[Barry]

So right now though our view is that so long as you have one license to cover the “main” site (in a multisite context) that is fine.

To the practical matter of setting up sites for different languages my colleague Rob hit upon this thread which is definitely relevant:

http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/51883/using-wp-multisite-for-multi-language-site-a-good-option

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

OK, that’s great news – in that case, since it’s sounding like we’re all good here, I will go ahead and close this thread. As usual if anything else crops up please do create a new forum thread and one of the team will be happy to help.

[Barry]

No problem at all 🙂

[Barry]

Great question. You should definitely be able to set up two subsites and use The Events Calendar on each.

I’m afraid I’m not familiar enough with multisite to say if there is a straightforward way to set the language differently for each site, however.

[Barry]

Not really, unless you first set them up as events and then export/import using the regular WordPress import and export tools, or else achieve the same by setting them up on Facebook for instance and using our Facebook importer.

[Barry]

Hi Vicky,

I believe I can see the problem in the source code – even so it would be great if you could confirm step-by-step what you are doing when you see this?

[Barry]

So just to be sure we’re on the same page here, can I first of all confirm if you added the code Tim shared in his Gist, and were you successfully able to change the category label?

[Barry]

Hi aj,

If you’re happy working with template overrides (see here) you could override single-event.php then find the following line:

<h3><?php echo tribe_events_event_schedule_details(); ?></h3>

And replace it with:

<h3>
<span class="date-start dtstart">
<?php echo tribe_get_start_date( $event, false, '' ) . ' @ ' . tribe_get_start_date( $event, false, get_option( 'time_format' ) ) ?>
<span class="value-title" title="<?php echo tribe_get_start_date( $event, false, 'Y-m-dTh:i' ) ?>"></span>
</span>
</h3>

Does that help at all?

[Barry]

Hi mitchell360, a number of users have reported problems with WPML and I’m afraid fixing this is sufficiently involved that any moves in this direction will have to wait until some future release – right now, regrettably, we can’t offer much support for compatibility issues between our plugin and WPML.

[Barry]

Hi lanex,

I’m sorry but the mini calendar widget isn’t designed to do that – so you would either need to customize it or build a replacement, depending on which you feel would be the least time consuming.

Sorry we can’t do more on this occasion.

[Barry]

Great – we’re just testing a definitive fix right now, so it should be available soon.

[Barry]

I think you might be hitting a known issue here – in the first instance (this might not work but is definitely worth a shot) can you edit your wp-config.php and add:

define('WP_SCRIPT_DEBUG', true);

(If there is already a line in there relating to WP_SCRIPT_DEBUG but set to false, please just change it to true.)

Does that help? If not don’t hesitate to shout back and we can look at other options.

[Barry]

Hi Alicia,

I’m afraid that’s not within the scope of support that we can provide. Have you considered using WordPress’s import/export tools or a plugin like Duplicator?

[Barry]

Hi! I seem unable to view your site – can you confirm that the URL you provided when you opened this thread is correct?

[Barry]

No problem, glad you fixed it!

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