[Barry]

Hi Michael, how are you getting on here?

[Barry]

Hi sherbert,

I visited the URL you provided but could not locate an example of the mini calendar widget (it didn’t actually look like a WordPress site, is it the correct URL?).

If all you are seeing is the loading icon/spinner that indicates there is a problem and we’d be happy to help you solve this (you can see how it should operate over on our demo site).

Thanks!

[Barry]

OK, although we’re sorry to hear that you feel that way it’s important you do what feels right and makes sense in your own circumstances.

We wish you luck!

[Barry]

If you follow the instructions outlined in the FAQ I linked to you should not lose any data.

With that said, we can’t offer any absolute guarantees and as ever it’s important that you take the time to make a complete backup (and understand how to restore that backup) before doing anything like this – so that if disaster does strike you are in a position to recover.

[Barry]

Hi Derek:

One approach would be to customize the default events template and add a sidebar:

* Themer’s Guide
* Codex documentation for dynamic_sidebar()

The other would be to work on the appearance of the calendar when you’re using the default page template (which might be a matter of tweaking CSS some).

Do you lean towards either of the above approaches?

[Barry]

So you’ll need to downgrade Events Calendar PRO 3.0.5 to 2.0.11 also – you can grab a copy of that version on the downloads page.

There’s definitely no problem from our perspective if you wish to use older versions – however be aware that the amount of support we can provide for anything other than the current stable release is small, and for the 2.x family of version numbers what we can help you with on a technical support level will be very limited indeed.

[Barry]

Great!

[Barry]

Hi jingdaily,

PHP itself doesn’t quite support what you want here, but you could add a snippet like this one to your theme’s functions.php file (or another suitable place) and work around it nonetheless.

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi Alicia,

So as per the steps outlined here you would need to remove your 3.x versions and replace them with 2.0.11 (for both the core and PRO plugins) and then run the downgrade script.

Does that clarify things?

[Barry]

Hi beeldenstorm,

If you visit the plugin admin page can you take note of and let me know the version of each of your Modern Tribe plugins? Ideally these would all be up-to-date (you can compare them to the most recent versions over here).

Regarding your WordPress version, please bear in mind that The Events Calendar requires WordPress 3.5 as a minimum so if you do decide to run an earlier version you need to be prepared for unexpected results – I’m not sure if this particular problem is related to that (my suspicion is that at least one of your Modern Tribe plugins is not up to date) but it could potentially be a factor.

Thanks!

[Barry]

I think that is a slightly different problem and it would definitely be appreciated if you could create a new thread 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Mike,

Great idea. Adding some code like this (to your theme’s functions.php file or some other suitable place) would be one way to change the default start and end time.

It hasn’t been extensively tested by any means (and doesn’t support more advanced ideas such as setting the end date one day ahead etc) but should certainly give you a starting point – two example uses are given at the bottom of the snippet.

If that doesn’t work for you – or even in addition to using it – you could also consider posting a feature request over on our UserVoice page at tribe.uservoice.com … thanks!

[Barry]

You could use WordPress’s get_the_terms() function directly if you want, rather than going through tribe_get_event_taxonomy() – then inspect the returned data and retrieve what you need.

Hope that helps!

[Barry]

Hi Kimiya,

The documentation you referred to is no longer valid (note that the title includes 2.X builds only) – generally speaking though we’d recommend using Y-m-d as the date format at this point.

eventDisplay is not always required but it’s safer to be explicit and declare exactly what you need.

I hope that clarifies things – and thanks for contacting us 🙂

[Barry]

Hi Gøran,

If you see here http://www.karrieretroms.no/aktivitet/karrierestart/, the word “« All Events” arent translated to nb_NO and i can`t find it in none of the translation (ec / ec pro) files. In what php-file do i find it, so i can hard code?

If you override and customize the single-event.php template you will be able to change this to whatever you like – in the original file it is found on line 23 (please see our Themer’s Guide if you are unsure about template overrides).

If you happen to be interested in helping with the Norwegian translation to make it more complete and can help with this one, please do email my colleague Leah at pro (at) tri (dot) be – it would be awesome to improve this one 🙂

If you se here http://www.karrieretroms.no/aktiviteter/, you will see that there is no space (in month view) between “Aktiviteter for” and “september 2013″. As above, i haven’t been able to find it in the translation files.

Apologies – this may be a problem in your nb_NO translation file:

#: ../public/template-tags/loop.php:171
msgid "Events for "
msgstr "Aktiviteter for"

Note the space after the words in English isn’t replicated in the translation. Recompiling the translation file here would be one way to solve this – we do have a note somewhere to make a change that will hopefully mitigate this sort of issue in the future.

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