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Howdy Laura,
Would you mind opening a new topic for your issue? Tobias continued this conversation privately elsewhere. We have so far been unable to determine the cause of his issue. But still would like to dive further into your issue without spamming his inbox with further updates to this thread. In your new topic please share all of the debugging steps you have tried thus far, and if you dont mind describe the problem in your own words.
Cheers!
- Brook
I understand now. Thank you for clarifying.
If you wish to remove the entire Tribe Bar, and not just parts of it, then it will be a little simpler! You will find the code that outputs that bar here: /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/modules/bar.php. If you create a theme override for that file by following our Themer’s Guide, then you can safely edit the <form>, even deleting it entirely.
Does that all make sense? Make sure to click the link to the Themer’s Guide as it contains step-by-step instructions on how to create an “override”.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Michael,
Unfortunately I can not be more specific on any of those questions than I already was – that’s why I was saying it might be a bit complicated. The exact code, location of the search file, etc. will all vary depending on your theme. It might require a decent knowledge of your theme’s structure to find and modify these, as well as a good understanding of WP Custom Post Types.
If you wish to simply exclude the Events from your theme’s search results, you might contact the theme author and ask them how to exclude the post type “tribe_events”. For that they could probably provide a snippet and a location you could copy/paste into.
I hope that helps clarify things. Cheers!
– Brook
Hello again Denis,
Thanks for that code example, can you get me example of how to choose a different template depending on which category is being viewed.
That snippet should be appearing for you now. I linked to it in both of my comments. Here it is again just in case you’ve missed it:
Yes, it appeared from the old thread (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/month-view-previous-next-navigation-loses-category-filter/) that this AJAX filtering issue was fixed in version 3.11.1. So I also tried that version of the plugin but I still see the same problem so maybe it was never fixed.
That issue does not quite relate to what you are talking about here, which is why you are not seeing it “fixed” in 3.11.1+ The issue in that thread related to the calendar stock, without the category hiding modification. The only reason they tried the category hiding mod was to fix the issue in the stock calendar, that was then patched in 3.11.1.
Again, it looks like there might be a bug in the modification. We will have to rewrite it when we rewrite all of the tutorial in preparation for the 4.0 launch.
I hope that info helps. Cheers!
– Brook
Interesting. Thank you for getting back webgrain. Sometimes corruption does happen but of course its rare. I am glad you tried that. I probably would have tried something similar too on my own server, but would have been slow to advise such a drastic action without knowing your technical capability. For some peoples it’s a much bigger pain than others.
I hope the rest of your sites go smooth. Please let us know if you ever need anything else. Cheers!
– BrookI have to be upfront and honest with y’all. I am stumped on what’s causing this issue, and without knowing a cause we will be unable to patch it. Tomorrow our entire team meets together to discuss the week, and I will ask everyone else if they have any ideas here.
For now it seems like the only solution is to recreate the affected events from WP Admin > Events > Add New, as Marcella did with one of them. If the new one works, then you can delete the old. I realize this is not a great workaround which is why we will keep investigating tomorrow to see if a better one can be found.
Thanks for your patience and time helping diagnose thus far!
– Brook
Thank you for the report Hans. You are the first person to report this issue, but I am biw seeing it as well. This is absolutely something we will fix.
I just logged these two bugs. On Monday I will point our strategist to them so he can prioritize them appropriately.
Please let me know if you have any questions. I don’t have an ETA yet for when they will be fixed.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Michael,
Good question. I would love to help you with this.
I wish there was an easy solution to this, but there is not. The date you are seeing is the one your theme is showing. In order to change this date you typically have to a somewhat indepth modification to your theme. But if you are a person who knows how to do such things, then find your themes search template and modify it. Then check each post to see if it is an event. If it is show the meta data for ‘_EventStartDate’ instead of ‘post_date’. I am sorry if this whole paragraph sounds like greek, if it does then this is likely not something you have the capability to do for your theme.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Brendan,
I would love to help you with this. I am not totally sure I understand how you removed it before, but I definitely know how you can remove it now.
If you add_filter() to ‘tribe-events-bar-filters’ you will get an array of filters being added to the Tribe Bar. To remove one, such as the search bar, just unset it’s array key. The array key for the search is ‘tribe-bar-search’. So unset that and it’s gone! This tutorial elaborates on this, and even includes some example code: Customizing the Tribe Bar.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Rosa Maria,
I would love to help you with this.
Have you seen the Date Format settings in WP-Admin > Events > Settings > Display ? You can change that one by altering the “Date without year” format.
Or, were you hoping to just change the format in the one location, but still have the longform format elsewhere? If so, you will need to write a custom PHP theme override for the single-event view. Our Themer’s Guide walks you through overriding views. Once you have an override you can edit the area where it calls the data, and call one of your own formatting in PHP.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Hello Mo,
That would certainly be possible to do. The easiest way is probably the iCal importer. It allows you to subscribe to an iCal feed, and each category on both sites will have an iCal feed. So on Site A you could subscribe to B’s category 5…
The only hiccup is that the iCal feed will be by default limited to 20 events. You can change the default amount of events. But if you have more than 100 upcoming per category, it’s probably not going to be a great solution performance wise.
Would that work? Does that all make sense?
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Giovanni,
Absolutely! You can visit this website, then click My Account > Licenses to view all active licenses. To disable one and free it up for a different site, just click deactivate. You can do this as many times as you need.
Does that all make sense?
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy sjbennett,
Community works with the Core version just fine. You only need to purchase it. Do you have any other questions?
Cheers!
– Brook
That’s awesome! Thanks for recapping too, that code you shared will be useful for future users.
You can apply CSS strictly to small screens by writing even more custom CSS, heh. Checkout CSS Media Queries. These allow you to target a device based on its screen size. In your case it looks like the site changes to the mobile Filter Bar at 768px, so this rule will allow you to do apply CSS only to screen under 768px.
@media (max-width: 768px) { .tribe-events-filters-vertical #tribe_events_filters_form { margin-top: 80px; } }- Brook
