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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. Thanks!
– Brook
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. Thanks!
– Brook
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. Thanks!
– Brook
Thanks for keeping us posted lgoodwin.
One thing I want to make sure I was clear about, I was stating that you would need a backup from before you updated the plugin. If you made such a backup a few days ago or whenever you updated, awesome definitely ask your server administrator to restore it. But, if you do not have such a backup, that is when you might be “up the creek without a paddle”.
I hope not though. Let us know what happens. Thank you!
– Brook
Howdy veruska,
Based on your description that is not normal at all. It is not a bug I have seen before, unless i misunderstood you. Can you perhaps link to the page that you are seeing this on?
It would seem very likely that you have a theme or plugin conflict. Would you mind running through our Events Calendar theme/plugin conflict troubleshooting guide? What is the result?
Please let me know. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy martyspellerberg,
Those are a bit of a pain to find. I was able to find each of them by searching the plugins directory for “getMinFile”, which is the function we use to find the minified versions of our scripts. Here are your requests:
- /the-events-calendar/vendor/jquery-resize/jquery.ba-resize.min.js
- /the-events-calendar/resources/tribe-events.min.js
- /the-events-calendar/vendor/jquery-placeholder/jquery.placeholder.min.js
- /the-events-calendar/vendor/bootstrap-datepicker/js/bootstrap-datepicker.js
- /the-events-calendar/resources/tribe-events-bar.min.js
- /the-events-calendar/resources/tribe-events-ajax-list.min.js
- /events-calendar-pro/resources/tribe-events-ajax-maps.min.js
- /events-calendar-pro/resources/tribe-events-pro.min.js
Their corresponding handles:
- ‘tribe-events-jquery-resize’
- ‘tribe-events-calendar-script’
- ‘jquery-placeholder’, or if the WooCommerce plugin is active ‘tribe-placeholder’
- ‘tribe-events-bootstrap-datepicker’
- ‘tribe-events-bar’
- ‘tribe-events-list’
- ‘tribe-events-pro-geoloc’
- ‘tribe-events-pro’
We ought to put together a list of script and style handles for users like you. I will bring it up to the team.
Did that work for you? It is possible that I misspelled one of these or grabbed the wrong handle. If so you can double check the code by performing that search, or post back and wait for me to respond. Thanks for posting! If the issue is now resolved, would you mind marking the topic as such? Cheers!
– Brook
You are very welcome Daniella. Please let us know if you ever need anything else. Thank you for posting!
– Brook
Howdy rebeccagill,
Just to double check, have you read through the themer’s guide linked above? Theme overrides are a bit different than adding a function to functions.php.
That snippet I posted works great for me. Here is the exact code for my [theme-name]/tribe-events/pro/widgets/list-widget.php. When I run that theme override, it hides the link and tooltip, and any mention of “Recurring Event”. However, the recurring events themselves continues to show up in the List Widget they just do not state they are recurring.
– Brook
Sweeeeet! I linked this topic to our bug tracker. If everything goes according to plan we will keep you posted on this, and notify you once a fix is forthcoming. Ta!
– Brook
Good question! Go to one of those pages, basically they are pages where there are no results. So if you go to a month that has no events for instance, or a Day or a Week.
Now, view the source of your page. Generally near the top of the page source you will see the <meta> tags. If it worked one of them will be:
<meta name="robot" content="noindex,follow" />Or very similar to that. If you see a similar one, please post it here so I can examine it and explain it to you. If it worked, would you mind marking this topic resolved? Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy 7iber,
We have worked very hard to make our plugin as performant as possible, while still implementing the huge array of options our users want. Virtually every release we take a scrutinizing look at performance and see if there is anything more we can do.
It sounds like you might simply require a more powerful server. Or, often times web hosts will allow you to increase the memory limit on your current server. Here are some helpful links regarding this:
- Here’s is how to upgrade WordPress’ memory limit, right from the WP Codex.
- Here is the PHP reference for modifying your php.ini memory limit. Sometimes this is necessary as well. Not all hosting plans allow you to edit the php.ini file, so you would need to consult with your provider on how to do it and if you need to switch plans. You might even ask them what the maximum allowed memory is for the current plan, and make sure you are already there.
Keep in mind that WordPress is a powerful application, and our Calendar only adds to that power. Often times the cheapest hosts out there simply will not accommodate these, especially once you start having a lot of posts or events.
There is one other thing to try, that might help things allow. Try pasting this snippet in your theme’s functions.php file. If your server has a low limit set on joins, then this can sometimes fix that bottle neck.
Does that all make sense? Please let me know if you have any more questions, or if the above was able to help you resolve the issue. Thank you very much!
– Brook
Thank you for your feedback everyone. I have brought this matter up to the team, and we want to go ahead and implement an option in an upcoming release that disables this link. Even still, it never hurts to voice you support for this feature request that the OP submitted. That will definitely assist us in prioritizing this feature request.
Susan, the CSS I posted will work with some themes but not all. You will need to make sure that it is not getting overridden by another more specific rule in your theme. Sadly, this requires a fair bit of CSS knowhow. You should however be able to insert that CSS in any of the CSS files you mentioned. If you need more assistance with this please open a new topic so that your issue gets the attention it deserves, and detail the problem there along with a link to your website. While we do not ordinarily provide anything but generic CSS and rely on you to adapt it to your site, we might be able to make an exception for you 🙂 .
Instead of simply hiding this link, you can fully remove it from the HTML source as well. This can be accomplished by following this guide.
Since the original poster’s issue has now been resolved this topic marked for archiving to avoid his inbox getting spammed with others problem. If you need any further assistance please open a new topic. Thanks everyone!
– Brook
Howdy rebeccagill,
That is a good question. Like dchaney pointed out there is an easy way to hide the link using CSS mentioned in that thread (thanks dchaney!). If you prefer to truly remove it, then this is possible by following our themer’s guide and creating a theme override.
The file you want to override is /pro/widgets/list-widget.php. On line #64 replace :
<?php echo tribe_events_event_schedule_details(); ?>With:
<?php $tep = TribeEventsPro::instance(); $tep->disable_recurring_info_tooltip(); echo tribe_events_event_schedule_details(); $tep->enable_recurring_info_tooltip();?>Does that make sense to you? Were you succesfully able to hide the modification? Please let me know.
It is worth noting that we are going to be making the recurring events link an option in an upcoming version of our plugin. This might change the API, which will mean that when you upgrade to that version (now known yet which version) you might need to delete this theme override. So keep an eye on our release notes page. Cheers!
– Brook
