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Howdy persyst,
Unfortunately it is more complicated than that. Ultimately our goal is to find out what script your theme has loaded on that page, and try disabling them one by one. The issue is scripts can be anywhere, not just the js-folder and you can not always safely rename/remove them in whole. You will likely need to hunt through each line of code looking for areas that include scripts. Try commenting them out or otherwise disabling them, and seeing if it fixes it.
I am sorry for how much of a pain that is. This sort of task is generally done by the theme developer, because they are intimately familiar with the scripts and often have a good idea of where to start. I wish I could point you to a better starting place, but my unfamiliarity with your theme has left me with no further direction.
– Brook
Howdy kabard,
Thank you for reporting this. I am unable to reproduce it on my site though. I wonder if it requires some pretty specific additional fields settings? Would you mind grabbing your system information and pasting it here? Make sure to use the ‘Set as private reply’ checkbox to protect your private information from the public. You can find the system info by going to WP Admin > Events > Settings, clicking on the “Help” tab, and scrolling down to the ‘System Information’ box. (Or by going to [yoursite]/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=tribe_events&page=tribe-events-calendar&tab=help) With that info hopeuflly I can reproduce the warning.
Keep in mind though, PHP Warnings are not actual errors. You should not be seeing them on your live website/server. If you are, you will want to consult with your host or perhaps the PHP manual for changing your error reporting to a production server setting. I do appreciate you bringing the warning to our attention though. What they are intended to do is bring out areas of the code that might need some polishing. I can have a dev look into this once we can reproduce, and see if this is just such an area.
Thanks again. Let me know if you have any questions. Cheer!
– Brook
Howdy michaelalbee,
I see what you want to do there. The photo view uses the JS Isotope library. Even if you inserted the <hr> elements, best case they change nothing, worst case they completely mess up the view.
You are going to either want to customize isotope’s settings, or strip isotope out and replace it with your own concoction. You can effectively strip it out by switching to Skeleton styles.
I wish it could just be an easy <hr> insertion 🙁 . But, the isotope library does a lot more than keeping things aligned. It also does a great job of making the photo view responsive. The only draw back is that it is not easy to modify how it functions. Sometimes it is best to just strip it out and build your own if you want to change the layout.
Does that all make sense? What did you decide? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
I am sorry Adam. I am still unable to reproduce this. I tried an ends on event, and tried changing it. I even tried waiting a few days and changing it like before. No dice, everything is working properly. This is still unique to your site 🙁 .
– Brook
It is a good idea and I am glad you did! We do have a number of users with some extremely giant sites. So we are always brainstorming ideas to have things scale. One thing we have been pushing hard for the past few months is squeezing every bit of performance we can out of the plugin, which is super helpful for the bigger sites.
While I doubt many other people will want what you requested specifically. I could see a number of them wanting a menu system that scales better across the board. Not just organizers, but venues and such as well. If you can think of anything else we should throw in there by all means. If I were you I would propose it as a group on user voice, instead of just upgrading the one little aspect. It broadens the appeal and helps keep the backend uniform.
Thanks again for the idea. If there is anything else you note that we can do to help the plugin scale, please let us know.
– Brook
First of all, that is an amazing find. I am glad you got it working. The strange thing is, that function is not required by our plugin at all. I run many themes without it. Somehow I guess it was just enough to get things working together though — though I am not totally sure why. Puzzling, but sometimes it is best to not ask questions 😀 . Please post back here in the forums should need anything else.
– Brook
You are welcome Andrew. Thanks for the update. I am happy you chose the right plugin in that case. Post back if you need anything else.
– Brook
Thanks for the update Stefan. What happened when you renamed the folder to js-bak and the functions file as well? It is a pain I know, but if you could let me know the result of that it is the only way I can help you narrow it down.
Integrating a theme and plugin is usually done by a developer. It is not always possible without many hours of work. I hope that is not going to be the case here, as they are mostly compatible already. But, just wanted to give you fair warning.
Right now we need to figure out what about the theme is conflicting. If it is not the /js/* files nore anything injected by one of the functions, then we need to expand our search. Start disabling CSS, header files, etc. You will have to hunt down which particular line is causing the problem, then we can fix it. Right now all we know is the theme. Sadly the usual useful tools like the browser console are doing nothing to help narrow this search :-/ . So we are left with a bit of a haystack.
– Brook
Howdy unhinged,
That is an interesting idea. The WP solution to that sort of issue is generally to have an ajax search box, where you can just start typing into it then a list of filtered search results popsup allowing you to select one. Basically like you have with tags for posts/pages and even our very own events.
This does make for a great feature suggestion. It is the sort of thing that we have difficulty prioritizing though, because it is hard to tell how many people want the feature. If you want to increase the visibility of it so that people can vote on it and such, make sure to also add it to our User Voice page. That is the best place to make feature requests.
Let me know if there is anything else. If not, would you mind marking this resolved? Thanks, and thank you for taking the time to post this idea! Feedback is very helpful for us. 🙂
– Brook
Howdy alexwg85,
That is a hard question. Are you running any SEO plugins? What happens if you disable them while running the current theme?
Either way, try using this snippet to change the title values. If you only need to adjust upcoming then you can delete all of the other if{} statements from there. Did that fix it?
Please let me know if you have questions or anything. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy calsaul,
I just assigned this topic to Barry so he can pick up where you left off. Thanks for posting!
– Brook
Howdy cehenry,
Thanks for posting!
1. I have a question for you before I can give you a proper answer. How would you want you rregistration form “linked” to the EDD ticket system? When someone fills out that form it blocks out dates on your calendar? Or perhaps you simple want to add a hyperlink on the events page to this form? If you would not mind elaborating in detail that would sure be helpful. Thanks!
2. You can certainly redirect people, but you will have to write some PHP code to get there. 🙁 In PHP you can check for and set cookies, and redirect if they don’t exists. So if you want people to be redirected that form until they submit it, then they can view the events pages, then you would simply check if the cookie is valid. If not, set a header to redirect them to the registration page. Once they have successfully registered, set the cookie. You might also need to tie this in with logins and such depending on your intended functionality.
Let me know on question 1 so that I can answer you. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy jrucker,
Using CSS you can definitely change the font color, sizes, and layout. When styling a WP site, whether it be a theme or plugin, use your browser’s inspector to find the relevant styles. You can trace what styles are currently applying to an element, and then craft a rule to override them.
If CSS is not your forte you might want to hire someone to write the code for you. Fortunately even if you do not know someone you trust whom you can hire, we got you covered. We started keeping a list of freelancers who are quite capable of making changes on your behalf, even CSS ones like this. You can obtain this list by emailing [email protected] and requesting it.
Does that all make sense? Any other questions? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy AMF,
Editors can also submit their own events and edit events. If you trust these folks to be editors hen you will just need PRO for the Map view. If you do not, then you will need Community as well. For community we had to build an entire area for accepting and managing even submissions, that keeps everything separated ant puts subscribers or even unregistered users in full control of only their events.
I hope you can find a solution that fits your budget. Let me know if you have any more questions. Thanks!
– Brook
