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Ooops I did not yet directly answer your question. You could delete all events by going going directly into the back end database, possibly through PHP My Admin, and deleting events with tribe_events post type. You would also want to delete their post meta. This is a very sticky process, but is pretty much your only options when your server is hitting fatal errors on the front end. It’s also very dangerous, even if you know WP databases very well. The best route is definitely to look into upping your memory limit, and thus removing the error from the front end without deleting any events.
– Brook
Howdy forumgapa,
It sounds like you might require a more powerful server. Or, often times web hosts will allow you to up the memory limit on your current server. Here are some guides or references:
- 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 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.
Does that make sense? Are you able to get in touch with your host? Please let me know, or hit me with any more questions. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Roberto!
THis should be pretty easy if you have used WP Filters before. It sounds like you would want to hook into the following filter ‘tribe_events_event_schedule_details_formatting’. This is actually an array. From the sound of it you would just change the array key ‘same_year_format’ to ‘j F’.
Does that make sense? You able to get it working? Please let me know if you can. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy again Sian!
So if an event has a venue, it will appear on the map wherever that venues location is set to. If it lacks a menu, it will not appear on the map.
The default coordinate and zoom level jumps around based on what events are returned by the current query. It is really very dynamic, and attempts to be as user friendly as possible. It probably does behave funky though if some venues have invalid addresses, or addresses that Google Maps parsed incorrectly. If the map pin is appearing in the wrong place, then it was not parsed proper.
Does that make sense? Any further question? I am happy to help further! Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy mspointers,
Since we do not have a link to your site to view the problem in action, it is very difficult to say what is going on. From the sound of it your theme might be conflicting with the Plugin, overriding our JavaScript files with stuff of its own. These sorts of conclicts cause issue similar to the ons you desrcribe, assuming I understood you correctly. If you can provide it a link, it could be worth a thousand words!
If you are interested in getting this resolved quickly, could you also run through some diagnostic steps for me? First, could you try temporarily activating the default 2013 theme, and seeing if the issue persists.
If disabling the theme fixes it, we have narrowed the issue down to a theme conflict. Do you have any theme overrides for the Events Calendar? If so could you try disabling them by renaming your [themename]/tribe-events/ folder to ‘tribe-events-bak’. Did that fix it?
If the issue persists in the default 2013 theme, then we have a different set of debugging steps. Please keep the 2013 theme enabled, and also disable any plugins other than the ones from Modern Tribe to see if that fixes it. If it does, please try reenabling the plugins one at a time until the issue resurfaces. When it does resurface, can you let me know which plugin caused that to happen?
Does that make sense? Can you answer those questions once you have run through the steps? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
I forgot to answer your first question. Whoops!
You can modify any text string in our plugin, and even most other plugins, using a snippet like the following.
Alternatively you can make larger modifications, including ones like this, by following our themer’s guide. From the sounds of it the specific file you want to modify would be: /the-events-calendar/views/modules/bar.php
– Brook
Howdy aabarnod,
The relevant Filter is actually added by the PRO addon, oddly enough. Its Class can be found here: \events-calendar-pro\lib\TribeEventsFilter_GeoLoc.php
On line 15 you will notice that it runs the distance labels and their values through the WP Filter ‘geoloc-values-for-filters’. Simply hook into that filter and return whatever values you want, and you should be rocking!
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Marcia Young,
We have an awesome Google Calendar and iCal exporter for events in the PRO version. We are event beefing it up in the next release, so that it would allow your users to export the current calendar view, whether that be a month, day, or upcoming events. And it can be limited by category and such. Very handy.
Does that make sense? Please let me know if you any more questions. Cheers!
– Brook
Excellent! Glad to here that helped sir. And thank you for sharing your solution, it will definitely help other forum members. If you have any more issues in the future please open a topic and ask away. I am marking this one answered.
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.
I hope the site development goes smooth. Cheers!
– Brook
You are quite welcome. The order in which you activate plugins rarely affects things. We even check if another plugin is active before working our magic, so I really do not think that is the problem here.
Theme forest has an awesome compatibility feature, in which theme devs can report that their theme is compatible with x plugin. Here are their two lists for our plugins. It is very rare for a theme to not be compatible with PRO if it is compatible with TEC, so as it is quite likely that both lists are completely safe. If issues do arise, it is even more likely that the dev would be willing to fix them for you in the next version of their theme:
http://themeforest.net/attributes/compatible_with/events_calendar
http://themeforest.net/attributes/compatible_with/events_calendar_proOf course the default themes are compatible as well. 2014 does have some extremely minor styling annoyances, but our plugin will resolve those in the next release.
It has been a pleasure to provide assistance for you here. If you have more questions, fire away. If not, let me know and I will mark this thread answered.
– Brook
Howdy Judy,
Sadly that looks a lot like a bug to me. I am able to reproduce your problem. I am logging this issue with our developers right now.
Thank you so much for reporting this, I really appreciate it. If we had an unlimited amount of time resources it would be fixed in the next release, but of course we have to prioritize bugs and development time. This will be fixed as soon as we can fix it though.
Thanks again. Please let me know if you have any more questions. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy skmcnair,
Our iCal exporter relies on some extra URL variables to work proper. My default calendar view would be the following: http://eventscalendar.local/events/?ical=1&tribe_display=list
If I were you, I would go to the view that you want to export, scroll all the way to the iCal link at the bottom and copy that URL. That should make things easy.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Shambhavi,
There is not yet a super easy way to do this. Probably the easiest way is to convert their iCal export to a CSV — which will not be super straight forward. You might want to involve a programmer to make it automated. Or go right into your WP database and export AIO events to excel or something, organize the data (which might be a bit difficult again), then export as a CSV.
Of course there is always the manual copy and paste option as well, where you just create a new even in TEC and copy/paste data from the old calendar. Definitely not ideal, but depending on the size of your calendar it might be the best option.
All that said, we are working on making this very easy. Definitely no ETA yet, but in the future we want this switch to be as smooth and easy as possible and are working towards that end.
Does that make sense? Will one of those options work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy driftwood,
I’d love to help. It sounds like what you want to do is rather simple and straightforward. In our various list views (month/calendar, widgets, etc.) instead of linking to the single-event page you want to link directly to a blog post about the event, correct? It sounds like you are now storing this blog post in a custom field.
So this would actually be quite easy. Using a WP Filter you would hook into the filter ‘tribe_event_link’ and return the value of your custom field.
The support we provide here is guidance, not exact code for your specific site. While we would absolutely love to be writing custom code for each of our users and doing everything we can for them, we would have to charge a lot more the plugin to be able to afford that. So we have found specific guidance like the above to be a perfect compromise in terms of cost vs. benefit to you.
Does that advice make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Farhad,
This is definitely possible. With WooTickets for instance, you can add a download that the user will receive when they purchase a ticket. Simply upload your PDF, and presto! The drawback is that you would have to add a unique ticket for each PDF and set the stock count to 1. However, it would be pretty cool that the user could pick their own ticket if you upload a unique one, whether that ticket contains unique seating, or whatever. You can even upload an image to go along with the ticket.
Does that all make sense? Any more questions? Cheers!
– Brook
