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Howdy chrisd2d,
Tickets are hidden by default from the Woo Products pages. Is your related products being power or modified by a Woo Addon? If so, perhaps they can be of more help here. I have to send you elsewhere, but the truth is we have done almost all we can to hide stuff from Woo Addons that would not apply. In this case we have set the product visibility to hidden. The related products would have to be ignoring that setting, unelss you have manually changed the visibility to visible. I am not sure what more we could do. Is this a Woo Addon?
– Brook
Howdy torontokundaliniyoga,
That is a good idea. This can be accomplished via a theme override. You could overrid /community/modules/taxonomy.php. Instead of calling formCategoryDropdown() you could write your own function that outputs categories as a select, perhaps doing subcats inside of optgroups? At that point it is up to you!
Obviously that will require some knowhow. This could be a popular feature request though. If you would like to recommend it as a feature so the community can vote on it, that would increase the likelihood that we could build this out as a feature integrated into Community in the future.
Does that all make sense? Can I answer any further questions? Cheers!
– Brook
I missed your response Joe! My bad. 🙁
I honestly have no idea why your site bombs. Have you tried renaming said folder, or removing it from your server (assuming you have backed it up elsewhere)? That very well might fix it.
We renamed our customizations folder from /events/ to/tribe-events/ ins 3.0+. This was also at the same time when customization had to be rewritten from the groundup. OUR API became a lot easier to use and more powerful, but it broke tons of stuff in the process necessitating full rewrites, unfortunate but necessary. I am not sure what we could do to get your code working short of a full rewrite. It probably makes the most sense to stick on the 2.x version until you have time to rewrite. Or you can try to strip out any custom code, and as mentioned above a good place to start is renaming the events folder.
I wish I could be of more help. Please let me know if you have questions and such.
– Brook
I just wanted to thank you for that extra information. I have been keep[ing an eye out for anyone with similar issues and will continue to do so. If we are able to narrow it down and isolate a bug, we would realyl want to fix that.
Thanks for posting. I am going to archive this topic since it is now resolved. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy superbigcat,
I really like your site! Excellent use of minimalism.
That is strange. Google at least won’t index those pages since they all have the noindex flag set in the robots meta, something I just confirmed is working on your site. It is hard to imagine that they would penalize you in any shape or form from pages they do not index and that 404, but I have yet to see any statement from them on this topic. As far as I have been able to determine these types of 404s that on occasion Google Webmaster tools highlights are simply for informative purposes. For instance, what if you were linking to this page elsewhere on your site, but subsequently delete the data from it? I believe that’s why Google shows these errors. I have been doing some research here for a while and no come across anything indicating that they would penalize.
Knowing that they don’t index those pages, does that set your mind at ease? If not, what do you want to do? What would you imagine a snippet doing? Thanks for posting!
– Brook
Howdy Jena,
Absolutely. In fact, you will not even uninstall the current plugin. Rather, you will install PRO alongside of it after purchasing. PRO simiply adds features to the existing plugin, so they work side by side. You can even later deactivate PRO and your events will remain, although they will lack some PRO specific feature enhancements like Additional Data Fields.
Does that all make sense? Please let me know. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy Lucas, good question. Since there are User Agreements/laws in play I am just going to quote our FAQ here. Does that answer your question in full? Can I elaborate any? Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy Joe,
That is some big leaps in version numbers! Happy to see you upgrading.
I would suspect that this is caused by one of two things. First, does your theme folder (/wp-content/themes/fixed-blix/) have an folder in side of it, or any files, labeled “events”? If so, I bet you will need to actually completely rewrite the customizations for 3.x version of the plugin. Although, it seems possible that you might just be able to remove those customizations. The new default look for the single events is pretty good looking. You might find that you are just happy with it. Simply renaming the “events” folder might be all you will need to disable your customizations and fix it. But, it might be more complex than that unfortunately. Hard to say until you try. Second possibility, there is a JS error causing some weird side effects. You definitely have a JS error on your site. I doubt it is responsible for much if any of the changes in look between your two sites. But, it might be causing its own problems. It is likely that the first suspicion step will actually resolve this though.
Let me know if you have any more questions along the way. If not, what was the result there? Cheers!
– Brook
That’s crazy! I can confirm, if I click through to yoursite.com/events/2015-01/ there is no February>> Link. Do you have an example of an event that you have created in february that’s not showing? If you wish to privately post such a URL, please check the box “Private Reply” when responding, and only Tribe staff will see it.
Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy Scot,
That’s a good question. I would not be surprised if you are correct, there is a JS conflict between one of your plugins and your theme. Based on the errors in the browser console perhaps it is the events calendar category colors? Relevant error:
?f=wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-category-colors/resources/legend-superpowers.js,wp-conten…:16 Uncaught TypeError: undefined is not a function
To help isolate this problem, with the goal of gathering enough knowledge to hopefulyl craft a solution, we should do a conflict test. You might first of all skip the part about switching themes, and see if this issue continue to appear with just your current theme and The Events Calendar plugin enabled. Make sure to disable the category plugin though, and any other plugins not from Modern Tribe. If it’s resolved, then move on to finding which plugin is the problem that way we can hopefully narrow it down to a few scripts.
Please let me know if you have any questions along the way. If not, what was the result of that test? Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Chris,
Good question. Two problem stand out, first of all this line will exclude the script form running on month views. It sounds like you don’t want that to happen.
if ( tribe_is_event() && !tribe_is_day() && !is_single() && !is_tax() && !tribe_is_month() ) {
And the second issue is that you are using the category ID, not it’s slug on this line:
‘terms’ => array(’89’),
I think if you address those two problems it will work from the looks of it. If you are not super familiar with PHP and the WP API, sometimes it is nice to have folks around who can help! We can only do limitted debugging from afar. But hopefully once you address those two issues we will have a happy outcome. Please let me know the result. Thanks!
– Brook
Cool! That’s a great modification.
The email template that is used for that particular emails is: wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/views/community/email-template.php. If you create a theme override for it you can change the section where it echoes the permalink to the backend edit link instead. The best way to get that link is via the function admin_url().Checkout the function get_edit_post_link() in WP Core for an example of how to build the URL you are looking for using admin_url(). Ordinarily get_edit_post_link() would be the function you would need, but it only returns a value if the current user is an admin. Which generally is not the case for community event submitters.
Did that work? Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy taochiflow,
I am glad you took the time to reach out to us. I too have added this topic to our internal tracker regarding WPML compatibility.
I do have some great news on this front. Compatibility is forth coming. This is actually a pretty major change. It requires us to make a lot of changes through our code just so we can be compatible with this one specific plugin. It’s obviously worth it, but it will take sometime. Currently it is on our roadmap for 2015.
In the mean time people have had varying degrees of success getting the two to work together. If you are hitting a specific problem, odds are strong someone else has as well and has posted about it on our forums, only to find a solultion later. A lot of the solutions involve somemanner of compromised, but in the end they get the two plugins running side by side. Just wanted tyo let you know all of your options.
Does that answer your questions? Is there anything else I can do, now that you know about our roadmap and such?
– Brook
