[George]

Cool – if that’s what you want to add to your templates via custom code, single-organizer.php is the best file to edit.

Be sure to use the principles outlined here if you customize, though! → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/

Cheers 🙂
George

[George]

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[George]

Hey Scott,

Thanks for reaching out here.

• Can the email be set by default to always be the same?
• Why would the above code not be updating the currency correctly?

While I cannot help troubleshoot your custom code with regards to its failure of setting the currency, unfortunately there is just no way to get around Eventbrite’s Payment Info requirements in any spot other than on eventbrite.com directly, in your account settings.

• How can the “in which country will you be paid” section be set to Australia?

If you mean from within the plugin code, at this time there is not an option for this within our plugin and I do not admittedly even know if it’s 100% possible to set via Eventbrite’s API. Even if it is, however, it would be a matter of custom coding to wire up that code on your site.

—

To be clear, if you remove your custom code and all that, does the actual publishing of eventbrite.com work? As in, once you add your payment details and such, does the actual connection between your site and Eventbrite.com work? So that when you publish an event on your WP site it exports to EB, and also that you can import from EB to WP?

Thanks,
George

[George]

Hey @marc-andre,

Okay, if you really want to add some text like this then do not make a customization to a file. Instead, just use the action tribe_events_single_event_after_the_content. You can test this out first just to see how it works on your site with the following code:


add_action( 'tribe_events_single_event_after_the_content', 'tribe_support_1026553' );

function tribe_support_1026553() {
printf( '

%s

', 'There are no tickets!' );
}


From there, build it up into some code that detects whether any tickets exist and such. That’s where the code gets a bit complex, and since we do not support custom features like this you will have to take the reins on coding that yourself.

Best of luck with your customizations!

George

[George]

Thanks for clarifying! Ignore my original CSS 🙂

Try this instead:


.tribe-events-schedule h2 {
clear: none;
display: inline-block;
font-style: normal;
font-weight: 700;
}


Here’s how that makes things look for me:

I hope that helps!
George

[George]

Will do! Unfortunately, I cannot reproduce the issue, but we have several fixes for our translation files coming in the next few releases. For now, unfortunately the best solution is to wait for the next few updates; update and then see if anything improves.

I’m sorry @Cordero!

Thank you for your patience with our update cycle, I hope we can fix this in the next release.

Cheers,
George

[George]

Thank you @Adage!

I’m not sure why that’s not working, to be honest 🙁

I updated the snippet I originally shared with you, so I would recommend replacing the original version with the new updated version here → https://goo.gl/UtjzcM

I hope that helps,
George

[George]

Thanks for the update Hans. I’m sorry about the situation you describe here 🙁 I will close up this thread for now, but I wish you the best of luck with your Divi Theme styles and such.

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hey @Marc-andre,

You will be in the event editor to begin with to add tickets – so why not just remove the “no tickets yet” text in your event description when you add tickets?

I’m just genuinely curious here – not trying to force you to do something if you don’t want it!

However, if you for some reason just don’t want to do this manual work, then doing this automatically will take writing custom code. We can not help with writing custom code, so I’m just trying to help simplify things.

Thanks for your patience here! Let me know what you think 😀

— George

[George]

Wow, I’m really surprised about simply qualifying the comparison there a bit more with a === instead of == resolved this! Weird!

Thanks for sharing your solution though. I will close up this thread for now, but open a new thread any time if we can help with anything else 🙂

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hey Dan,

You can indeed pursue the alternative methods you listed, however you described your goal as this in an earlier post:

If the whole day is canceled I can exclude, but I can’t seem to figure out how to exclude part of a day for a holiday.

The “excluding a part of a day” thing is what I mean about not being currently possible with something included in the plugin by default. 🙁

Does this help? Do you think I am missing something here? If so, I’m really sorry about that!

The only things I have more thoughts on here are in response to another thing you wrote, which was this:

The only option I see is manually editing the one event in the series, but that will break the reoccurrence. I know later i’ll want want to go back and change the image and description and from what I understand that will prevent me from doing that.

I was not clear about this before, but while this is indeed the only out-of-the-box solution here, you will be able to edit the image and description of this event or of any event in the series. Breaking an event from a series does not affect the ability to edit it at all, nor does it affect the ability to edit other events that are still in the series.

I hope that helps! Thank you for your patience here.

— George

[George]

Thanks for elaborating a bit on this @Keith – I’m sorry to admit it, but the next steps I would normally recommend here are all of the things you said you already tried to no avail 🙁

I would recommend contacting that plugin’s support team for help with this at this point – code inside default-template.php should take effect, and would be a good candidate for what you mention trying to do, so unfortunately the problem seems to be either that the way you added code was itself erroneous, and/or that the other plugin’s code is added correctly but just not functioning for some reason.

Sincerely,
George

[George]

Hey Andreas!

You can’t quite replicate the list view completely accurately, but you can get pretty close by using the shortcode [tribe_events_list].

Learn more about this shortcode and the other available shortcodes here: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/pro-widget-shortcodes/#dl_event-list-shortcode

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hey Karen,

You should indeed be able to build navigation menus with any text you want instead of “Events” – the trick is to use WordPress’ “Menus” feature. Since that’s a general WordPress feature and not something specific to our plugins, we can’t help a whole lot with actually building out a menu, but no worries – it’s thankfully a very easy process!

Here’s a great overview of building a custom menu → https://codex.wordpress.org/Appearance_Menus_Screen

You can just delete the existing “Events” nav item and add a “Custom Link” item that links to your events page – then just set the Label to “Calendar”, save the menu, and you should be good to go.

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey @Matsouth,

The only way to do this, unfortunately, would be disable the admin notices altogether on your site temporarily. This code may help you do that:


add_action( 'admin_init', 'tribe_support_1026984', 1 );

function tribe_support_1026984() {
remove_all_actions( 'admin_notices' );
}


I hope that helps!
George

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