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Howdy again,
There is no option for it. If you are feeling adventurous you could certainly dequeue our frontend scripts, then enqueue your custom ones with ajax features removed. It would probably be far easier to just find the conflict though. Usually your Javascript console will show a few errors and help you find the problem, it might even give you something you can check with Google about.
– Brook
Thank you for reporting this. I am not seeing an issue in any other views, not on your site nor on test ones. I am able to duplicate the issue by going to a category, selecting photo view, and clicking Next or Previous. But this is only happening in photo view. If you do see the same problem somewhere else I would really appreciate it if you sent us a link to the page again, and maybe documented the steps that you got you to that page as sometimes that plays a part too.
Thanks again for pointing it out! We are adding a fix to this to an upcoming maintenance release.
– Brook
Hey Woodraf,
So if disabling permalinks fixes it this is probably an issue with relative linking. Perhaps a resource like a JS file or a CSS one that does not use a full URI in your template. Regardless this does not seem to be an issue with our default calendar single events views, which load fine as seen here.
Your site has a lot of customizations, which is great and it does look nice. However, when one of those customization glitches we can not provide much support for it. In this case the default views are working fine, so it is definitely a customization that is causing the problem. Considering that there is not much we can do to help you aside from basic generic advice like the above.
I wish I could be of more help.
– Brook
Matthias, we are still looking into this. I will certainly let you know once a fix is available. Thanks again!
Howdy Indizo!
Your dequeue script should work perfectly. If you want to overwrite tribe-events-photo-view.js with your custom version I would just take your dequeue idea one step futher. Dequeue tribe-events-photo-view.js as well, then upload your custom version to your theme directory and enqeue it instead.
Does that make sense? Would that work for your situation?
– Brook
That sounds good, glad I could help.
1) The color code plugin is actually created by a third party. If it is giving you issues here is their support forum: http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/the-events-calendar-category-colors
2) When you click edit on a recurring event, then click update, there will be a popup. That popup asks if you want to make changes to the Only this Event, or All Events. Click All Events if you want to change future iterations as well.
3) That is a CSS issue from your theme involving min-height. If the space is not desired you will need to set the min-height to something more appropriate.
Please do not take this the wrong way: We can not provide support for your theme or third party plugins, which is the case with issues 1 and 3. While I understand it can sometimes be hard to tell which plugin/whatever is at fault, I just wanted you to understand that in the future we can only assist you with our plugin.
You are welcome! I wish you the best.
– Brook
Howdy,
If you do not mind coding some PHP logic this should be very possible. Before uploading a picture to WP our plugin does apply the filter ‘tribe_fb_get_facebook_photo’. If you were to over-ride that filter so that it returns an empty result, the photo would not get uploaded. That would definitely disable the photo from getting imported. However, if you want to selectively import some photos from Facebook then you would have to wrap your overriding filter in some relevant logic.
Does that help you? Please let us know. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy dotwongdotcom,
There is no “easy” way to do this. Depending on your specific requirements and where you want to display the cdetails, you could likely do this using tribe_get_events(). Scroll down a bit on that page to find the relevant info. From the sound of things you are going to have program a fair amount of logic around these queries to automate them. Definitely look into it, but it might not be worth the hassle to you.
Is that going to work for you? Please let me know. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy starfiresports,
That code is working fine for me. I just tested it. Perhaps something in your environment is messing up is_single, which is a WordPress functions. Have you tried disabling plugins and reverting to the default 2012 theme? If disabling all of that fixed the issue, try reenabling stuff one at a time and then retesting. This can help you narrow down which of them is messing with your WP install.
Please let us know if that works. Thanks!
– Brook
Howdy oakley56fila!
I am glad to see your interest in our plugins. The pro plugin adds recurring events functionality. When combined with the Community Events plugin it will also allow members of the community to submit recurring events. To add this functionality to your current site you will need to get a Pro license in addition to the Community one you already have.
If you are looking to see what features are included in a plugin, our product pages are a great place to go. The Products link dropdown menu in the main navigation bar contains a list of our products, clicking on one will give you a lot of relevant prepurchase information. If you have a specific question that is not answered there, searching through our site or asking the question here will get you an answer.
Does that help clarify our product selection? Do you have any other questions I can help with?
– Brook
Howdy northlandchurch,
Opening up the console on your site reveals the probable cause of your error. The very first line in the console log is: “Warning: you have included the Google Maps API multiple times on this page. This may cause unexpected errors.” That error message comes right from Google.
Sure enough I see the API is being included in both the header and footer. You only want to include it once. Google’s documentation recommends adding it only in the header. One of your other plugins, or maybe even your theme, is adding it in the footer. You want to stop it from doing that. You may need to contact the theme/plugin author if you are not familiar with deregistering scripts or hooks.
I hope that helps get you started in the right direction. Thanks for posting!
– Brook
Thank you snorton for taking the time to report this! I am adding forwarding this bug to our development team. I expect it will be fixed in an upcoming release.
– Brook
Howdy gpeery,
I am noticing that at least one of your events is showing up with a single date/time instead of two. That can be seen in this screenshot Is there anything different you did for that event?
You appear to be running version 3.3 in your /the-events-calendar/ plugin. Would you mind updating it to version 3.3.1? I think that might fix the problem. To be clear, I am not talking about the pro plugin since the latest version of that is 3.3, just the base one.
Thanks!
– Brook
