that also
* Switch to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve
* Now try re-entering your license key and save the change
* Navigate to a different screen then return to the license keys page and see if it has indeed “stuck”
* If you’re feeling especially bold, reactivate each plugin, drop-in and then your theme and test at each stage to see which if any causes the problematic behaviour to return
* Otherwise/following this, try updating to 3.1

Thanks!

[Barry]

Sharing code directly in the forum is, sadly, doomed to failure until we can implement some changes 🙂 … please share code by linking to it via a service like Pastebin or Gist instead!

[Barry]

It’s certainly not my intention to waste your time, and I was not aware that this is the third installation you have created for troubleshooting purposes.

In any case it seems that with just our plugins and nothing else running – on an otherwise clean WordPress installation – you are still hitting upon difficulties. That could be due to some environmental issue relating to your hosting package or some other factor I’m unaware of – realistically though, I’m sorry to say, we’ve reached the end of how far we can help you troubleshoot this one.

That’s bound to be disappointing for you and is for us, too, but I’m afraid there isn’t much else we can do here.

[Barry]

Hi Andreas, I’m afraid not – I didn’t initially realize that your question was in the context of Community Events/user-submitted events but really you’d need to build a custom solution here perhaps by modifying the post name (as distinct from the post title) right before or just after it has been created.

However, that isn’t something we can help you with and you’d need to figure this one out by yourself – good luck 🙂

[Barry]

Assuming you’re within the loop (you should be here) you can grab the time only by doing something like:

$time = tribe_get_start_date(null, true, ' ');

Or outwith a loop context you could pass in an explicit post ID (for the event you are interested in):

$time = tribe_get_start_date($post_id, true, ' ');

Noting that the single space string in both the above examples is intentional (and will consequently provide the time according to your WordPress time format setting).

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi millie6,

Unfortunately we don’t provide support here on the Events Calendar PRO forum to users without an active license – as of course that is a large part of what you pay for when you buy a license.

Please do feel free to make full use of our support forum for free users over on wordpress.org, however (but do note that we only have resources to scan that forum every 10-14 days at best, so there may regrettably be some delay).

Thanks again!

[Barry]

would it be possible to turn off the localization of the urls?

That’s a good question but I can’t give you a definite answer, I’m afraid. It’s certainly possible to detect if a request relates to events by using tribe_is_event_query(), so you might use that as the basis of your test to decide is localization of URLs should be turned off or not – the actual means of turning them off however is not something we can help with.

Generally speaking we just can’t guarantee compatibility with WPML owing to the way that plugin works. We hope to be able to invest some time in to looking at options for improved compatibility in the future, but right now there’s little we can do here.

[Barry]

Hi gracesupplies,

There’s a great guide to getting started with customizations in the form of our Themer’s Guide and, in this case, you are probably going to want to customize month/single-event.php.

Perhaps you could repurpose some of the code from the event tooltip section (in that same template) such as tribe_events_event_schedule_details()?

Hope that helps!

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