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Barry
MemberThat is strange. In the first instance, have you tried switching between the different default template options in the Events → Settings → Display screen?
Barry
MemberGreat – thanks for reporting back with that 🙂 – and since it sounds like you’re all sorted here I’ll go ahead and close this thread.
Barry
MemberOK, so that would basically seem to work for me – the only problem is that the dates will be wrong as your two calls to tribe_get_start_date() are outside of the loop and before setup_postdata() has been called.
Barry
MemberHi Stefhan: I don’t think that is quite the same and would again ask that you create a thread of your own. I appreciate it’s tempting to post in a related open thread but it also risks causing confusion and making it more difficult to help the original poster. In short, though, no: pop-up tooltips aren’t facilitated by the current incarnation of the calendar widget.
Barry
MemberIndeed, but you could A) register and deploy a new sidebar for the homepage only, positioning it as you wish or B) use it outside of a sidebar thanks to WordPress’s nifty the_widget() function. It was just an idea for you to explore.
August 29, 2013 at 7:32 am in reply to: Day links active in calendar view when Day view is diabled #63606Barry
MemberWe can’t guarantee it will be in the very next release, but it’s definitely in the pipeline.
Do take the time to look over some of the discussion here: https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/webmaster-tools-flooded-with-404s/#post-55393 – you could tweak the referenced snippet at http://pastebin.com/r1WVsCuL and change line 36 so instead of reading as:
<a href="<?php echo tribe_get_day_link($day['date']) ?>" <?php if (!$has_events) echo 'rel="nofollow"' ?>><?php echo $day['daynum'] ?></a>It simply reads:
<?php echo $day['daynum'] ?>Would that help to tide you over?
Barry
MemberI tried to trash one event of a recurring event and it trashed all of them.
If you’re doing that from the list of events admin-side then that is expected behaviour – it should however be possible to do it from within the actual event editor for the instance of an event you wish to delete.
The screen turned dark and I could see the circle going around on the update button but it never finished and the screen stayed dark.
It sounds like you might be describing a known problem and if so we’ve got a fix in our list of Useful Code Snippets (over on the right) that might tide you over until it is addressed in a future maintenance release:
Fix for Update Recurring Events Dialog
Does that help here?
Barry
MemberHi Scott: is this something where you could leverage the existing Events List widget (perhaps set to display just 1 event)?
Barry
MemberOK – do check out that thread referenced by Rob and, in turn, the various other threads/fixes noted in there and give them a whirl 🙂
We are aware that there are a few problems along these lines and have a few ideas in the pipeline that will start coming to fruition in forthcoming maintenance releases – in the meantime though the fixes that are already out there are your best bet here.
Since I don’t think there’s too much more we can do for this right now I’ll go ahead and close this thread. If you do have further questions etc definitely feel free to create new threads as needed 🙂
Barry
MemberHi Joshua,
I do see a Javascript error which could be affecting things, bearing in mind I couldn’t replicate this when using a copy of that theme I wonder if something else – another plugin or some customization made in your theme’s functions.php file – might be impacting.
I do appreciate you noted that you had already tried these steps, but I just want to be certain that you’ve tried the following variation:
* Keep your theme activated
* Deactivate all other plugins, even those apparently related to the theme
* Clear your browser cache and visit week view
* Does the problem still persist?Barry
MemberGreat!
August 29, 2013 at 7:07 am in reply to: Distributing Additional Fields (splitting them into columns) #63590Barry
MemberThose are all possibilities but, I’m afraid, we’d need to leave it to you to explore how that might be done – to really break away from the existing look and feel either switching to skeleton styles and building up much of the CSS yourself, or else unhooking things like the code that produces this particular piece of output and hooking up your own alternative, may be the way to go.
Sorry we can’t do more on this occasion.
Barry
MemberHi Dimitri,
Sorry for any inconvenience – that is a known bug with the system on this side.
It shouldn’t impede the actual operation of the plugin in any way and the only thing to be aware of if you are creating support threads is that we will also see your URL without the dash, so you may wish to share that in a private message if and when you create any support threads.
Barry
MemberHi Samantha. You could remove the existing output first of all with something like:
remove_action('tribe_events_single_event_after_the_meta', 'tribe_single_related_events');Then attach your own function (which might initially be based on/a copy of) the existing tribe_single_related_events() function) and tweak from there. Does that help?
Barry
MemberHi James,
You would either have to build that yourself as a customization or perhaps use something like WooCommerce Tickets – of course you are also welcome to post ideas like this one as feature requests:
https://tribe.uservoice.com/forums/195723-feature-ideas
Since there’s not too much more for us to do on this one though I’ll go right ahead and close this thread (if there is anything else we can help with definitely do feel free to create new threads as needed). Thanks!
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