[Casey]

Great! Thanks for confirming that this got you sorted. Since it looks like you’re all set, I’m going to mark this thread “Answered” and close it out.

By the way, if you have a minute or two, we would love it if you’d write a few words for us here: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/the-events-calendar?filter=5

Thanks in advance. 🙂

Cheers,
Casey

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esgudger,
Thanks for the explanation. I’m seeing the following CSS style being applied to the H4 tags in your upcoming events list: http://grab.by/wfgo. You could override this by adding the following CSS to your theme’s stylesheet:


.tribe-events-adv-list-widget ol > li h4.summary {
float:none;
width:auto;
}


Give that a shot and see if it does the trick. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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advmaremma,
Thanks for getting in touch! Since the ‘tribe_events’ custom post type implements a custom taxonomy for our Event Categories, you’ll need to use the has_term method instead. Something like this should do the trick:


if( has_term( 'category-slug-to-check', 'tribe_events_cat' ) ) {
// do something
}


Give that a shot and let me know if it does the trick for you. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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operapreneur,
Thanks for getting in touch, and hopefully I can help you out here. Unfortunately, there’s no way to customize the page template that the ‘Event Submission’ confirmation uses, since it always uses the same page template as your Event submission form. However, it looks like you have a couple of options here:

1. You could change your ‘Events Template’ to use a custom page template by going to ‘Events->Settings->Display’. This will change the page template that Community uses, along with your main Calendar.
2. You could create a new WordPress page with your desired confirmation message, and use the tutorial to redirect users that new page upon successful submission.

I hope that helps get you pointed in the right direction, but let me know if you have further questions. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

cruzio,
Thanks for getting in touch! Manually adding the widget this way is quite difficult, and also requires making sure that the appropriate javascript files are loading on the page also. I would recommend checking out a third-party plugin called Event Rocket, which will allow you to add the widget to the page using a shortcode instead.

Keep in mind that we’re unable to provide support for this third-party plugin, but we’d be glad to help you with any other Community-specific questions you might have. So, just let me know if you have further questions, and I’d be glad to help out. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

efromdc,
Sorry about that! Not sure what happened there, but shoot us an email at pro(at)tri.be with a copy of your receipt, and reference this thread, and we’ll see what we can do to help you out. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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Amy,
First, you’ll want to take a look at our themer’s guide to see how to perform template overrides. Then, you should just be able to override ‘views/single-events.php’ and remove the line that says the following:


<?php echo tribe_event_featured_image(); ?>


That will remove the featured image from your single event view. I hope that helps get you pointed in the right direction. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

Great! Thanks for confirming that this got you sorted. Since it looks like you’re all set, I’m going to mark this thread “Answered” and close it out.

By the way, if you have a minute or two, we would love it if you’d write a few words for us here: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/the-events-calendar?filter=5

Thanks in advance. 🙂

Cheers,
Casey

[Casey]

Sean,
Thanks for confirming that this got you sorted. Since it looks like you’re all set, I’m going to mark this thread “Answered” and close it out.

By the way, if you have a minute or two, we would love it if you’d write a few words for us here: http://wordpress.org/support/view/plugin-reviews/the-events-calendar?filter=5

Thanks in advance. 🙂

Cheers,
Casey

[Casey]

RC,
So sorry, but after inspecting further I realized that you are running all of the current versions of the plugins (3.5.2 for PRO and 3.5.1 for TEC). One of our developers has developed a small, separate plugin that should help with this issue you’re having. Just download the ZIP file from here: https://cloudup.com/c23lu6PhA4u, install it, and activate it. Then you should be seeing it activated in your plugins like this: screenshot.

After installing, you should see a new area on your ‘Events->Settings’ page that will allow you to fix duplicates (screenshot). Give that a shot and see if it fixes the issue for you. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

After setting my permalinks to your format in my local environment (tested with WordPress 3.7, 3.8.3, and 3.9), everything was still displaying correctly for me and I was unable to replicate your issue. Have you performed any template overrides in the plugin? If so, you’ll need to make sure that they’ve been updated from the 3.5.x template files, as we’ve changed a lot about how the views and templates work since version 3.5.

If that still doesn’t fix the issue, could you try deactivating all other plugins to see if that resolves the issue? If so, then try reactivating them one-by-one to determine if another plugin is the culprit. Give that a try and let me know what you discover.

Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

aling,
Thanks for getting in touch! I’m not exactly sure why you’d want to remove line 776, as that’s where the featured image is actually retrieved from WordPress. Could you tell me a little more about what you’re trying to accomplish, so I can determine the best way to assist? Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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shavano,
Thanks for reaching out! The ‘tribe_ce_event_submission_login_form’ filter runs just before outputting the login form HTML, and you can see it in action in our docs here on line 1494: http://docs.tri.be/Community-Events/source-class-TribeCommunityEvents.html#1494.

The Community plugin also gets the login form url from ‘wp_login_url(),’ so if you’re using any custom login form plugins that filter on that function, then the Community add-on should honor your custom login form URL.

I hope that answers your questions, but let me know if you need further help. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

Darren,
Thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately, we’re unable to actually provide the code for specific customizations such as this, but I can hopefully point you in the right direction. First, you’ll want to perform a template override on the Community views that you’ll need to edit. Here’s how to do this:

1. Just create the following new directory structure in your theme directory: ‘/tribe-events/community’
2. After doing that, go to ‘wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar-community-events/views/community/’ and copy over any desired files to the new directory you created in Step 1.

In order to edit the recurrence / date information, you’ll want to override ‘modules/datepickers.php’ and remove the <tr> surrounding the ‘All day event?’ text.

In order to edit the location information/fields, you’ll want to override ‘modules/venue.php’ and remove the code that you don’t want to display.

Keep in mind that we’re unable to offer support if you encounter errors or issues due to customizations like this, but hopefully this gets you pointed in the right direction. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

[Casey]

cityofroundrock,
Thanks for reaching out! Unfortunately, the complete list widget HTML has not yet been split out into it’s own template. We’re currently working on this, and are hopeful it will be split out into it’s own template file, and available to override in an upcoming release.

In the mean time, you could directly modify the widget_output() function to output a UL instead of an OL. You’ll just keep in mind that any changes you make directly to the plugin files will be lost when you update the plugin.

I hope that gets you pointed in the right direction, but let me know if you have further questions. Thanks! 🙂

-Casey-

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