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My apologies, Garrett.
When it comes to adding custom fields altogether, especially having them add data to organizers and such, this is quite outside the scope of support we can provide here as mentioned in the article I shared with you above.
I’m totally happy to at least try and point you in the right direction, though!
What I would recommend is first getting familiar with the Themer’s Guide of ours, which you can find here: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/ This guide demonstrates how to make customized versions of our plugins’ template files, which is essentially what you’re doing when making custom versions of the Community Events form.
You’ll specifically want to use apply the Themer’s Guide methods to the files within this folder within Community Events:
the-events-calendar-community-events/src/views/↑ The files here, especially edit-event.php, are what render the form elements.
I would recommend reading those files to get a good sense of how things work, then take these elements and tinker with adding custom ones of your own.
Best of luck with your customizing!
GeorgeHi Anne,
There is no “non-pro” plugin, in a way. What I mean is, The Events Calendar is not the “free version of” a calendar plugin, and then Events Calendar Pro is the “pro” version.
The Events Calendar is the CORE plugin, and Events Calendar Pro is an ADD-ON TO this core plugin.
And so The Events Calendar will always be activated. You have The Events Calendar and Events Calendar Pro running side-by-side, not one or the other.
So all the data is 100% exactly the same.
— George
There is unfortunately no news, Robert. 🙁 When there is, I promise this thread will be updated commensurately!
— George
Hey Diane,
Thanks for your followup. If there are events on your WordPress site that you don’t want to show up, the best option is to delete that event from your WordPress site. If it is an event that’s been imported from a Google Calendar, for example, then the “Delete” button should instead say “Hide & Ignore”, which effectively does the same thing as deletion.
Please let me know if this helps and if there are any other issues or questions I can try to help with!
— George
Sorry to hear this, Anne. (And thanks for your patience over the weekend!)
Can you please take a screenshot of the admin page when you see the “There is a new version of Event Aggregator available but your license key is invalid.” error?
You can do so by uploading the screenshots directly to this thread. If you have issues with that, you can upload to Imgur.com, Flickr.com, CloudUp.com, or any similar image-hosting site; then just share the links to those images here and I’ll take a look.
This will help me diagnose the problem because I cannot yet recreate that issue.
Thank you!
GeorgeHey Stanley,
Thanks for this. If it seems like I’ve asked the same questions a number of times, I have not, and am sorry for the pace of this investigation.
As an example, for “Question 1”, I am not asking what tool you used to convert the CSV to ICS. You indeed already shared this.
The main question I am asking is where is the STATUS: tag coming from in the ICS file? There’s no “status” column in your original CSV file. So does this mean that the csv-to-ics tool you’re using is just adding the Status column itself? If so, can you disable this so that no “STATUS” column is added, then try importing that version of the ICS file that doesn’t have the STATUS: field?
I appreciate your clarification of the other two questions and am genuinely appreciative of your patience here. This is an odd problem that we’re actively trying to figure out and I hope to have some more useful information about the nature of this problem for you soon.
Thank you,
GeorgeAwesome! 😀
I would recommend using this fix for anyone else with these issues.
Open a new thread any time if other issues or questions arise.
Cheers,
GeorgeThank you for your continued patience here, Dirk. I am sorry there’s not an immediate fix but can assure you that, even if this thread is automatically closed by our forums bot, I will update this thread with news about the bug fix and when it can be expected to arrive.
Stay tuned!
Sincerely,
GeorgeHey Matt,
Thanks for reaching out, and for your interest in our plugins! I’ll address each of your questions in turn as follows:
1. Purchase tickets through paypal or stripe.
YES — Event Tickets Plus is required for “paid” ticket sales (Event Tickets on its own only handles “Free” RSVPs), but yes, once you are using Event Tickets Plus it should support whatever payment gateways you have activated for your eCommerce plugin. And so if you use WooCommerce as the eCommerce plugin, for example, yes, WooCommerce can handle transactions through PayPal, Stripe, and a whole host of other platforms.
2. Members get discounts if logged in (if you have an integration with a specific member plugin let me know, preferably different tiers of members could get a different discount but this is not a deal breaker).
SORT OF — Our plugins do not have any built-in feature set for this sort of member-based / login-based / account-based discount system. However, both WooCommerce and Easy Digital Downloads—the eCommerce plugins our ticketing systems work with—offer the ability to provide coupon and discount codes that can be used at checkout. Our tickets work fine with these codes.
3. Event tickets can be purchased individually or in a series of 3-4 events or an entire season of events.
SORT OF — Tickets are added to the “Cart” provided by your eCommerce plugin. So, yes, you could add tickets to any number of events to your cart and then check out with all of those tickets, and it will all be processed fine. If you mean anything other than this, though, like some sort “multi-event pass” or a “series pass”, then no, our plugins unfortunately do not provide this feature.
Please let me know if this information helps and if there are any other issues or questions I can try to help with! 😀
— George
