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Howdy Thomas, for that you will have to ask CF7 or consult their documentation. I am not familiar enough with their app to say. I did use it one time, and if I recall correct they had a PHP API where you create CF7 forms. So instead of using a shortcode, you would use PHP. But I am not certain, simply put I am just not a CF7 expert.
I wish I could be of more help. If you do have more questions to The Events Calendar though, please let me know.
Cheers!
– Brook
That is possible with Eventbrite, and our Eventbrite Tickets tie-in. If you create or edit the event on the Eventbrite website, you can set the total Event Capacity setting. So set that up to 100, and you are good. You can still limit the number of available for each ticket if you’re so inclined, say you a maximum of 50 kids, or perhaps a max of 75 adults, you can do that as well. Or you can set them both to 100, and allow your event to fill up with any variety of tickets.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Mike,
That’s a cool addition to the calendar. It sounds like you are on the right track. I have only ever once tried adding a submenu page to the The Events Calendar menu, but as luck would have it I still had a link handy to that code. Are you able to add it by following that same pattern? Perhaps the issue was that your add_submenu_page was not attached to the right action with the appropriate priority?
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let us know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Nice work. That’s probably a better idea anyways. Using the title is inherently inflexible, but a tag is a great idea. Does that tag work for you? Are you still having problem, or can I help further?
– Brook
Howdy Jason,
What you want is definitely possible. You can would need to create 14 events, each with two tickets each. And you can specify in each ticket description which age group they are for.
Currently our plugin does not allow you to have a single event with multiple time slots. It is a feature we are working to build, but it won’t be ready for a while. But, do you think the above would work?
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let us know.
Cheers!
– Brook
You are welcome!
Changing the title should be no problem. Have a look at this tutorial: Change the wording of any bit of text or string.
However, getting it to behave differently is no small issue. The location search is actually powered by Google Maps. It relies on their technology. And how it’s currently built will do a location lookup for whatever you type in. If you type in Seattle, it asks Google where Seattle is. Google gives use the longitude and latitude of the center of Seattle. Based on that we do a search for any event within X miles from that point. You can specify what how many miles X is using Filter Bar. So you can say you want to do a search for any event within 50 miles, or 500 miles. But problems arise when you are searching for larger area. If you search for Washington for instance, events in Seattle are not within 50 miles from the center of Washington state, but they will be within 500 miles.
You are not the first person who wished thing behaved differently. Look at this feature request. As mentioned there what you want might actually be possible with the Google API, but if it is it will be phenomenally complex to build and will require some research first. Ultimately it would likely involve completely overhauling how events are stored in the database. Which is something we are interested in looking into in the future.
Did that all make sense? One thing I should mention, in this forum we usually strive to keep our topics focused on a single issue, the one you had when you opened the topic. This helps keep things organized and get you the fastest responses. I just wanted to mention this in case you had not seen that recommendation yet.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Thomas,
I would love to help you with that. That makes a lot of sense. It will require some PHP know-how to build. You can query for a WordPress Post, like an event, by constructing an ordinary WP_Query for the post type “tribe_events”. If you want to query based on the Title, and not the slug, then checkout this StackOverflow post on how to augment WP_Query functionality to add “post_title_like”.
Once you have the return query, just run tribe_get_start_date() on each post to obtain it’s start date. From there you can populate a CF7 form with the necessary values using their PHP API.
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let us know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Shah,
I am very happy you enjoy our plugin. That is an excellent site. I can see now how we helped achieve your dream, it’s completely dedicated to events! 🙂
That is absolutely possible. The default calendar page will actually show all categories on your website. So if you make the All link go to yoursite.com/events/ then you are all set!
Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let us know.
Cheers!
– Brook
Thanks for marking my answer correct. I am going to archive this topic since it’s resolved.
Cheers!
– Brook
The rest of our conversation took place in this topic: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/translated-wpec-tix-to-german/ Thanks again, Brian!
– Broo
The rest of our conversation took place in this topic: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/translated-wpec-tix-to-german/ Thanks again, Brian!
– Broo
The rest of our conversation took place in this topic: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/translated-wpec-tix-to-german/ Thanks again, Brian!
– Brook
Thank you Brian. I am sorry I was not able to do the testing before the weekend as I had planned. These are excellent translations! They are very much appreciated. We have finalized all of our code for 3.10 already, but these will be pushed in 3.11 which is due out soon after as we are trying to get back to near-monthly releases.
I would like to give you some coupons for free updates. Which 4 products would you like? Can I send the coupons to the email address you signed up with here?
Thanks again sir!
– Brook
Howdy all,
These are translatable strings. I just tested it out in a variety of languages, including ‘Espanol’, and the countdown widget translated properly for each. However, it is possible that the specific translation you are using does not have translations for t hose strings, and thus needs someone to translate it. If you are interested in updating the translation to include those, please checkout this guide.
Does that make sense? Since three of you are reporting this I am concerned that for some reason those strings are not translating for you guys. If so, are you all using the PRO plugin, and have you update the translation file recently?
Cheers!
– Brook
