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Howdy mikeparagon,
If you are not using the MU plugin then your settings page should look like this. Are you seeing any of the Pro features missing elsewhere, like recurring events? Does the Pro Plugin show up as activated in WP Admin > Plugins?
– Brook
Howdy globemedia,
You could do that by following option #2. It will be a bit tricky, but you simply figure out which element is selected with JS, then get the text value of it and display that somewhere that is always visible to the user, maybe right next to the drop down selector. If you need to add a field or some HTML that you can then popular with JS, you can do that using theme overrides.
Unfortunately that might sound like Greek. If it does, it is possible that you will need to hire someone. If you do not know someone who you can hire, have no fear. We actually keep a list of freelancers who are quite capable of making changes on your behalf. You can obtain this list by emailing [email protected] and requesting it.
Please let me know if that fully answers your questions, or if there is anything I can clarify. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy worldviewpr,
I do not think this will actually involve the filter bar at all. If I am understanding you correct you simply want to display a unique instance of the List widget (which allows to show events from a select category, or all events). Assuming you want to show events from only one category in each widget area, you can accomplish that. Just add an instance of the List Widget to each unique widget area, but before clicking save on each of them select the appropriate category.
The list widget does not let you filter events like the Filter Bar does though. If that is feature you would like to see, you could certainly recommend it here on our official feature request page. That would allow other users to see your idea and vote their support for it.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy mikeparagon,
Is this a Multi-User site perchance? If so, there is currently a bug that prevents the license key from being input. It is something we want to fix ASAP in an upcoming release. Or, if you are not running MU, then you will find the field under WP Admin > Events > Settings, click over to the Licenses tab, and add it there. So, it is not under general WP Settings, rather you will find the Settings inside of the Events flyout in the WP Admin left hand column.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy robpoole,
That is a good point. I think this snippet will add the functionality back that you are looking for. You will notice now that there are two cost fields, one for adding an Eventbrite event, and another that will simply display locally in the calendar. The EventBrite one is under the Evenbrite heading, the other one is under the “Event Cost” one.
Does that make sense? Did that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy again,
A coworked just pointed out that this thread might have been experiencing the same issue as you. If the above does not help you, you might try looking through that thread and seeing if it is the same problem. Neill has recommended some great debugging steps that helped that customer resolve the problem, they might work for you as well.
Please let me know if you are able to get this resolved. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Noah,
Sorry about that. When a topic is marked answered it autocloses, which I know can be frustrating. This is something we are going to change very soon.
The problem with using WordPress.com is that they limit you a bit on which theme you can choose, and they do not allow uploading custom plugins like outs. You can request that they permit our plugin here, but who knows if they ever will. You could follow their advice in the first link and use a host other than WordPress.com that will setup WordPress for you.
Does that all make sense?
– Brook
Howdy Dave,
This will be as simple as them purchasing a license, then inputting that license in the license field of the settings page. It will be an absolute breeze. We even have a video tutorial here if you want to see where this field is located and where you go to find your new license key.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy again,
I hate it when the topic closes unexpectedly. Basically when you mark a topic as answered it close. I know this is frustrating and it is something we are going to change very soon.
I want both wp event pages and eventbrite to be private will this cause any issues with the eventbrite ticket addon?
There will be no issues. You can make an individual event private; or, you can make it password protected. This will hide an event from who do not have permissions (not editors or admins), or those who do not have the password. If on the other hand you wish to hide all events from some users, like those who are not logged in let us say, you can modify the plugin to work that way rather easily — some programming knowledge will be required though (or you could hire a freelancer for an ~hour or so).
And will the ticket box show how a count of how many attendees or rsvp’s or tickets bought?
By default it will not show this. That data is available though, and it can be output if you create a custom template for you events page and output the amount of tickets purchased.
Does that all make sense? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy Michelle,
Out of the box our plugin allows Editors of your site to post/edit events. So, if you want to make some users editors, then they will be able to add events, including tickets, just like you can including adding tickets.
Side note: If you wish to modify the plugin from there, or perhaps create an additional user role, our plugin does fully support the WP Roles API in that regard. But, as with any API some programming will be required.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy holmfirthevents,
That is pretty unusual. I am not able to find anyone past or present that has experienced the same thing. I am concerned that something highly unusual happened, perhaps a PHP timeout or memory allocation error, during the upgrade.
If you are confident that the only thing you lost is your organizers, you could make a backup of today, then revert to the old site. Go to WP Admin > Tools > Export, and export your Organizers & Venues. Then restores today’s backup and import your lost data (Which requires downloading the official WP Import plugin). That said, you would want to make doubly sure that you did not lose any other data, and that your site is functioning properly. It also could not hurt to manually look through your database and make sure nothing looks corrupter.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy findwell,
Unfortunately I do not believe there is going to be an easy way to do this. Our ajax calls set post data for their uniqeu responses, so there is not a unique URL for a caching plugin to cache like there would be if the calls used URL encoded queries that were accessed via $_GET. You could try your hand at modifying the plugin ajax calls to use URL parameters instead, but that is going to have to be a direct modification to the plugin I think.
You might also try making this a feature request. I am not sure that it is even going to be possible to do and still maintain all of our current features, especially without a significant rewrite of the plugin. However, we do have numerous large customers like yourself. It could be a feature that many people want, and thus one we would consider implementing. The only way to know is to recommend it and see how many vote their support.
Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy again Jamie,
There is still some browser confusion going on. You will see certain things that should appear inside of <head> appearing inside of <body>. Like the <title> tag for instance, and lots and lots of scripts/stylesheets. This is confusing the browsers as well, particularly regarding DOM events like window.load. You will need to make sure that everything that is supposed to go inside of <head> appears there, including the PHP call to wp_head().
I hope that makes sense. Let me know if I can further assist you with our plugin. Really the above stuff more has to do with understanding HTML fundamentals, not our plugin. But, if our plugin is one of the only or few things that uses JavaScript on your site, then it is one of the few areas those fundamental mishaps will cause visible problems. I hope the rest of the site goes smooth. Cheers!
– Brook
Howdy luansworld,
I definitely want to support you as much as I can. Unfortunately we would have to charge a lot more for our plugin if it included a years worth of customizations/modifications in the price. As we outline in our scope of support on various areas on this site, the support includes assistance with bug fixes and guidance on how to perform modifications, but it is up to you to actually make the modifications yourself.
If you are unable to do so and do not know someone who you can hire, have no fear. We actually keep a list of freelancers who are quite capable to make changes on your behalf. You can obtain this list by emailing [email protected] and requesting it.
Does that make sense? Please let me know. Cheers!
– Brook
