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Howdy Subforma,
I worry that we are having a communication problem. None of those screen shots reveal a bug. They all show expected behaviours.
Map makers will only exist for events in the current view. For instance on your current upcoming page you only have seven events, and there are seven corresponding markers. But any event not appearing in the list underneath will not have a marker on the map. Does that make sense? Does that explain why the market is missing?
– Brook
I am glad you got it figured out. If only we web developers got a dollar for every time a simple change didn’t come out as expected…
Thanks for marking this resolved. I am going to archive it now. Cheers!
– Brook
That is very useful information dff4kozt. Thanks for sharing all the details.
Regarding your first issue, that sounds like an error we have seen crop up when a plugin is deactivated/activated. If it ever happens again simply flushing your permalinks should fix it. We plan to fix those though in the near future, making it so you will not even have to flush your permalinks.
Now for issue number two. I would guess that Background Music Player’s rewrite rules are conflicting with the calendars, causing the 404. In such a case there is one solution that is almost guaranteed to work, switching away from pretty permalinks. Go to WP Admin > Settings > Permalinks, and change your settings to Default to do this. It is likely the conflict will go away. But unfortunately this will change the URL structure of your site. You will also need to create a new page for submitting events, and add the shortcode [tribe_community_events] to that page.
Other than that you will need to make modifications to your rewrite rules to remove any conflicts. This will not be easy and would require an intimate understanding og rewrites. But you can scan the $wp_rewrites objects for conflict rules, and right your own function to modify them removing the conflicts.
Will one of those options work? Do you have any more questions? Please let me know. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy again cfc,
This snippet should do the trick. Just make sure the offset is correct. You can add or subtract hours with it.
[php]
add_filter( ‘get_post_time’, ‘events_rss2_gmt_pubdate_correction’, 20 , 3 );function events_rss2_gmt_pubdate_correction($time, $d, $gmt) {
global $post;
// Amount of hours to change, equals GMT offset
$offset = -7;if ( $post->post_type === TribeEvents::POSTTYPE && is_feed() ) {
$time = new DateTime( tribe_get_start_date( $post->ID, false, $d ) );
$time->modify( $offset.’ hour’ );
$time = $time->format( TribeDateUtils::DBDATETIMEFORMAT );
$time = mysql2date( $d, $time );}
return $time;
}
[/php]Did that work? I appreciate your patience through this. Let me know if that helps, or if I can assist in some other way. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Motografik,
There is nothing new to report since the last status update. I will definitely post back when we have something though. Cheers!
– Brook
I understand now. Thanks for the screenshot Susan. I was not on the same page as you before.
That particular form is generated by the WP function wp_login_form(). If you are savvy with PHP you could tap into one of its filters like ‘login_form_top’ and add text there. That’s the only option though. WP provides no easier way to modify its login form. 🙁
Does that make sense? Please let me know if I can be of further assistance. Thanks!
– Brook
I am glad you got it working Gary. It sounds like your other issue is with a different plugin. Let us know if you need anything else from us though.
Since the original issue is resolved I am going to archive this topic. Thanks for posting!
– Brook
Howdy David,
I just received the email you sent. It was forwarded to me a little bit ago from our email support staff. Thanks! I will try to do the cleaning tomorrow and email it back to you.
– Brook
Howdy Adam,
I am running out of helpful tips. Sometimes with conflicts you can narrow it down real fast. Sometimes it has to be done the hard way where you comb through the code and even the DB trying to find the problem.
I will try to reproduce that problem with the stock Canvas theme tomorrow. If it can be reproduced in the stock theme, we will contact the Canvas authors to see if they would be interested in working with us to make sure the two are compatible in the future. That might entail one of both of us releasing updates to our respective products though, so this will take time. I will let you know if I can reproduce the problem though, because it will shed a little more light on the problem you’re currently facing.
Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Thomas,
The latest version of our plugin requires at least v3.9 of WordPress to run. To my knowledge there are no problem with that version.
That said I strongly recommend that you update to the latest version of WP, 4.1. There are some vital security patches in the 4+ versions of WordPress.
Let me know if you have any more questions. If not, mind marking this resolved? Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Ryan,
That is odd. Do you have an example? I can not reproduce that on any of my test sites. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy Gary,
I understand hacking your way through stuff. It’s how I started.
The easiest way to get the custom field info is with the function tribe_get_custom_fields(). That will return an array of data. Whatever labels you set the Additional Field to will be the keys for the data within the array. So no need to bother looking up what the they are stored as in the SQL table, just use the label you input in the Events Settings area.
Does that make sense? Did that work? Please let me know if I can be of further help. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Jack!
That’s a good question. It is actually set inside of a PHP file, namely: /the-events-calendar/lib/EmbeddedMaps.php You can easily modify the zoom level with the WP Filter ‘tribe_events_single_map_zoom_level’.
Does that fully answer your question?
Cheers!
– Brook
