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Thanks for marking the answer correct. I am going to archive this topic since it’s resolved.
Cheers!
– Brook
Thanks for marking the answer correct. I am going to archive this topic since it’s resolved.
Cheers!
– Brook
You’re welcome! Thanks for voting on that feature as well. It is already gaining traction and its only a couple of weeks old. That’s good for us to know. š
Cheers!
– Brook
Interesting. Thanks for giving that a whirl. Would it be possible for you to generate a username/password I could use to login to your site. If you respond here with the details and check the box “Set as private reply” only Modern Tribe reps will be able to read your response.
With your permission, I would like to try importingĀ that file to your site as well and seeing the error in action. Would that all be okay?
- Brook
In order to be 100% sure Google understands which is the original you can use a third party plugin to add a canonical meta tag. Otherwise you’ll just have to rely on Google to guess which is the original, and it does a pretty good job. Unless Google’s Webmaster Tools is saying your site is flagged asĀ duplicate content, I wouldn’t worry about it though. Typically not a huge deal.
That answer your question?
Cheers!
– Brook
Thank you guys, all three of you. Obviously this is a bug. I faithfully followed Kurt’s steps to reproduce this, but still am not see the same thing on my end. I have recreated some of your problem events exactly without issue.
But three people seeing it obviously trumps my not seeing it. I amĀ going ahead and logging this bug. From there our devs will try to reproduce it, and find a fix. Then we can release an updated version of The Events Calendar without the bug.
While you wait for a plugin update with a fix though, it should be possible to work around this. The event time is showing higher up on the page in the title. If we copy the code that power that lower on the page, then we have a workaround/hack to fix this. To do this you would create a theme override by following ourĀ Themer’s Guide. Specifically the file to override is:Ā /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/modules/meta/details.php
Starting on about line 33 through line 94 is the code that shows the event time and date. You could comment out or delete this for now. Then replace it with:
tribe_events_event_schedule_details( $event_id, '<h3>', '</h3>' );That will add a one line version of the time and date, just like appears at the top of the page.
Or if you prefer you can just wait on a plugin update.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for y’all? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
And this is why I was saying out the outset that Disabling Ajax is a quagmire. Hehe. I’m not sure if have only begun down the rabbit hole of issues trying to disable Ajax will cause.
Is there any way we can modify the snippet so that disabling Ajax for the submit buttons only applies to the other views (List, Month, Day, Week) and not Map View?
This will require some specific targeting. You could check theĀ <body> tag has the class “tribe-events-map” attached to it. If it does, don’t run the JS I shared.
Engaging the āNext Eventsā navigation clears the previous date from the Tribe Bar, thus the the 2nd page of events returned is for future dates. So it looks like this will unfortunately be a bit more complicated than it originally appeared.
That’s going to be a limitation in our plugin that will require our JS cleanup to fix. Basically we rely heavily on JS to generate the proper URLs for previous events, map view, and such. And the functions that generate those URLs are intertwined with our Ajax. IN our cleanup we would like to decouple these, and further make it so the HTML itself always contains the proper link and thus doesn’t rely on JS. But until then I don’t really see a good way to fix it. Maybe a lot of JS hacking could get you there, but its the sort of hacking that is likely to break often with plugin updates.
I wish I had better solution here. Please let me know if I can clarify or be of further help.
- Brook
Howdy Abby,
Good question. I think you are the first person to hit this. You actually can not import multiple organizers via CSV, that’s a limitation in our importer. However, we do have a few more planned improvements for the importer and this could make a good fit with those. If you’re keen to you should suggest this as a feature:Ā UserVoice (feature suggestion pageĀ for The Events Calendar)Ā From there other’s can vote their support for it as well.
Does that all make sense and answer your question? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Jessica,
That’s certainly not expected. I would love to help you with this. Would you mind sharing a copy of the CSV file you are uploading which is having this problem? I can then inspect it and see if I can figure out what’s up. If you can upload it to any site, perhaps a file sharing one like dropbox, then link it here. Would that work?
Cheers!
– BrookHowdy Jason,
I can see how this would be confusing. If you are not logged in as an admin on your phone, then you are taken to the event page. This is because users who buy tickets frequently scan the QR code themselves, and so we don’t want them to be able to check themselves in. Instead we show them the event page. Thus, it sounds to me like you are probably not logged in on your cellphone there. But logging in should fix this.
Cheers!
– BrookHowdy Myke,
I am not super familiar with the CSV Exporter plugin, but I still might be able to help. Events are a custom post type, like the sort the CSV exports works with. But venues and organizers are as well. They are actually their own post type tribe_events, tribe_organizer and tribe_venue. When you go to export from that plugin does it allow you what post type to export? Can you select the organizer or venues ones there?
– Brook
Howdy Sarah,
I am sorry this has been frustrating. I would love to help you with this.
Thanks for sharing what all you have tested thus far. I have an idea how we might be able to import in spite of the error, and it will help us learn more about this problem. Can you try uploading the file right to your website? To do this, go to the iCal importer. On the importer there is a drop down called “Source”, click on this and change it to .ics file. Then select the file on your computer. Not hit search. Do you still get an error or can you successfully import?
Cheers!
– BrookHowdy again Karly,
There is not preceding sibling selector in CSS. But, if you ask meĀ the joy of CSS is finding workarounds to these sorts of things. š
Right now you have a margin below each post:
#tribe-events .tribe-events-list .type-tribe_events{ margin-bottom: 5px }And you also have a margin on top of the seperator:
.tribe-events-list-separator-month {Ā margin: 0.75em auto 0.5em;Ā }What if you made the post margin on top instead on bottom? Then made the separator top margin -2px. This will cover over you bottom border. However, if things are looking a bit crowded, you could then add a white top border to the seperator to fake a margin between it and the preceding post. The white border will still cover over the other seperator.
Other than tricky CSS, your only option would be writing some PHP to add a CSS class to the last element before a separator, or using jQuery. Something like this ought to do it:
jQuery('span.tribe-events-list-separator-month').prev().addClass('post-before-seperator')Does that all make sense? Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Angela,
It is possible that your server does not support HTTPS urls like that one. To test this you could try downloading that iCal file to your computer, then uploading it to the iCal importer. When in the iCal importer there is a Source dropdown, that allows you to import either from a URL or upload a file. If you select “.ics file” and find the one you just downloaded, you can then see if it imports properly.
Note: Your iCal file contains over 1200 events. It will take a very fast server to import that many events. It is possible that it will timeout before importing all of them. Let me know if this happens.
Does that sound like a plan?
Cheers!
– Brook
