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Hi George,

yes, all the other users who can submit Events that end up published are “subscribers”.

Kind regards,
Andreas

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Hi Hunter,

thank you for your quick reply.

I have a challenge to deactivate the plug-ins as the site is in production and quite frequently visited.

A strange discovery, when using the web browser Safari it all looks great. But with Google Chrome och Firefox it does not look okay. Isn’t that weird?

Regards,
Andreas

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Hi again Brian,

Thank you for your reply.

Do I understand you correctly that with Events created in a Facebook Group (closed/invite only) where I am administrator,it will not work?

Regards,
Andreas

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Worked perfectly!

Thank you very much Brian!

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Thank you so much George!

You were right! I made a backup and noticed that I had two files (single-event.php and tribe-events.css) directly under the /tribe-events folder in my themes folder as well as two sub-folders named /list and /pro.

I deleted the two files that were directly under the /tribe-events folder and then it worked!

Again thank you very much George!

Kind regards,
Andreas

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Hi again!

Think I have to correct one of my answers. It was such a long time since I worked with all this and it has worked so smoothly so I have not had to do a lot of hands-on. 🙂

2. I do have custom Event templates in my Themes folder.

Regards,
Andreas

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Hi George!

Thank you for a quick reply!

1. I am not sure. Maybe the last update of ECP and Community Events. But I unfortunately updated quickly without verifying.

2. I don’t think I have.

3. Activating the theme Twenty Fourteen makes the Google Map and other information appear again.

Thank you!

Regards,
Andreas

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Hi again!

I solved it myself. 🙂
I FTP’ed to my site, renamed the “the-events-calendar” to “the-events-calendar_old” and then tried to upload and install the Events Calendar again.

This solved it!

I was able to activate ECP and Community Events too! *phew*

Keep up the good work!

~Andreas

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Hi Brian,

thank you very much.
Where shall I add the code snippets that you posted?

Sincerely,
~Andreas~

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Hi Casey,

thank you very much for your help and solution.
I’ve implemented the code and most likely it will work. 🙂

Again thank you for your great assistance!

Sincerely,
Andreas

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Thank you very much Casey, you solved my issue!! Awesome!

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Thank you Casey for taking time to reply!
I had completely forgotten that I had done an override. I deleted the override and then it worked perfect! 🙂

But, now I am back in the situation to why I did an override.
The Event Titles in the Event List are very big in the font size. How shall I in the new versions fix so that the Font Size for the Event Title is a bit smaller?

Many thanks!

//Andreas

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Hi Barry,

Thank you so much for taking the time to answer!
Reading through your response, I get the feeling and impression that I might be using the plugin in a way which it is not intended to be used. Maybe this is the reason why I have encountered these issues. 🙂

I think that what I actually am looking for, is an Event registration system, where users/attendees first registers, then there would be a ticketing system as a second step that provides tickets. In a way, it could actually be seen as one whole solution in a ticketing system, but then such system (plugin) would need to function in a way where parts of an “order” would be impacted by a cancellation (refunded) ticket in that order.

I’ll look into posting a feature request. 🙂
Again, thank you for taking time to answer!

Sincerely,
Andreas

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Hi Barry,
I try to find where to add additional tickets. 🙂

//Andreas

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I found the solution!
There was a “manual/test” checkbox that one could check that would make it all just run through as I wanted.
This can be closed! 😉

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