[Cliff]

Hi Nicole. Thanks for your thorough question.

I tried the Community Events “Add New Event” form on my local testing site and the Organizer field was definitely there: http://cl.ly/0b1c3j2k2h0B

It actually is on your site’s form too, just that it’s hidden by line 920 of /wp-content/themes/schc/style.css?v2: http://cl.ly/1n1V1q162z3b

Please give that a look and let me know if you have any follow-up questions.

Thanks!

[Cliff]

Please reference this KB article for service providers who may be able to assist you with your desired customization.

Let me know if I can help with anything else.

[Cliff]

For our (and possibly others’) reference:

• Here’s the diff of what’s normally in /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/month/tooltip.php vs your first snippet: https://www.diffchecker.com/lszynan5
• And the diff for the last few lines from /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/month/single-event.php vs your second snippet: https://www.diffchecker.com/phqfeda2

The reason for that seemingly out-of-place colon is because you use tribe_get_event_categories() (see this link for the cause of the colon).

You could either filter the content (find and replace the colon) via tribe_get_event_categories filter.

Or you could set that ‘label_before’ argument, like this: http://cl.ly/1R3c3b14421d

I sure hope this helps!

Let me know if you need anything else.

[Cliff]

Jessica, thanks for sharing.

Our developers are aware of the situation. I’m uncertain exactly how it will be handled as of right now.

The CSS I provided was only for Todd’s site.

If you feel the need to discuss your specific site further (e.g. need CSS help to properly target the correct p tags), please create your own ticket.

Thanks!

[Cliff]

Robert, I’m glad it stopped creating new events in the recurrence series.

If you’re able to, you can delete them via the Events wp-admin screen (bulk select, trash, empty trash).

If you choose to go that route, you’d probably want to change your Screen Options (top right corner of Events wp-admin screen) to display more than 20 events (maybe 100 or even 250).

However, if you’re unable to or don’t want to do it via this method, you could find all the post IDs and run wp_delete_post() on them.

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You might want to reference these resources:

Snippet: https:// gist.github.com /cliffordp/71a343dd9956b1303dee#file-events_with_recurrence-php (without the spaces in the URL)

Possibly https://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_children

I hope this info helps! 🙂

Please let me know.

[Cliff]

1)

It sounds like there is a limit to each event’s capacity (e.g. only 20 seats available for next Tuesday’s morning event). I was more curious than anything else to see how maybe I could help provide some implementation ideas.

2)

I double-checked with one of our developers and got this feedback:

I don’t think we can give you a snippet (e.g. for functions.php) then strip out later. Instead, you might be able to do a child theme template override targeting wootickets/tickets.php, within which there is a loop like foreach ( $tickets as $ticket ) { /* ... code to render each ticket */ }

At the top of the loop, you could inspect the ticket at hand and either discard/skip it or render it, according to whether it meets your specific criteria. So your test is probably going to look at:

• Whether it is indeed being displayed in relation to a recurring event instance
• What the current instance date is
• What the current ticket start/end sale dates are

Helpers you could use include get_the_ID(), tribe_is_recurring_event(), and the ticket object’s start_date and end_date properties (i.e. accessible through $ticket->start_date). tribe_get_start_date() and tribe_get_end_date() would of course be other good helper functions.

I hope this feedback helps you understand the scope of the customization so you can decide whether or not to pursue developing and implementing it. Again, this is outside the realm of our provided support so we won’t be able to assist with it any further.

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I wish tickets supported recurring events already for your use, but that’s just not the case yet. I hope we get it done for you soon enough.

Have a great one! 🙂

[Cliff]

Great. Thanks for letting me know. Have a great week.

[Cliff]

Thanks for your input. I’ll pass it along to the devs. Have a great one!

[Cliff]

1)

Is there a limit to each event’s number of tickets or is there unlimited capacity per event?

2)

While we do provide that KB article to possibly help, we don’t help with further customizing it, per our Scope of Support / Terms. However, a dev checked out what you’re asking and provided this info that may be of help:

• Didn’t see a snippet to add to functions.php. Instead, will probably need to utilize the Themer’s Guide for your child theme to do a template override for wootickets/tickets.php — possibly looking for a ‘foreach’ in there and customizing it
• These helpers may be of use: get_the_ID(), tribe_is_recurring_event(), and the ticket object’s ‘start_date’ and ‘end_date’ properties (accessible through $ticket->start_date)
• and tribe_get_start_date()

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Let me know about my 1st question above…

[Cliff]

Hi Robert. One of our developers said something like this might work for your situation:

add_filter( 'tribe_events_pro_recurrence_small_batch_size', '__return_zero' );

Please let me know how things go for you…

[Cliff]

You need to make those decisions yourself, but, yeah, probably.

You’ll need to find where throughout your website that you have implemented Event Rocket (e.g. its shortcodes). However, I’m guessing there’s nothing it implements that would harm your calendar if you disable it.

Someday we’ll have similar functionality to Event Rocket’s shortcode to render the main calendar.

What we’re doing at http://wpshindig.com/ is making WP redirect home page visits to http://wpshindig.com/events/

I hope this information helps!

[Cliff]

Great! Let me know if you need anything else.

[Cliff]

Sweet. Keep me updated.

[Cliff]

Iain, two things:

1. I don’t want to set you up for using tickets with recurring events with how it functions now and then later you update to a version that supports tickets per occurrence within a recurring series — and then you’re potentially left in a pickle.
2. If you still are wanting sorting by a certain field, please explain (e.g. screenshot or link) where exactly you’re looking for this functionality.

Thanks for your understanding. I’m looking forward to your reply.

[Cliff]

Here’s an option that might work for you:

When hovering over an event in the wp-admin list of Event posts, mouseover “Edit Single”.

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And here’s the information you requested:

/wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/src/Tribe/Recurrence_Meta.php

http://cl.ly/1I3g1x263N0m

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