[Geoff]

Hi there Severine, and thanks for following up!

WPML is definitely hot on our radar. We’ve been working with the plugin author to build better compatibility, but there’s quite a bit we need to do on our end to make this happen. As Josh mentioned in the last thread, it looks like some “fixes” are in the works and will potentially be in the next release, but it will be far from full compatibility.

Sorry I can’t offer you an exact timeframe, but it is on our roadmap for 2015. We want to make sure we get this right and it’s going to take some work for us to get there. Stay tuned. 🙂

Does that help answer your question? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Thanks for the screenshots, Paolo!

That’s definitely odd. I was able to recreate the same settings on my end and “alle” is accepted as the date separator. You can see it in this screenshot.

However, it looks like you want the date separator to display in the Details box but it does not display there by default. For example, here is a screenshot of the default Details box and it doesn’t include the date separator. Also, I noticed your Details box includes Start and End, but those are also not default.

Are you using any theme overrides that would change the content in the Details box? That might explain the differences we’re seeing.

Also, are you able to send me a link to one of your events? It might also help to have a screenshot of the admin screens for one of your events as well to see how they are set up.

Thanks!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Awesome, keep me posted!

[Geoff]

Here is a snippet you can try in your functions.php file.

[Geoff]

Hi Calum and welcome to the support forum!

That’s currently not a feature that comes right out of the box. However, each venue comes with its own view (e.g. [your-site]/venue/venue-name), so one option you might try is to create a new template that displays an index of all your venues by looping through event venues instead of posts.

Here is our documentation for the get_venues function. That would be the place to start. I also found this snippet that someone used to do the same thing in a similar thread, but for event organizers instead of venues. You can also give that a try by replacing the values of organizers with venues.

Will that work for you? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hi There, David! Thanks for getting back in touch. 🙂

It looks like you’ve already reviewed our Themer’s Guide and created your own custom tribe-events.css stylesheet–great work!

First, let’s push the image all the way to the left:

.tribe-events-event-image { float: left; }

Then, let’s limit the width of the event description to 50% and push it to the left as well:

..single-tribe_events .tribe-events-content {
  float: left;
  max-width: 50%;
}

Lastly, we’ll need to position the Google Calendar and iCal buttons so they stay out of the way:

.tribe-events-cal-links { float: left; }

Does that help?

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hi Paolo,

Are you updating this under Events > Settings > Display? Putting “alle” in the field for “Date time separator” and clicking the Save Changes button should make that happen.

If not, please send me a screenshot of your settings and the steps you are using to update them. That will help me try to recreate the issue.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Ah, thanks for the clarification!

That’s not something that comes straight out of the box, but you could accomplish this by creating a new page template and lopping through the tribe_events posts type per category. Check out our complete documentation for all the classes and functions available to build custom layouts.

Let me know if that answers your question of being able to display two categories on the same page.

Thanks!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Sorry, I totally led you the wrong way on this one. While general.php is the correct place to change the date format, it is actually not possible to replace it with a theme override. I really apologize for steering you the wrong way there.

What you’ll need to do is write a custom function using the tribe_events_event_schedule_details() filter and add that to your theme’s functions.php file. I’ve double-checked this directly with my team this time and this is the way to go. Here’s a direct link to the documentation. 🙂

You can still edit the general.php file if you’d like, but that customization would be lost the next time the plugin is updated.

Sorry again for the misinformation, but I hope this better answers your question!

Cheers,
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hey there, Hunter!

You could try wiping the the database manually in PHP MyAdmin or by using a database management plugin, like WP-DBManager. I do want to point out that we don’t support that plugin and to use it with caution.

You could also try exporting the event data from WordPress (Tools > Export), then working with a clean install of the plugin. That might be worth a try before wiping anything from the database.

If you’d like to work from scratch, you could use the Event Rocket plugin (again, not supported). However you will definitely want to create a backup of your database since this will completely wipe it clean. Definitely a drastic measure, so tread with caution.

Does that make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hi there Jody, thanks for getting in touch! By the way, I love the way you’ve integrated the calendar on your site. 🙂

You should check out our Filter Bar add on. This will allow visitors to display one category (among other filter options) at a time.

Also, each category already has a unique URL (e.g. [your-site]/events/category/[category-slug]), so you could link directly to specific category if you need to. No need for the Filter Bar to make that happen. 🙂

Does that answer your question? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

This this is what your files structure will look like:

/wp-content/[your-theme]/tribe-events/public/template-tags/general.php

Copy the general.php file that is in the plugin files and paste it in the theme override folder. From there, you can edit Line 875 with the code:

$schedule .= tribe_get_start_date( $event, false, $date_without_year_format ) . ( $time ? $datetime_separator . tribe_get_start_date( $event, false, $time_format ) : '' );

Let me know if that works. 🙂

Geoff

[Geoff]

Thanks Jordi! We really love and appreciate it when people share solutions. It’s super helpful for others facing similar issues.

I’m going to go ahead and close out this ticket because it looks like it’s been resolved, but please feel free to start a new thread if something else pops up. 🙂

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hey there Lorena, thanks for getting in touch!

We do have a Community Events add on that allows users to create and publish events. We also have add ons for a number of ticketing integrations with Eventbrite, WooCommerce and others. However, we don’t currently support a way for users to publish an event and create tickets in the way you’re looking for.

This is a feature that has been suggested. I would definitely encourage you to add your vote because we check frequently for ideas of what to include in future releases.

Does this answer your question? Please let me know.

Cheers!
Geoff

[Geoff]

Hey there Vlado, thanks for getting in touch!

Great questions. Let’s tackle them one by one. 🙂

First of all, is there any demo with woocommerce plugin?

Unfortunately, there is no demo that allows you to log in and test drive the plugin. However, the plugin homepage has a gallery of screenshots you can check out. We also offer a 30-day refund on purchases, so you can always give it a try and return it if it doesn’t fit your needs for any reason.

There is post type ‘events’ where I create events right?

Absolutely. In fact, WooCommerce Tickets is an add-on to The Events Calendar plugin, so you create an event using the Events post type in the same exact way.

How do I add this event to cart, user need to go to product page to add product to cart or is everything added from ‘single-tribe_event.php’ ?

You’re right again. The Add to Cart form is right on the single event itself. That means customers can purchases tickets directly from the event on the calendar. Here is a screenshot of what the form looks like on the page.

Do I need to create Event and product or?

You create a ticket at the same time you are creating an event. In other words, you are able to create tickets directly from the Event editing screen. The tickets you create are integrated and synced with the WooCommerce plugin and are created as products there as well to track sales, inventory and more.

Can I create different types of tickets, like I have different price for ‘Gold members’, Standard Members, Students, and they have different price.

For sure! If you opened the screenshot above, you’ll see that you are able to create multiple types of tickets for each event. You can price them individually and even schedule them to go on sale and off sale on specific dates, which is particularly handy for something like an Early Bird ticket rate.

All data about event is saved as a post meta of event?

Yes, all event data is saved in the post meta of the event. Since creating a ticket for an Event is also creating a Product in WooCommerce, all of that data is saved is captured as well.

Does this answer your questions? Please let me know and I hope you give it a try. 🙂

Cheers!
Geoff

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