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Howdy inspiration,
That is totally possible! All recurring events have set the post meta “_EventRecurrence” to something other than a blank value. So you could simple add meta section to your query where the meta key _EventRecurrence == “”. More info on custom meta queries can be found in the codex.
Does that answer your question? Please let me know if it helped. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy tigerton,
Here is that tutorial: https://theeventscalendar.com/fast-forward-to-the-next-upcoming-event/
Regarding why this defaults to the current month instead of “fast forwarding”, this behavior is quite a deliberate choice. While we are open to changing it, at the moment it seems only a minority of people want it to fast forward, the rest want it to show this month that way if there are no events people are aware. It can be frustrating to a user if they are looking to see whether there are events this month, and have to click back a few times in order to find the answer. Like I said though, we are totally open to changing it in the future if more people prefer the fast forward style.
Let me know if you have any more questions. If not, would you mind marking this resolved? Cheers!
– Brook
Ooops! Ocama, like Graeme said it would be best for you to open a new topic. That way we can help you with your issue which sounds distinct from this one. Cheers to you as well!
– Brook
Howdy Graeme
That is a tough one! Basically the function from that tutorial Tribe_Advance_Minical::advance_minical() adds an action to tribe_events_before_view. Only, that action is not called by the function the_widget(). This can be fixed by directly by using a different action that is always called. However, you will also have to have some way to detect if it is the proper widget.
You could do this by instead adding Tribe_Advance_Minical::amend_list_query() directly to parse_query. However, that will run on all parsed queries. So you would want to make sure to add that action right before calling the_widget in your code as it will remove itself after it has run.
You are the first person I have seen try to call our widget that way. You might encounter other side effects. I just tested it and frankly was impressed that it was functioning perfectly, given that it is a non standard way of calling the widget. I hope that works well for you! Please let me know if you have any more questions, or if that helped you solve it. Cheers!
– BrookInteresting idea. Thanks for sharing! I will pass that along when the topic comes back up and we can discuss it.
By the way, if you have a minute or two, we would love it if you could write a few words about the plugin here. Happy developing!
– Brook
Howdy Mal,
We do not have a trial plugin. However, if for some reason it does not work on your server or not fit your needs you can request a refund. The folks in charge are banner about that, I have never seen them turn one down within 30 days. Feel free to reference this topic as well, though you shouldn’t even need to if you explain why you ended up requesting a refund.
– Brook
Howdy Justin,
This is something we are interested in doing. Please voice your support here.
The specifics are not nailed down yet. One of the issues we run into is how to implement this. Traditionally we offer integration with various third party shopping carts, from WooCommerce to Easy Digital Downloads. In order to allow people to pay to submit an event we will either have to tie into an existing service like we have in the past, or roll or our own. Both options present their own complications, as well as pros and cons.
This is a fun question. You can already accomplish what you want with hooks and filters. For your specific needs it sounds like you could hook into ‘tribe_community_is_field_valid’. Check if the field is the cost field, if it is greater than x amount of $, and the current user has no meta info indicating they are a paying customer, return an invalid data flag and issue a redirect your payment page. Store their event info in the session. Upon successful payment you could add some relevant user meta using the WP API. Then you could manually resubmit the data for them via the TribeCommunityEvents_SubmissionHandler.
That last paragraph will sound less like greek once you are down in the trenches writing code, assuming that is your forte. Let me know if you have any follow up questions. I am happy to assist. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy kqed,
That is not normal! You can see here that I just spun up a Windows 7/Firefox 31 setup to test and the editor appears and works fine.
The editor itself is just the standard one that WordPress uses for all posts. Perhaps a different plugin is malfunctioning and causing that editor to stop working in general, or at least for Custom Post Types? This tutorial can walk you through testing for conflicts like that.
Did that help? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
I really have no idea. It is a bit puzzling that a theme or page setting was designed that would strip tags like this. No doubt the behavior is very unintended.
I hate it when I need support and find myself between two worlds of support techs who have no idea about how the others service functions. I am sorry you are there right now. I am racking my brain to try and come up with a solution without actually understanding the other service and thus why this is happening. One way that would help fix this would be to create a Page Template based on the current one (copy and paste it). Then wrap the content area with a <div id=”tribe-events”>. I am not sure if you are familiar with that process. Generally it is best done via a Child Theme. Of course if you are not familiar, waiting to see if the theme dev has an idea is probably the best option.
Cheers!
– Brook
Hello Nomalarian,
I hope you got an answer already. In case not: Community does not come with Map view, that is exclusive to PRO. However, Community works great with Map view if you have PRO as well. In fact, there are a handful of features that are only enabled when you have both PRO and Community enabled, basically all of them are PRO features that have been extended to improve Community as well.
Apologies for the delayed response. Since this is an open forum we have Akismet’s spam prevention installed. Unfortunately on rare occasion marks proper questions like yours as spam. This problem can be mostly avoided if you simply open a new topic for your questions instead of jumping in on someone else’s though. So if you do have another question, please open a new topic. Thanks for posting!
On that note, this post is now two weeks old and is being archived. If anyone has more question relevant to this, please do open a new topic and we will be happy to assist.
– Brook
Since this topic has gone a couple of weeks without a response we are archiving it. Please direct all future questions to a new topic. Thanks!
– Brook
That is very astute of the theme dev. They are correct, that is missing from your page and is undoubtedly the reason for this not functioning properly. I am a bit surprised that the rest of the calendar is working.
It sounds like your theme dev has some ideas specific to the theme that might be causing this. I would like to throw one more in the ring. Go to WP Admin > Events > Settings > Display, and try changing the Events Template drop down to a different setting then clicking save. You might try them all. This will change the way the calendar appears on the front end, so keep an eye out if you think those changes are for the better or not. It might also make the calendar function worse. But, if so it is not hard to switch back.
I hope you had an awesome weekend. Let me know if there is anything else. If you do not mind sharing the solution your theme dev found if that works for you, then other users of the Theme Foundry’s Make theme can have it as well. Cheers!
– Brook
That is awesome! Great work DV. Thanks for sharing the solution. 🙂 If you need help with anything else in the future let us know. Cheers!
– Brook
I am too Cécile. I am very excited for that feature in particular.
Thanks for sharing your solution. Let us know if you need anything else in the future. Happy to help.
– Brook
