[Rebecca Davis]

I have submitted this again through the contact form. No point in sending again through gmail as it just auto-replies saying don’t send things here. I am a bit of a loss as to why this pretty simple request has become so complicated. I am surely not the only developer that would like to transfer licenses to a client. There should be a straight forward way to accomplish this. Please continue to follow up and let me know what the status of this is.
Thanks,
Becky

[Rebecca Davis]

Yes, and now I’m getting renewal email reminders and still nothing from you about this. Feels like this got lost. Here’s the email I sent on 4/28:

Hi Courtney,

I have 3 licenses that were gifted to me by Reid last year, that need renewal. The client Garfield Conservatory would like to take over ownership of these so that they can take care of payment directly.

Filter bar – c97399df0fe7d9bd2714bde27209870ec0c099dc
EventBrite Tickets – daa204fe8e63513ef75418e0607a6553a15e36be
Events Calendar Pro – 986aae368b336604512e1a0f37aa653c49086a55

All of these licenses are being used on https://garfieldconservatory.org/ and I have an additional /staging site setup as well for testing.

I also have Events Tickets plus, but we don’t need that one.

Can you please setup an account for the Garfield Park Alliance, transfer these licenses to that account and let Kristen and I know the login particulars when it’s ready? Thanks for taking care of this and please let me know if there are any questions.

Becky

[Rebecca Davis]

No, I haven’t seen any communication on this yet. Please let me know status.
Thanks

[Rebecca Davis]

I sent the email as requested and got an auto-reply saying that’s not the way to do things. Please let me know you got it and that this will be taken care of.
Thanks,
Becky

[Rebecca Davis]

Yes, that did the trick. Thanks for your help.

[Rebecca Davis]

Here you go, right now the 2nd one is commented out.

/**
* events calendar
*/

function tribe_change_eb_iframe_height( $html, $event_id, $post_id ) {

if (false === strpos($html, ‘eventbrite-ticket-embed’)) return $html;

$new_height = 350;

return str_replace(‘style=”height:200px;’, ‘style=”height:’ . $new_height . ‘px;’, $html);
}

add_filter( ‘tribe_events_eb_iframe_html’, ‘tribe_change_eb_iframe_height’, 10, 3);

//move the EventBrite tickets up to below event
//add_action( ‘init’, ‘move_eb_ticket_form’ );

//function move_eb_ticket_form() {
// $display_tickets = array( Tribe__Events__Tickets__Eventbrite__Main::instance(), ‘print_ticket_form’ );
// remove_action( ‘tribe_events_single_event_after_the_meta’, $display_tickets, 9 );
// add_action( ‘tribe_events_single_event_before_the_meta’, $display_tickets );
//}

[Rebecca Davis]

OK, I found the problem, but of course it leaves me with another. I had 2 eventbrite functions, the one to increase the size AND move_eb_ticket_form (https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/moving-the-eventbrite-tickets-box/) to move the iframe above the details. So, with both functions enabled, I get the duplicate iframe, one below and one above the details metabox. This is the conflict, nothing in the theme or other plugins.

Is there a way to make both of these work together? Please let me know, thanks

[Rebecca Davis]

This was from Chrome inspector.

[Rebecca Davis]

Cliff:

I did do a quick look at the console and it does look like the tribe-events.js file is throwing some errors…

[Rebecca Davis]

Hi Cliff,

Sigh, OK, doing all this will take some time and I’m gone next week. SO,
please leave the ticket open, I’ll be back in mid-Feb and get to this as
soon as I can.

Thanks,
Becky

[Rebecca Davis]

Yep, that was it, calling the specific tribe_events_cat. I was pretty sure that’s where my issue was. Now it works, thank you. I have seen several threads trying to do the same thing and you’re right, this seems like it would be a pretty common request. I’ll share this in a post, but having a shortcode for something like this for the folks who aren’t theme devs would also be very helpful.

Thanks for the help!
Becky

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