[Barry]

Thanks Verdipro, this is indeed a bug on our side and so I’ll get it logged and see what we can do here. Thanks for your patience!

[Barry]

I was assuming there would also be a toggle box on the pages of recurring events, where “Show only the first instance” was selected. So those pages (../event/recurring-event-name/all/) would work the same way – showing the first instance, but with a checked toggle box at the top of the page, giving the user the opportunity to uncheck and show all instances.

So I’m not entirely sure I understand the benefit of hiding recurring instances on a page that is intended to list all of them (on the main events list of course the benefit is quite clear) but we’re definitely open to ideas – and if you want to post this as a feature request we’ll definitely consider it:

Please use tribe.uservoice.com for feature requests – thanks!

Side note: When “Show only the first instance” of the event is selected, it shows a past event, since it began in August.

This could possibly be a bug but may also be a local conflict specific to your site or – not unlikely – a side effect of caching … see my next point!

As for the problem with the last event only showing, it seems to only be happening on the event XXX

So for this I note both that you say A) only one event behaves this way and B) it seems you are also using WP Super Cache. Before we go any further, can I ask you to try clearing/emptying your cache and see if that resolves this?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Can you share it as a private reply in that case – and can you also confirm if you tried switching to a default theme?

[Barry]

Hi Lynn,

I’m confident that’s possible however this would be a customization task that we’d really leave down to you. We do have at least one RSS-related tutorial that might give you some ideas to get started:

https://theeventscalendar.com/the-events-calendar-for-wordpress-tutorials/

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Nathan,

Can you link us to your live site so we can see this? In addition to deactivating all other plugins (thanks for trying that!) can you confirm that you tried switching to a default, unmodified theme at the same time and did the problem still persist at that point?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Lara,

It looks to me when I inspect the source that it is being output before our own content, but due to various CSS rules happens to appear almost in line with it. Is it possible you or someone else has customized your templates to achieve this? Switching to a default, unmodified theme would be one quick was to test this.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Please be aware that posting code directly in the forum is, for the time being, almost always doomed to failure as the software we are using will strip out various bits of code – so it is always best to share code using a service like Pastebin or Gist 🙂

The part that I’m stuck on is creating this click event within widget-calendar.js

Unfortunately it’s sounding like you need a level of support way beyond what we can provide here. I’m sorry the list of freelancers proved to be fruitless, but you could also try one of the many established freelancer marketplaces.

Thanks – and sorry we can’t do more on this occasion.

[Barry]

Does map view get you any closer to where you want to be with this? If not and you don’t feel filter view will help you achieve your aims you’d really need to build a custom solution of your own.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Marlies,

I can’t seem to locate the event you referenced in October. Can you link me directly?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi procalendar!

Sorry for the delay but please be aware that there may be 24hrs between responses during the working week.

Have you checked out our list of tutorials and this one on altering or removing the heading in particular?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Is it possible that you’ve enabled the Show only the first instance of each recurring event setting?

[Barry]

Hi blizzdesign!

When I visit the URL you provided I am unable to locate your main calendar page (or at least I am unable to locate one that looks as though it’s generated by our plugin(s)). Can you confirm which URL I should visit?

Have you also tried deactivating all other plugins and at the same time switching to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Deshub:

If there was an option in the popup that appears when you edit a recurring event to edit ALL instances (even before the date of the particular instance you’re editing) this would not be such a concern.

Fantastic idea, please do propose it on our feature request page and we’ll certainly consider it. In the meantime, as a workaround, if you edit any instance of a recurring event you’ll probably notice the editor URL is of the following pattern:

http://example.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=440&action=edit&eventDate=2013-11-05

Manually stripping the appended eventDate parameter and its value will take you to the “source” event:

http://example.com/wp-admin/post.php?post=440&action=edit

Does that help?

[Barry]

Hi Daniel,

I’m sure it’s possible but this sort of customization task is one that, regrettably, we can’t assist with. I’ll go ahead and close this thread as there isn’t much more we can do here – do check over our docs and learning resources as well as those provided by CF7, however.

Thanks!

* Themer’s Guide
* Technical Docs

[Barry]

Hi Mariano,

I think you’re misunderstanding the role of is_tax() which checks if the current request is a query for an existing taxonomy archive page – which won’t hold true in the context of a single event page.

You might be interested in using has_term() instead 🙂

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