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Howdy Dan,
I gotta be honest with you, I have no idea! This is going to be a question for WooCommerce support, or possibly Simplify. It will have absolutely nothing to do with the Ticketing plugin that we built here, so if you ask them for support you might as well not mention it and thus muddle the issue.
I hate not being able to help. Hopefully giving you links to their support will be at least some help to you: https://support.woothemes.com/hc/en-us
Does that all make sense? Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Cully,
I appreciate your sharing your background knowledge of this.
How our queries run is a bit of hacky relic from the early days of the plugin. 🙁 I am sad to see that it is interfering with your get_posts() query, but I am not totally shocked that it is. Would you mind sharing the code you are running that is being interfered with?
We would love to clean up our queries. But there is a lot of custom sites and themes out there that are currently relying on the current setup, and so we haven’t taken the plunge yet to clean things up and simultaneously interfere with legacy support.
Aside from waiting on us to fix this (and your example code will help) you have have two options:
- Run a priority 52 or greater action on pre_get_posts, correcting the where clause.
- Using tribe_get_events() with ‘custom’ and a date in the distant past or future.
Does that make sense?
Just so you know, we have been making huge strides lately cleaning up legacy code, making it testable and so forth. It’s something we are taking seriously and working to do in an organized fashion. We have a lot of new devs to the team, some of whom have made this their sole focus.
Cheers!
– Brook
Thank you for bringing their comments at the bottom of that thread to my attention Terrizsolo. Those comments are the result of an internal miscommunication. 🙁
I did some investigating in our issue tracker and code history. Turns out one of our developers found an easy way to reinstate this feature without breaking our new recurrence capabilities, and so jumped ahead and added it to our upcoming 4.0 release. Good news there! There is no need to request the feature at this point, it will be launched in 4.0.
Now you are probably wondering why Geoff said it was already released. That was the miscommunication. This feature was accidentally mismarked in our issue tracker as being ready for the 3.12.3 release. And so when the release went out the door, Geoff went around saying it was ready because it was mismarked.
I just added this thread to our issue tracker. This means you will get notified when the feature is released. Hopefully this time it will be a correct notification, aye?
Sorry for the confusion. But I am excited to see this is getting addressed very soon. Let me know if you have any questions.
- Brook
Howdy Richard,
I really wish I did have an ETA for that feature. We are currently working hard on release 4.0, and have had to put the “Tickets Meta” on the backburner for now.We would like to launch it before the end of the year, but with programming ETAs are mere guesses at best. And so it’s possible it will come even later than that if things go poorly.
- Brook
Howdy John,
That’s an understandable request. We did used to support custom recurrence text. I believe we took it out because people were not really using it. But now that we support arbitrary recurrences, our autogenerated tooltip text has become exceptionally lengthy. It’s probable people would use it more now. If this is a feature you would like to see us add back in the future, please suggest it: UserVoice (feature suggestion page for The Events Calendar) . We value your feedback, and other people can vote on it too to share their support.
You could basically add this feature yourself with a PHP modification. It will require familiarity with WP Filters and PHP. You can filter the recurrence text with ‘tribe_get_recurrence_text’. From there you could return whatever you want. If you want to be able to specify the text on a per-event basis, you might add a WP Custom Meta field. Call it something like “recurrence text”, and then returns its value when set to the filter ‘tribe_get_recurrence_text’.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Thank you for sharing the file and details Abrar. I am seeing the same thing you are. I am suspicious these are getting recognized as duplicates and being reimported over, if that makes sense. I am going to do some further tests and find out. Then I’ll report back.
Cheers!
– Brook
Checkout this example. You would specify a date range as in that example. If you want next month for example, start date will 2015-10-01 and end will be 2015-10-30. If you need to dynamically calculate what the next month is and when it begins/ends, checkout these helpful posts on StackOverflow and the PHP documentation on strtotime(). You can use this to calculate the next week, next month, etc.
Does that all make sense?
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy All,
Notox has requested we close this thread to avoid spamming her inbox with replies that are no longer relevant to her issue. So I am now going to archive this thread.
Frank, we would love to help you, but would you mind opening a new thread? I wish I had the ability to split your p9ost off, but I do not. In your new thread could you also answer this question: How are you testing where those IPs are accessible? By visiting them in your web browser, or by pinging them form your web server?
Cheers!
– Brook
Oh I am sorry, for some reason I was thinking you wanted to show the current months events, not next. The minical by default shows the current month, so I was thinking it might be perfect.
In your case the simplest way to do what you want would be to use tribe_get_events(), as the shortcodes do not support specifying which month to view. Technically it would be possible to duplicate the shortcode, rename it, and add in the ability to limit it to a given month. But this will involve a lot of time and development. If you instead use tribe_get_events() it will be much quicker, particularly if you start with the example code in that tutorial for retrieving and displaying a months worth of events!
Does that answer all of your questions?
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Bark,
You are welcome for the help. Thanks for reporting the errors. We are actually aware of a couple harmless hcalendar errors, that are basically impossible for us to fix right now. It will involve some deeper changes to the calendar, all to fix an error message that causes no problems. We are planning to do this, but it is low on our priorities right now.
I am happy that you were able to get an override working. Do you need any more help with this, or are you all set?
Cheers!
– Brook
That sounds good. I am sorry this was a pain in this case. I would like to see us insert more spans here for all to enjoy. But there is a small penalty when we do stuff like that as it typically breaks some themes. If you would like to see us add those spans in a future update, please suggest this as a feature on UserVoice (click here).
Thanks for marking this topic resolved, and sharing your solution. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Valorie,
I would love to help clarify this. That is absolutely possible as a small PHP modification. We have some example code here that does this, but you will still need some PHP knowledge to apply it to your site and needs:
https://gist.github.com/elimn/c47fb3e65d437c2479bd
Take note of the line:
if ( current_user_can('administrator') ) return $wp_query;This allows administrators to see all categories. If you are knowledgeable in WP PHP, then of course you can modify this line to instead apply to logged in users or something else.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy James,
I would love to help you with this.
it seemed like you were saying that the RSVP functionality would be in the next version. When will that be out.
It is coming out soon, likely within a month. Due to the nature of programming release dates are mere guesses, and so like other dev shops we try not to publicly guess when something big will be available due to the inherit inaccuracy.
Will that work with assigning a limitation of attendance?
Absolutely.
And can the responses be limited to only logged in WP members?
That is not going to be a feature when the plugin is first released. It will very likely become a feature in the release or two afterwards, as we gauge popular demand for extra features like this and prioritize them accordingly.
Does that all make sense and answer your questions? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy JJ,
We do not have a tryout version of WooCommerce Tickets. However, we do offer a 30 day refund window. If you aren’t happy for any reason we will process a refund for you. Would that work for your needs?
Cheers!
– Brook
