[Christopher]

Hey dude, while I play the waiting game myself – let me offer a shoulder to cry on 🙂
I have a question for you (it may seem daft..)- have you setup any events / products? Because it pulls the values from there.

[Christopher]

Sorry thought I should add that I am using WooCommerce + Events Cal Pro + WooTickets.

[Christopher]

Hi Casey,
Do you know if you will be able to restrict them to editing their ‘own’ events? In other words – not allow them to mess about with other events?
I’d imagine you’d have to set them as the author of said event or something along those lines?

[Christopher]

Hi Julie,
While being able to customise the email templates (on a default level) is great, are you able to do it on a per product (in this case event/event ticket) level?

[Christopher]

Hey guys, I’ve just installed this on my dev-site and can confirm that you can indeed have radio buttons on a ‘per catagory’ basis and therefore you’ll be bale to do exactly as you require, Jonathan.

It’s a brilliantly done plugin and was worth the wait!

[Christopher]

Well, I’m no developer but I will see what I can do!

[Christopher]

Brilliant thanks! I’d be keen to give it a bash in a tutorial (of be a beta tester for you) if putting it in a new release it too far down the road?

[Christopher]

Hi there Rob,

That is exactly correct! My reasoning being that I want to keep the calander as ‘neat’ as possible and with say perhaps ten events per day, it gets big, fast.
A dropdown per catagory would eliminate that nicely 🙂

This would be used in two views really:

1: The grid view where ‘everything is shown’ and;
2: In a grid view with events in a specific catagory.

I hope that clarifies what I mean?

Thanks!

[Christopher]

Thanks a million!

[Christopher]

I think this may be the answer to a thread I just posted/started! Please will you share for the less ‘developer’ minded of us Leonard?

[Christopher]

Thanks bud, I really appreciate the advice! I will give both a try and let you know what happens.

[Christopher]

A thought, you know what might work is pulling one of the ‘Custom Event Attributes’? Speaking of which (and I feel pretty retarded for asking this..) but where is this section when creating / editing an event?

I have The Events Calendar (installed and activated on Version 2.0.2) as well as the Events Calendar PRO (also installed and activated on Version 2.0.2). WP v3.3

I can see the advanced widgets but no ‘Custom Event Attributes’. Too much sugar over the Christmas season I reckon….

[Christopher]

I would also love to get this going – I’m trying to code up something to do something similar:

I have built 2 separate menus. One with the categories that I’ve setup with sub-catagories. This is for the calandar view – they are working perfectly.

I am now, however stuck on the ‘list view’. I’d like my users to view the list by category. This is super NB 🙂

Hope you gents figure it out soon 🙂 If I get anywhere, I’ll let you know!

[Christopher]

Ah hell.. third time’s the charm:

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[Christopher]

It seems that it didn’t like the code so I’m trying again

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