[Barry]

Hi Grégoire – regarding copying the description/other details across to the product description you would need to figure that one out by yourself – it isn’t currently something that our plugin can do by itself.

Regarding your most recent post I’m a little unclear – are you experiencing the same problem with a fatal error?

[Barry]

Hi splitfiretj,

We can’t offer a timeline for this but what I can say is that a firm decision on including this has not yet been taken and no work has yet to be done in this direction – so, realistically, it would look like being quite some time before we may see this.

[Barry]

Hi Mike,

I’m not in fact a user of iCal (and can certainly rope in a team member experienced with that app if needs be) but a question that immediately comes to mind is, are you finding that supplying the iCal feed URL – the iCal import link from the upcoming events page, for instance – as the subscription URL doesn’t work?

http://d.pr/i/iI09

If it does not are there any particular error messages being returned here?

[Barry]

So all works well with the Default Events Template do you mean? And essentially the problem is that the events pages do not ‘look and feel’ like the rest of the site?

[Barry]

Excellent, thanks Anne 🙂

[Barry]

Yes you can – sometimes this can be accomplished quickly with a bit of CSS where the sidebar is simply hidden on those pages where you do not wish it to appear. If you want to give that a whirl, please provide a link to your website so I can determine the best piece of CSS to use for this.

A more ‘complete’ solution might be to use one template (such as your default page template) for events views and another (such as single.php) for single events – depending of course on what templates your theme makes available.

Either of those sound like options you want to explore here?

[Barry]

Hi mhoefer, we’ve got this on our hit list and a forthcoming maintenance release should address it – thanks for your patience and support in the meantime 🙂

[Barry]

So just to clarify, you want code to link to the upcoming events list for a specific category?

[Barry]

Hi Gregoire,

In single-event.php (which you can override by placing a copy in your theme’s tribe-events directory – see our Themer’s Guide for details) you should be able to locate the following lines of code:

<ul class="tribe-events-sub-nav">
<li class="tribe-events-nav-previous"><?php tribe_the_prev_event_link( '« %title%' ) ?></li>
<li class="tribe-events-nav-next"><?php tribe_the_next_event_link( '%title% »' ) ?></li>
</ul><!-- .tribe-events-sub-nav -->

Removing these lines out to do the trick – does that help?

[Barry]

Hi John,

One thing that immediately jumps out is that you are using jQuery 1.7.1. The current version of The Events Calendar requires at least WordPress 3.5 which ships with a much higher and more recent version of jQuery, and naturally expects that to be present.

It may be that some custom code you added, or else your theme or another plugin is for whatever reason substituting the default build of jQuery that ships with WordPress for this much earlier version.

Could you either try our normal troubleshooting steps (themes are a common culprit so it would be as well to start there) of switching to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve and then deactivating all non-Modern Tribe plugins to see if this is then resolved.

If it does resolve this, then reactivate each one-at-a-time until you isolate whatever is causing this – assuming for the moment this is due to your theme you may wish to touch base with the theme author and ask how this can be remedied/check if fixing this will impact on anything else.

Does that help here?

[Barry]

Hi Meg,

Unfortunately the code that generates that particular link is neither within a template nor is it filterable – so your best bet here would basically be to create and register your own widget.

That’s not as drastic as it sounds – you could essentially use all of the existing widget’s code and override only the widget_output() method.

It is however a tad beyond the scope of support we can offer to guide you through that one – but hopefully that gives you a few ideas to start with 🙂

[Barry]

Hi everyone – sorry for the inconvenience. This should be fixed in an upcoming maintenance release. In the meantime can you try the solution proposed by our developer Jessica as outlined here:

Recurring Event prompt dims screen and is unclickable

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi bartolorex, can you confirm if this is just for month view or all ‘high level’ views such as list, week, photo etc?

[Barry]

Hi Gerry,

We’d be happy to help but it would be easiest to view the problem in the context of your own site (as that way we can see if any CSS rules from your theme are impacting) – unfortunately the URL you shared seems not to work for me.

Can you clarify which URL I should use to access your calendar’s month view?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi Skatch,

It looks like it is functioning on your homepage and also on one or two other pages I looked at – could you provide a specific URL where I could see the problem / let me know if I am misunderstanding?

Thanks!

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