[Barry]

OK, it may be worth visiting your license key page here at tri.be and checking everything is in order there (the correct URL is showing, etc). You could even delete the key then re-enter it on your site to re-establish the link.

If that all fails, however, you may wish to try updating manually: you can download Events Calendar PRO for this purpose on the downloads page.

Does that help?

[Barry]

We have a Themer’s Guide and some technical docs that might get you started 🙂

[Barry]

We don’t have a shortcode that can be used to embed the calendar on a different page, I’m afraid.

I do see the problem on your main events page, though, and suspect it could be resolved with some CSS like this. Can you try adding that to the bottom of your theme’s stylesheet or else set up a custom tribe-events.css stylesheet per the instructions in our Themer’s Guide?

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Indeed it is! The Events List widget could be used for this purpose or, if you’re comfortable working with code, you could build a loop of your own using tribe_get_events().

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

So if I visit your test event here http://demo.studiolost.it/events/event/event/ I’m not too sure I see the actual problem. What is the issue you are experiencing (and is Events Calendar PRO currently activated)?

[Barry]

Please don’t load both! Use either the minified script or the non-minified (minified is probably best here).

Besides that I’m not too sure why this isn’t working for you, perhaps some other piece of data it hinges upon isn’t being outputted in your custom loop? It’s really something you’d need to dig into and as a customization isn’t I’m afraid something we can help you with much further.

Good luck, though, and it would of course be great to hear back if you find a solution 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Overscene,

Thanks for your patience – this is a separate problem from what you initially described and I wonder if you can try some of the following steps:

* Please switch to “pretty” permalinks
* Try editing the venue and re-saving it
* I see you are still using a default theme, but if you have reactivated any other plugins please try deactivating them to see if that impacts

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi psasser,

This partly hinges on Javascript (the link is transformed after delivery to the web browser) and for that reason you’d need to ensure that at least tribe-events-pro.js or its minified equivalent, plus any scripts it depends upon, are enqueued on the same page as your custom loop output.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi fiveespressos,

It’s hard to say without knowing the context from which you derived those snippets. In the second snippet at least I’d hazard a guess that the first element (running on the admin_head action) will no longer be necessary and the second snippet (running on the init action) may or may not be.

The safest way to determine this is to upgrade on a duplicate staging site first of all and figure out if there are problems or not and take things from there 🙂

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Does switching to the Default Events Template resolve this?

[Barry]

Hi Steve,

Not 100% clear as to whether you wish to change the background colour, add an image or both of those things, but – though not an official Modern Tribe plugin – The Events Calendar Category Colors might give you a few ideas here.

It might not do quite what you want by itself, but if you take a peek at the code you’ll see examples of detecting the current event category and of setting up CSS to change background/border properties.

Thanks!

[Barry]

You’d need to build this by yourself, I’m afraid, as so far as I know there is no existing function to do this.

A combination of tribe_get_events() and a meta query based on the _EventStartDate key might deliver what you need 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Matt,

Great question. In short I understand it is meant to show upcoming events for the current month and we’re probably looking at a minor bug of sorts here.

Re your second point, one thing to be aware of is that the cut-off time is not inclusive, so if 2am is the cut-off and an event ends at that point (but you don’t wish it to spill across) would need to make the cut-off point 2.30am.

Does that help/clarify things?

[Barry]

Hi Stefano,

In the first instance can I ask you to enable “pretty” permalinks on your site (ie, example.com/events/individual-event) rather than “ugly” permalinks (ie, example.com?post-type=xyz&id=50)? There are some known issues where a clean permalink structure isn’t used.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Sweet – happy to help 🙂

If there’s anything else please don’t hesitate to create a new thread (or threads).

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