[Barry]

Certainly:

WerkPress (http://www.werkpress.com)
WP Valet (http://thewpvalet.com/)
Ryan Neudorf (http://ohryan.ca/)
Treefort (http://treefort.net/)
Cheeky Monkey (http://cheekymonkeymedia.ca/)
The Mighty Mo! (http://www.themightymo.com/)
David Bisset (http://www.davidbisset.com/)
Donald Grover (http://groverwebdesign.com/)
Chris Miller (http://launchbrigade.com)

I hope that helps (and will now close this thread). If there is anything else we can assist with please don’t hesitate to create new threads as required.

[Barry]

Hi Cristiana, it’s possible – but there could be numerous complications with such an approach and it’s not something where I feel we can put together and offer you a simple snippet to drop in to your functions.php file (nor does it really sound like it’s a bug with our plugin, as such).

I think to resolve this to your satisfaction you realistically would need to engage in some custom development work, whether you spearhead that yourself or work with a suitable developer.

Sorry we can’t offer more on this occasion.

[Barry]

We could happily provide you with a list of experienced freelancers if you would like?

[Barry]

Hi Canton: there’s a not a lot we can offer right at this point in time – but do note that we are actively working on some ideas to help improve compatibility specifically with Woo’s sidebar plugin.

So, if you can hold tight, we’ll hopefully be able to deliver some changes over the next few maintenance releases that help with this.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Excellent, thank you. One of the team will review and consider it 🙂

Right at this point in time there’s not too much more we can do so I’ll go ahead and close this thread. Of course if there’s anything else we might be able to help with please do go ahead and create new threads as required.

Thanks!

[Barry]

I’m sorry you feel that way, Punctilio.

We do help with customizations where possible but on occasion – even where the final outcome seems fairly simple – we have to estimate how much work might be involved in getting there and, in this case, my guess is that it would be not insubstantial. That quite simply places it outside the scope of what we can help you with, as we have many customers to support.

Reviewing your history, I can see there was another customization (of the photo view) which indeed we were unable to help with – but in other cases we have provided you with snippets and advice (though you haven’t always followed up to let us know if they were successful or not) … so it seems a little unfair to suggest we rarely help.

Ultimately our priority is on ensuring the calendar is functional and that you understand how to use it. Further customization work is really something you need to drive forward: we can provide advice and a prod in the right direction, but we can’t do the work for you.

Even so we are definitely open to developing new features and I would encourage you to use our feature request page at tribe.uservoice.com if you want us to consider rolling in something like you’ve outlined in a future release.

Thanks again (and I’ll now go ahead and close this ticket).

[Barry]

Fantastic!

[Barry]

Excellent!

[Barry]

So long as it’s working it’s all good 🙂

So what we suspect the problem is, is a limit affecting the number of joins allowed in a single query and your host may have that in place to prevent any one website/application from impacting adversely on other sites hosted on the same server.

You could definitely ask them if this is the case and/or check if they can lift any such limitation.

[Barry]

Hi opcfw,

If I’m understanding this correctly then the theme isn’t attempting to start the session until a very late point indeed and ideally they would do this earlier on. That said, can you read up on our Themer’s Guide (if you’re not already familiar with the process of overriding our templates, that is) and then set up a custom default-template.php template, based initially on the original version.

Try removing the closing PHP tag on line 15 and the opening PHP tag on line 17, such that instead of reading:

if ( !defined('ABSPATH') ) { die('-1'); } ?>
<?php get_header(); ?>

It reads:

if ( !defined('ABSPATH') ) { die('-1'); }
get_header(); ?>

If that doesn’t help I’d recommend talking to the theme author and asking if they can move the session_start() call to an earlier point 🙂

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Neil: fantastic idea! Please do make a feature request for this if you are game to do so – that also lets other users add their support which is a useful metric for us when prioritizing future additions to the plugin:

tribe.uservoice.com

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi David,

We’d prefer to work through this here if that’s ok – note that when you open a thread you can share a URL (which is very helpful from our perspective) but it isn’t publicly visible. You can also mark additional replies as private if you want to share information you consider sensitive.

So, if possible, please provide a URL where we can see the problem and ideally details of one of the changes you made – so we can take a peek and see what’s going wrong.

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi punctilio, I suspect you’d need to look at modifying the event query to build in a check against the end time. That sort of work is, I’m afraid, beyond what we can help you with here – but we’d definitely be open to a feature request for this if you’re game to make one 🙂

tribe.uservoice.com

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Nina,

Definitely possible – I wouldn’t recommend changing core plugin code though. That function does have a filter that lets you safely modify it’s output which you might be interested in: tribe_events_the_mini_calendar_day_link … hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi jadecreative, there are a few variations of this issue however 404s on empty calendar views has, I believe, been resolved in our most recent release – can you try updating your copy of the plugin?

Thanks!

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