[George]

Hey Mark,

Each post does have a unique Post ID, so you could use that ID to write post-specific CSS and hide the featured images for these posts. For a quick example of this, let’s say you want to hide the featured image for just these following posts:

• http://newman.tamucc.edu/event/summer-bible-study/2015-08-05/
• http://newman.tamucc.edu/event/daily-mass-w-free-meal-after-2/2015-08-26/

Well, that “Summer Bible Study” even post has a Post ID of 2706, so you could target in CSS with this class name:
.post-2706

That “Daily Mass w Free Meal” event, meanwhile, has a Post ID of 2516 (the specific one I linked to, anyways – it’s a recurring event, so each “instance” of that event will have a different ID).

So if you wanted to hide the featured image on just these two events, you could head to the bottom of your theme’s style.css file and add CSS like the following:

.post-2706 .tribe-events-event-image,
.post-2516 .tribe-events-event-image {
display: none !important;
}


You may need to use different selectors than .tribe-events-event-image to target the image directly, like on the “Summer Bible Study” event where it seems you’re using a widget or something to add that image there?

But the general idea is the same.

Hopefully this helps! Check out a [free!] tool like Firebug if you use FireFox, or the Developer Tools for either Safari or Chrome if you’d like to make it a lot easier for yourself to find CSS selectors for specific items on a page.

Cheers,
George

[George]

Is there an Events Calendar Pro ticket plug-in that will allow me to procure a fee ($1 or so) when a ticket is sold.

Hey Will,

At this time, no, there is not a Tribe add-on that will enable this. However, while I do not know of any specific examples, but it is possible that there are add-ons for WooCommerce itself that will let you do this for WooCommerce products in general. “Tickets” created by Tribe add-ons are basic WooCommerce “Products”, so in theory if you find a WooCommerce add-on that enables that functionality it should work. (And WooCommerce fortunately has a very good refund policy for the first 30 days after purchase, in case it doesn’t work).

I’m sorry that we don’t have more to offer on this front for now, but let me know if you have any other questions, comments, concerns, etc.

Thanks!
George

[George]

Hey Devashish,

You can get organizer details from a variety of Organizer-specific template tags – you can find all of them listed in src/functions/template-tags/organizer.php. There are many functions here like:

• tribe_get_organizer_email()
• tribe_get_organizer_phone()
• tribe_get_organizer_website_link()

And so on…

Hopefully these help you out – let me know if they’re what you’re looking for here, if not can you elaborate on exactly what you are looking for in a bit more detail?

Thank you!
George

[George]

Hey Christopher,

Thanks for reaching out to us, and for buying Events Calendar Pro!

I’m sorry to admit it, but I’m a bit confused about exactly what you mean by your description of your problems:

the Calendar Widget filter dropdown selection doesn’t save in the Calendar Widget settings when added to a Page.

Can you elaborate on that a bit more detail? Namely elaborating on what you expect to happen, compared to what is happening…can you include links and/or screenshots to examples as well?

I’m sorry about my misunderstanding of things! I just want to be 100% certain I know what you’re talking about so I can best help you out.

Thanks!
George

[George]

If the woocommerce product is updated, the price of the event is not updated UNTIL opening the event in the admin and clicking Update. Only then do you see the new price reflected.

Hey Jason,

Thanks for sharing that topic link for reference – your suspicions about this are accurate, and currently the information you’re describing is stored in the event Meta Data itself.

This means that the behavior you noted that I quoted above, and other similar behavior, is indeed the “expected” functionality of the plugin.

So hopefully it’s some bit of relief to know that this isn’t a “bug” or something – however, we share your desire to improve this workflow and the limitations found in it, and I’m sorry that you’re finding it frustrating to use at the moment.

[George]

I can’t see the tickets on my Candidate WP theme eventhough all the other plugins were disabled. Apparently there is a clash somewhere, as the ticket were visible on the event pages on Twenty Fourteen.

Hey @Gunes,

I checked out your site and did see WooCommerce Tickets showing fine on the events pages. Here’s a screenshot of an example → https://cloudup.com/cXoagIYIu14

This is the event in the above screenshot → https://www.ata-a.org.au/event/test-event/

Are there only specific events, or specific types of events where this problem manifests? Explain it in a bit more detail with some examples, there could be a simple underlying problem that we can help with.

Just to be clear and ensure we don’t get your hopes up, however, if at the end of troubleshooting it’s still clear that the Candidate WP theme code itself is the source of this problem, then there’s unfortunately very little we could do from there.

Thank you!
George

[George]

Hey Ruud,

We’ve got a handy Knowledgebase Article here that covers how to do just this → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/altering-or-removing-headings-on-calendar-views/

You should find that helpful – let us know if so, or if you have any other questions/concerns.

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hey Thomas,

This unfortunately isn’t possible with the plugins in their current form, but we are working hard on a “QR Tickets” add-on that will add QR/bar codes to tickets for scanning and such.

We’re a few months – at least! – from getting this out to the public officially, but we might be launching a user beta test sooner than that. Would you be interested in participating in the Beta if so? The only things entailed by participating are that you try out the Beta (for free), and basically just to try to use it a lot on your site and see if anything breaks, if you encounter bugs or have any opinions on the design of it that you don’t like, etc.

If you’re interested, shoot us an email at [email protected] so we can jot down your name and email for when the beta is released.

Sorry to disappoint on the topic of whether these things exist right now – let me know if you have any other questions or comments here that we can help with!

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey Giselle,

Sorry to hear about these issues – you mention a screenshot in your reply, and while I wasn’t able to locate a link to that screenshot or anything, I did manage to check out http://www.todovegano.com and noticed quite a few JavaScript errors on various pages of your site.

Unfortunately, this suggests that there is a theme or plugin code conflict on your site. To see if this is the case, or at least to rule it out so we can continue troubleshooting other things, can you run through the steps outlined in this knowledgebase article and let us know what you find by doing them? → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/testing-for-conflicts/

Thank you in advance for whatever steps you can do there! This is an extremely helpful step and I think it will reveal some useful information about your site.

Thank you,
George

[George]

Hey Loren,

What “Events in:” text do you mean, specifically? Can you share a screenshot of this exact text on your site?

I think you mean the Date filter itself → https://cloudup.com/cSMADnhevux

Although this would mean that it reads “Events in Choose” instead of “Events in Date”.

Is this correct?

Unfortunately, this requires some JavaScript to reliably change from your theme or something. You’ll have to add PHP like the following to your theme’s functions.php file:

add_action( 'wp_footer', 'tribe991790_modify_date_filter_text', 50 );

function tribe991790_modify_date_filter_text() {
if ( ! wp_script_is( 'enqueued', 'jquery' ) ) {
wp_enqueue_script( 'jquery' );
}
?>
<script>
if ( jQuery( '#tribe-bar-dates #tribe-bar-date' ).length ) {
jQuery( '#tribe-bar-dates #tribe-bar-date' ).attr( 'placeholder', 'Choose' );
}
</script>
<?php

}

Try this out and modify it to your needs, I hope it helps!

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey @corrado,

Just to be clear, what you wrote here seems to indicate that this issue is not related to The Events Calendar, but to your .htaccess file or something else on your site:

A) My first problem is the preview and the draft event but now i guess is an issue with htaccess file because it is doing the same thing with normal wp article
can you check?

We unfortunately cannot help with anything that is not related to The Events Calendar or our own add-ons for it.

As for your second question, you provided links to admin pages on your site and we unfortunately cannot log into user admin pages for any reason.

Thanks for your patience with this issue so far. Let me know what you think about the information above.

— George

[George]

Cristina, thanks so much for the kind words! 🙂 I wish we could help with the code directly, but alas, it’s beyond our reach…

If you end up buying a premium license in the future, that’s plenty awesome and no need to worry about additional donations or anything 😀 It’s flattering that that’s even on your mind, and means a lot to us.

You’re awesome and your patience with this issue is much appreciated. I’ll close up this particular form thread for now to keep things organized, but if you hear back from your theme developer, or have any other questions / comments / concerns, don’t hesitate to open a new thread at any time! If it’s related to this thread, just include a link back to this thread for reference and we can pick up the conversation from there.

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hey Mike,

Thanks for sharing that. I have some good news and some bad news.

The bad news is that this theme is unfortunately very, very poorly coded. So I cannot promise that my solution will work for you. With both the quality of this theme’s code in mind, along with our lack of “official” support for themes and custom code and all that, if this solution does not help then there’s unfortunately very little else we could do from our end on this.

But now the good news, I guess – I’ve tried making you a custom page template. To use it, check out this Gist → https://gist.github.com/ggwicz/f82c2b13c41d0b8048d9

Basically, you’ll want to make a new blank file in your theme called page-template-tribe-events.php

Once this blank file is created, go to the “Raw” version of the Gist I shared above (which you can access right here → https://gist.githubusercontent.com/ggwicz/f82c2b13c41d0b8048d9/raw/8acff7a24d24c732944f8ee6301dc8d8d45ff61e/page-template-tribe-events.php

Copy the entire text there – literally all of it!

Then, paste it right into the blank page-template-tribe-events.php file in your theme.

Save the file, ensure that is included on your site (via FTP or something), and then go to the “Events Template” option in Events > Settings > Display in your admin.

In addition to the normal options like “Default Events Template” and “Default page template”, you should now see a new option called “Tribe Events Mike’s Template”.

Choose that template, save your settings, and see if it helps with this at all.

Cheers!
George

[George]

Awesome! Thanks for the update. Best of luck with your site 🙂

[George]

Cool, best of luck with your site 🙂

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