[Barry]

You could bolster your test by combining the results of conditionals like tribe_is_list_view() – depending of course on what your default view is – and WordPress functions to check if the visitor is viewing an archive and/or a particular taxonomy etc (of course, for some of these we might expect a positive result and others a negative) depending on how finely you want to target the code that follows 🙂

[Barry]

@mcnultyco so are you working with @trevellyan, or are you posting about a similar experience of your own?

[Barry]

OK, how about tribe_is_event_query()?

[Barry]

Great question!

I actually think that would be fairly involved customization and, sadly, not one we can help too much with.

Building up familiarity with WP_Query and tribe_get_events() would certainly be a prerequisite – and I think if I were you I might start there and see if I can obtain and sort the data in the way I want first of all and then look at ways either to “inject” it into existing views or else, perhaps, actually build up some custom views of my own.

I hope that helps!

[Barry]

This does look like a bug that has cropped up in 3.1 – we already have at least one other report of it – and will strive to fix as quickly as we can. That realistically may mean it is one or two maintenance releases away, but do know that we’re actively looking into a fix.

[Barry]

That is strange. I’m guessing it is then some peculiarity of your theme (Twenty Thirteen, incidentally, has a footer sidebar that is almost always present that may make it useful to test this out) but wonder also if you might have customized any events templates?

If so, does reverting to the default versions of those templates resolve this?

[Barry]

Hi James,

Looks like you have a plugin called “Spider FAQ” which is adding a stylesheet of its own to all pages. This makes it so links are white until hovered over. To work around this you would need to override its rules with a small piece of CSS like this:

#tribe-events a, .tribe_mini_calendar_widget a { color: black }

This could be added either to your theme’s stylesheet or a custom CSS file (depending on your theme’s conventions – but check with the author) or else a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Can you provide a URL where I can see this? The URL you provided when you opened this thread seems not to be a WordPress site or at least I am unable to locate the main events page.

What I can say is this is the only report of this I’ve seen and I am completely unable to replicate – so if you are experiencing it on a clean test site with nothing else running it may be environmental in nature … can you share any details about your hosting environment? Do you know that the timezone settings are accurate?

Thanks!

[Barry]

On second thoughts, I can now replicate something very similar so it does seem we’ve got a bug here, and perhaps it manifests more clearly in your case because there is only a single test event.

What we’ll do is log this and aim to address it in one of our upcoming maintenance releases. If you are able to carry on in the interim either without map view or simply by ignoring this anomaly (you may find as you populate the site with more events it is less readily apparent) that would be great.

Thanks!

[Barry]

That is strange as on the single event page and indeed the venue page the map is centred on Montpellier as expected.

Can you try creating a new test event in a different city and see if that changes anything here? Thanks!

[Barry]

No problem. I’ll go ahead and close this thread, but stay tuned and at some point over the next few maintenance releases we ought to get this addressed 🙂

Thanks again!

[Barry]

Hi silverrage,

If you take a look at this snippet you can see an example of a custom event query restricted to a particular term (category).

In this case it is indeed retrieving only those events in the specified category that are upcoming – which isn’t what you want – but you could change it to custom and set a date range using start_date and end_date properties.

Hopefully that gives you a starting point 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi tkbmtl –

Can you confirm if you are trying to target all event pages, or just single event pages, or some other combination?

Thanks!

[Barry]

You would need to create that directory 🙂

[Barry]

Hi mcnultyco,

Can you try adding this snippet (you probably can drop the opening <?php tag however) to your theme’s functions.php file and see if that helps?

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