[Barry]

OK, that’s unfortunate but there are two more things we might try here.

1) Flush the permalinks – this can be done simply by visiting the Settings → Permalinks admin screen, you don’t actually have to change anything or hit the save button.

2) Deactivating a plugin doesn’t necessarily remove all it’s effects – caching plugins are a great example of this whereby in many circumstances cached pages can still be served after the plugin has been deactivated. I wonder if it would be possible for you to install a new instance of WordPress in a sub-directory in the same hosting environment and activate only our plugins and see if this problem still occurs. If it does, that rather suggests we may be looking at an environmental issue (and it would then be great if you could summarize what sort of hosting package you are using).

Thanks!

[Barry]

No problem, one of the team will address your email as soon as possible.

I’ll go ahead and close this thread since it seems there isn’t much else we can do to help with this, however if you do decide to give it another shot just open a new thread and we’ll help as best we can 🙂

Cheers!

[Barry]

Right – and is this specific to your theme? If for instance you switch to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve and set up a default events template do you find the same problem occurs?

If it does not that suggests a conflict with your theme; if it does could you continue to deactivate all other plugins (ie, those not made by Modern Tribe) and test again in case there is a conflict with one of your other plugins?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Excellent!

I’ll go ahead and close this thread now – but if there is anything else we can help with please don’t hesitate to create a new thread or threads as required.

Thanks 🙂

[Barry]

I don’t want to replicate the widgets and have to worry about maintaining multiple copies of the same code.

I can definitely appreciate where you’re coming from here – it may be worth asking the authors of WooSidebars if there is a template tag you can leverage to accomplish this (which you might then use from within a custom events template).

I added the snippet you referenced to my functions.php – this had no effect.

Thanks for trying – that being the case however please do go ahead and remove it if you haven’t already done so.

When you opened this thread you noted that you had tried reverting to a default, unmodified theme and turning off all other plugins except for those my Modern Tribe: did these steps impact on this specific problem in any way and were you able to isolate either your theme or another plugin as triggering this issue?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Great!

[Barry]

So what you’re describing sounds different to this known issue but, just in case, can you read the description of a known issue (and the related fix) we shared here and apply that fix if appropriate?

[Barry]

No problem at all, happy to help! I’ll go ahead and close this thread now – of course if there is anything else we can help with please do create a new thread (or threads) as needed.

Cheers!

[Barry]

Does tribe_get_end_date() work for you? If you only want the time, for instance, you could do something like:

echo tribe_get_end_date( null, true, ' ' );

Noting the single space between single quotes is deliberate, so as to make the time display only (and not the date).

[Barry]

Hi Sal,

Let me try to address these points in turn:

the page at /events (generated by The Event Calendar) is not configurable as a page per se, and I’m not able to override the WooSidebars default widget sidebar for the page.

I don’t believe it will be possible to do this using all three plugins/themes “out of the box”. Instead we’d recommend customizing your events templates to achieve the effect you’re after. Our Themer’s Guide is a great resource if you are new to some of the concepts used when customizing The Events Calendar.

When on /events, both the ‘events’ and ‘blog’ menu items in my top nav are highlighted. I fixed this problem once, but it’s back, and I don’t remember what I did to fix it the first time.

We hope to fix this in an upcoming maintenance release – in the interim a CSS fix can be used that stops parent menu items from being highlighted. Do let us know if you want help with that (ideally by creating a separate thread, as we try to stick to one-issue-per-thread) but we appreciate that isn’t always going to be an acceptable solution.

I’ve set The Events Calendar to ‘include events in main blog loop’, but on the canvas blog page, they’re not displayed (they do display properly in Twenty Twelve).

I’m not actually sure if this will help in your particular case but it could be worth a try: can you add this snippet to you theme’s functions.php file (noting that, ordinarily, you need not include the opening <?php tag) and see if that helps?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi quantafire,

Unfortunately this forum doesn’t do the best job ever of handling posted snippets of code. Can you share that code a second time, but do so by linking to it via a service like Pastebin or Gist?

Thanks!

[Barry]

I’m not aware of that problem in the most recent versions of our plugin, though it could indeed occur with earlier versions. Are both The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO up-to-date?

[Barry]

Hi Aurelio,

I can indeed see that and don’t believe it is due to or limited to the buttons generated by The Events Calendar Category Colors (if that’s what you were referring to when you mentioned event category buttons provided by a 3rd party plugin) simply because following a category link, or as you pointed out a tag link, from single event pages results in the same problem.

I have confirmed that the php changes made to the default-template.php in my child them are the cause, because when I revert back to another template it works ok.

I don’t see any glaringly obvious issues with your code; can you clarify though if removing your customizations – so that it is the original Default Events Template – resolves this? Or do you just mean that the problem disappears if you switch to, for example, the Default Page Template?

If so is there some reason you can’t use the Default Page Template? Thanks for clarifying!

[Barry]

Looks like the .content_wrapper element is 960px wide in both cases and the #tribe-events-content element, which sits within that, is 920px wide in both cases.

Do you still need help here / can you be a little more specific about what and how you’d like to change this?

[Barry]

Hi Kyle, I do believe you can 🙂 … take a look at the following entry from our Frequently Asked Questions page:

If I buy a personal license now can I upgrade down the road?

Does that answer your question?

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