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I’ve been able to get the featured image working in the tooltip for month view. For some reason it wasn’t working retroactively but when I created a new event it was fine.
Still looking for advice on enabling a tooltip in the mini calendar view.
Thanks!
KellyParticipantThat did the trick. Thanks 🙂
PS – I clicked to be notified of follow-up replies via email for this thread, but didn’t get an email in return. It didn’t end up in my spam folder. Thought I’d letcha know.
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KellyParticipantHey Barry. Thanks for getting back to me.
My client has gone in and edited the pages and I can’t seem to recreate the issue. If it creeps up again, I’ll reply in this thread.
Thanks anyway! 🙂
January 22, 2014 at 11:47 am in reply to: How to identify recurring events using tribe_is_event #95710KellyParticipantThanks again, Brook 🙂 That helps me get going. Cheers!
KellyParticipantI figured out a way to do it. Unless you have a suggestion for a more efficient way to go about things, this will do the trick 🙂
<?php echo tribe_get_start_date($post->ID, false, “D”); ?>
<?php echo tribe_get_start_date($post->ID, false, “M”); ?>
<?php echo tribe_get_start_date($post->ID, false, “j”); ?>I will then wrap spans around each one and style them accordingly.
KellyParticipantWould you be able to start me off? Do I add something like this to the top of list-widget.php so that it doesn’t change the settings site wide?
<?php function tribe_events_event_schedule_details( $event = null ) {
if ( is_numeric( $event ) )
$event = get_post( $event );$settings = array(
‘same_year_format’ => ‘M j’,
);}
} return apply_filters( ‘tribe_events_event_schedule_details’, $schedule ); ?>Like I said in my last comment on the other post, I’m doing my best to do this using common sense. Thanks for your help.
KellyParticipantThat’s the one! Thanks. My knowledge of PHP mostly comes from common sense, so a bit of guidance is very helpful. I appreciate it.
January 7, 2014 at 3:39 pm in reply to: Calling an upcoming event in a different part of the site #87989KellyParticipantThanks Brook. This goes beyond my knowledge of PHP. It was worth looking into, but ultimately, beyond what I can do right now.
Cheers!
KellyParticipantWorked like a charm. Thanks Brook 🙂
KellyParticipantHey Brook. Yeah, if we can avoid hiding the div, that’d be best. I’d like to give users the option to zoom in and out of the map.
I disabled all of the plugins and reverted back to 2012 theme (it’s the earliest theme I have… is 2011 not included with the newest build of WP?) and it was still there. I reactivated them one-by-one, but still wasn’t able to find a conflict.
Thanks for your help 🙂
KellyParticipantPerfect!! Works like a charm. Thanks Jonah.
KellyParticipantHey Jonah. Thanks for getting back so quickly.
Hmm… I’ve made that change, but there are still some events that are showing incorrect times. For example, hover over Wed Oct 17… there is a 2:30 and an 8:00 performance of Tempting Providence… they still both display 2:30.
Or Fri Oct 26. It should read 7:30 Alexander…. 8:00 Tempting… instead, it reads 7:30 Alexander… 2:30 Tempting….
KellyParticipantThanks Sandro!!! This is perfect. Your response got lost in my spam folder, but timing couldn’t be better. I launch the site tomorrow morning. Cheers 🙂
KellyParticipantHi Leah. I got it figured out! Thanks for responding 🙂
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