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cmeigs
ParticipantThanks for the prompt response Casey. I’m using the search widget located on the right hand side of the page that can be seen here: http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/calendar/events/
Searching for a specific term, say “HotDog” returns a URL that looks like this: http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/calendar/events/?eventDate=&tribe-bar-date-day=&tribe-bar-search=hotdog&submit-bar=Find+Events
Searching on a specific day looks like this: http://www.syracusenewtimes.com/calendar/events/?eventDate=2014-05-21&tribe-bar-date-day=&tribe-bar-search=hotdog&submit-bar=Find+Events
Both get error message: There were no results found for “hotdog” on this day. Try searching another day
Is there a flag set somewhere that searches for a specific date only?
Thanks,
Chadcmeigs
ParticipantThis is very helpful. Thank you Casey. In my specific case I wanted to just remove the \”$\” but still have the Event Cost Module display. How I accomplished this was copy the file here:
\’\\wp-content\\plugins\\the-events-calendar-community-events\\views\\modules\\cost.php\’To:
\’\\wp-content\\themes\\my-theme\\tribe-events\\community\\modules\’and modified the input textbox to be hidden:
<input type=\'text\' id=\"EventCurrencySymbol\" name=\"EventCurrencySymbol\" size=\"2\" value=\"\” />
<input type=\'hidden\' id=\"EventCurrencySymbol\" name=\"EventCurrencySymbol\" size=\"2\" value=\"\” />
cmeigs
ParticipantThis is very helpful. Thank you Casey. In my specific case I wanted to just remove the “$” but still have the Event Cost Module display. How I accomplished this was copy the file here:
‘\wp-content\plugins\the-events-calendar-community-events\views\modules\cost.php’To:
‘\wp-content\themes\my-theme\tribe-events\community\modules’and removed this section:
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<input type='text' id="EventCurrencySymbol" name="EventCurrencySymbol" size="2" value="” />
but still kept the currency text box but modified to be hidden:
<input type='text' id="EventCurrencySymbol" name="EventCurrencySymbol" size="2" value="” /><input type='hidden' id="EventCurrencySymbol" name="EventCurrencySymbol" size="2" value="” />
cmeigs
ParticipantThank you Barry, I appreciate the tip. Can you elaborate on a starting point for the custom development route? I assume you are suggesting that within the homepage template we do a custom call to the calendar control?
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