[Eric Reynolds]

Hey Will. I received the same error. However, after updating the Community Events plugin, the error disappeared and things were back to normal. 🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

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[Eric Reynolds]

Awesome. That works. Thanks Brian! 🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

Excellent. That works! Thanks Brian. 🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

Organizational Development

Thanks 🙂 Eric

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[Eric Reynolds]

Thanks George. Unfortunately, the CSS you gave me also hides the entire recurrence selector. I only wanted to hide the timezone and recurrence rule button. So, I used the following…

button#tribe-add-recurrence.button, #event_datepickers.tribe-events-community-details tr:nth-of-type(6n) {
    display: none !important;
    }

[Eric Reynolds]

Thank you Brian. That did the trick! 🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

Yes. It would be great if I could display the calendar options in the toolbar for just admins. 🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

Hi Brian, I found and implemented the following code in my child theme functions.php and it works. However, I would love to exclude admins. Is there something I can add to the code below that will omit admins from losing the “+New?”

add_action( 'admin_bar_menu', 'remove_links_toolbar', 999 );

function remove_links_toolbar($wp_admin_bar) 
{
 global $wp_admin_bar;
 $wp_admin_bar->remove_menu('new-content');
}

UPDATE

I found the following code to omit a user (admin) with ID “1” How can I add other user IDs to this code?

function remove_links_toolbar($wp_admin_bar) 
{
 global $wp_admin_bar, $current_user;
 if ($current_user->ID != 1) {
 	$wp_admin_bar->remove_menu('new-content');
 	}
}

• This reply was modified 10 years, 8 months ago by Eric Reynolds.

[Eric Reynolds]

No worries Brian. Thank you. The error is no longer there. However, one thing still remains. The “+ New” link with a dropdown that includes “Event”

🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

Thank you Brian, I added the code to my child theme functions.php file and received the following error…

Fatal error: Call to undefined function remove_menu() in /home/user/public_html/wp-content/themes/buddyboss-child/functions.php on line 63

The offending code on line 63 is remove_menu(‘tribe-events’);

🙂 Eric

[Eric Reynolds]

Thank you Matthew for digging. Your solution works like a charm! 🙂 Eric

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