[centrerpc]

Hi Barry,

Thank you so much again for your help. The new version of the code works flawlessly! Regarding switching to other types of views, I just removed the selector from view (display: none) and that will do for this site for now.

Last thing regarding that, I would love if you could point me to what I would need to check for in the code to catch a user selecting another view. As I said above, for now I removed the selector altogether but would like to be able to give users flexibility in the future or for other projects. Just a pointer to the right docs pages would help. I will myself try to spend a little time there as I plan on using TEC and TECP on all my client sites that require such a plugin. I tried all your competitors and am really impressed with TEC… and your company’s support! As a dev working with many clients, I love mastering specific products so I can use them on client sites and tweak them as I need without having to relearn a new system every time. I’ll be happy to bring you more business!

Thank you so much again and you can consider this resolved.

[centrerpc]

Hi Barry,
My name is actually Stéphane 😉 Sorry for the confusion.

Thank you VERY much for the code! It works great to show the main calendar page in month/calendar view and categories as list view. But if a user clicks on “Previous Event”, the AJAX loading icon shows and stays there. Nothing happens. It works normally without the code.

Looking at your code I saw this line:
if (tribe_is_view(‘upcoming’)) return;

…so I tried adding this:
if (tribe_is_view(‘past’)) return;

…but that is not helping. I actually tested with 2 events per page after trying the above to force the Upcoming events link (not many event yet on the site so default 10 events per page didn’t make the link show) and the next page won’t load either.

Is there something I should change in the settings or the code?

THank you very much again!

[centrerpc]

Hate to bump but, anyone has any idea how to do this? Thanks!

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