[Ben]

Not really. I’m asking if the Event Tickets plugin can take care of certain events and the Events Ticket Plus plugin can take care of other plugins. But I guess I will have to try myself..

Thanks anyway

Ben

[Ben]

Hello again,

Please clarify.

>once someone has selected how many tickets they want, they will need to go through a >purchase screen and the fields on that depend on the e-commerce plugin (e.g. >WooCommerce) you are using with Plus.

I want to use Events tickets plus but can I avoid going through the purchase screen for tickets with no cost? I have a ticket cost for some events and just sign-ups for other events and I’d like to avoid going through the whole WooCommerce checkout process for the sign-up events. Is this possible?

Thanks,

Ben

[Ben]

Jonah, how do I use custom fields? They’re not displayed in the backend for Events. I’m using 2.03 still, maybe this is different in 2.04 I saw something on that?

[Ben]

Thanks for your response! I think it would be a nice alternative for some to have a static page linked.

[Ben]

Thanks Jonah, that worked!

[Ben]

I hope this will be resolved soon!

[Ben]

Yes, how do I post code here? It was nothing special just that I manually put a title in table-mini.php and it worked but there is still an empty title above. Where should I put the title text to show up in the empty space? There is no way to input a title in the widget setup.
Thanks!

[Ben]


my title


[Ben]

Thanks Rob! That sounds really good!!

[Ben]

So is there a way to avoid 1970-01-01 appended to events which are repeating in their url on the blog page? Those links are broken.

[Ben]

Yes, I’m on 2.03 on both. And I’m using this as permalinks “/%post_id%/%postname%” setting. You can test the link here:
http://ekoblekinge.se/
http://ekoblekinge.se/evenemanget/olofstrom-forelasning-om-ekologisk-odling/1970-01-01

And I’m using this in functions.php:
/* Display events in the main loop */
add_filter(‘pre_get_posts’, ‘query_post_type’);
function query_post_type($query) {
if(is_archive() || is_tag() || is_home() && empty( $query->query_vars[‘suppress_filters’] ) ) {
$post_type = get_query_var(‘post_type’);
if($post_type)
$post_type = $post_type;
else
$post_type = array(‘post’,’tribe_events’,’attachment’);
$query->set(‘post_type’,$post_type);
return $query;
}
}

[Ben]

I was just wondering if this is possible. It’s now the first time I created a reoccuring event.

I see now that the date is appended to the permalinks. But for the main entry on the blog-page it’s:
olofstrom-forelasning-om-ekologisk-odling/1970-01-01
I’m using the hack(?) presented in one of your articles (I think it was) to display events in the blog. Is there some way to avoid the date 1970-01-01 being displayed? It’s not valid, but removing the date gets me to the proper page!

[Ben]

Yes, I had a post-tag with the same permalink. Changing the post-tag fixed the problem. Thanks!

[Ben]

Thanks for the quick reply!
No, the events were created on 2.x.
We can do like this, I will watch it next time I create an event and see what happens. If I get any duplicates again we can try to find out why.

Thanks again!

[Author]

Posts