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Hi Jeffrey, I haven’t seen this email yet – can you send again or try posting the link to your code here one more time? Thanks!
Some further improvements with regards to private event posts are coming in The Events Calendar 3.0. For the time being though I will close this thread.
Closing this thread since there haven’t been any follow-ups in a while – feel free to create a new thread if you need further help though.
We’ll leave this open for a few more days – however after that I’ll close this thread (it could be worth seeking help on a WooCommerce specific forum for this sort of question).
Why do I have categories to break down the events into, but nowhere for my users to click on a specific event category listing and see all events in that category? Is that a link that I have to create and add myself?
The categories for a particular event are shown by default on each single event post – visitors can then click and visit the corresponding archive page as they would with regular WordPress posts.
You can also build a custom menu of event categories from the Appearance > Menus admin screen – just be sure to select Event Categories from the screen options dropdown on that same screen.
That’s a good point (re typical users and size of operation) and we appreciate you taking the time to post.
Certainly, we’re happy to point in the right direction – but we do prefer not to manually change code on customer websites unless absolutely essential.
Thanks!
Hi Mike,
Thanks for reporting this. I’m not sure why you are experiencing it – it isn’t something I can replicate.
If I make the end time 7pm tonight, and test at 7.20pm, the ticket form for that ticket will not display, if I adjust it to 7.30pm it does – so it seems to work with expected accuracy at this end.
