[Barry]

Great!

[Barry]

Sure, and feel free to open a new one if you need any more help on this front/can point us to an example 🙂

[Barry]

OK, and can you try switching either to an unmodified version or else a different (but still unmodified) default theme such as Twenty Eleven? Does the problem continue to persist even then?

[Barry]

Hi brownjm, possibly Laura would be happy to share her solution. The easiest method of linking to the submit form however is probably just to add a link to your menu.

[Barry]

I do not see them – for instance, just to pick a concrete example, if I look at July 2013 in month view and look at the table cell for Saturday 6th I see nothing like what you have described, even within the tooltips.

re the icons/links included automatically, or is that something I would have had to enable/add?

You would need to add this yourself, there is no setting to enable this.

[Barry]

Hi Flavia:

The setting you are referring to affects the dates in some places, such as the list of events (as found at example.com/community/events/list), but not others (such as the datepicker). The principle reason for this is that the component used to form the datepicker does not understand date formats expressed in the style of a PHP date() string.

However, one of our team members, Ryan, did suggest that you could add some Javascript along these lines:

https://gist.github.com/ryanurban/6073260

Some notes from Ryan:

* You may wish to override the submission form template and remove the .datepicker class, replacing it with something unique like .your-custom-class
* If you do that then please also update the code in the gist appropriately (input.datepicker might become input.your-custom-class)

So this would require some development know-how to implement but it does seem to be possible – however to be clear this isn’t something the date format field you have referred to is intended to influence.

[Barry]

Hi Flavia, I think there might have been a misunderstanding on our end: since you have anyway created a new thread we’ll continue this there.

Thanks!

[Barry]

OK, well right now I can’t see that issue (on the month or list views) – nor can I see links being included in the markup anywhere in those same locations.

Definitely update me if you see this again and can grab a screenshot, but right now I’m not even sure why or how this could be happening.

Do also consider the usual troubleshooting steps of disabling other plugins and switching to a default theme – just in case there is some kind of conflict going on (I tend to suspect not, but you never know).

[Barry]

Hi soesit, there are a few ways you might do this. One could be to drop a snippet like this one into your theme’s functions.php file.

Alternatively you could override and replace the single-event.php template and put your own code for working with the featured image in there, in place of the current code which looks like:

echo tribe_event_featured_image();

For details on template overrides, if that’s the path you’d prefer, please see our Themer’s Guide: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/

[Barry]

I’m not sure I can replicate this. Here’s what I have tried:

* I created a listing as an anonymous user
* I then edited the draft as an administrative user by adding some descriptive text
* I then resaved the draft
* The end and start dates for the event remained constant
* I made a further edit and this time published the event
* The start/end dates remained constant, both in the front and back-ends

Is there anything I am not doing in the above steps that would help me to replicate this?

[Barry]

Hi Laura,

I can’t see this on your site – is it genuinely sporadic or is it just that it only happens for certain events/dates (if so can you point me to one)?

Thanks!

[Barry]

Hi hc2ca, since I believe Rob has been in contact with you I will go ahead and close this thread – should anything else crop up please don’t hesitate to create new threads as needed.

[Barry]

Right – well, similar to my answer here, you can override the templates used by WooCommerce when sending emails and add whatever you want, or do so using a hook like woocommerce_email_before_order_table (which also supplies your action function with an object representing the order).

However, I’m afraid it’s beyond the scope of support to take you much further on this one.

[Barry]

Hi Kandace,

I believe that’s possible – but in a similar vein to your other question this is something you would handle at WooCommerce-level (whether through it’s native promotion toolset or by using one of the extensions available for that platform).

Thanks!

[Barry]

Probably you can, however this is really going to be a feature/customization that relates to WooCommerce (the underlying e-commerce platform, which will support a number of promotion types and can very likely be extended to include more) as opposed to WooCommerce Tickets (our own plugin, which sets up products – tickets – in relation to individual events).

WooThemes have a great support team who can probably point you in the right direction here.

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