[George]

Thank you so much for your patience, I’ve indeed reported the bug and we will give it its required attention by developers as soon as possible.

In the meantime, you can hide those notices by placing CSS like the following in the bottom of your theme’s style.css file – just be sure to remove it after the next plugin update for The Events Calendar! 🙂

.tribe-events-notices {
    display: none !important;
}

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hi Marcin,

Yes, thank you very much for submitting translations. We work to improve them as fast as possible and will as soon as we can. Stay tuned for the approved translations.

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hi Ole,

I’m not quite sure what you mean by your reply – if you have The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO, then you will need to to export .mo and .po files for both plugins and add them to the /lang/ files for each plugin.

License keys will not make an impact on these issues.

If the Danish translation is still missing some translations, then the exports will not fix that problem at this time, but we are working on approving the translations that get submitted as fast possible.

— George

[George]

Hey Darkey,

Sorry you’ve run into this problem – are you using the .mo and .po files for both The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO? Or have you only loaded one of them so far? If so, then some strings will remain un-translated.

— George

[George]

Cool, thanks for the insight here @OnoLux! I’ll close up this forum thread for now, but your translations are super helpful and we’ll approve your strings as soon as possible.

Thank you!
George

[George]

Hey Øyvind,

Thank you so much for your interest in translating here! I hate to bear the bad news that we’ve switched to a new Translation site, meaning that your files are not what we use anymore for this.

If you want to learn more about this new translations site, and how to contribute, we’ve just launched a whole new process for translations and have two write-ups for it here:

Changing the Language on Your Calendar

And here:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/adding-or-updating-a-translation/

Two things to note are:

1 – You do not have to submit an entire translation, you can just submit translations for individual strings. Even if it’s just one string, or something like a spelling correction, it all helps!

2 – Your submitted strings will be saved as “suggestions”, and not immediately included in a translation file for export until an administrator approves them. This may seem like a limitation, but it just helps us ensure nobody comes along and deletes translations or adds spam or something to them. Your suggestions will be approved very promptly.

To be clear, however, the translation files you’ve shared here will not go to waste! We really appreciate you sharing these files and we can use them to import any missing or broken translated strings for the Norwegian locale on the site.

Thanks a ton for your contribution, cheers!

George

[George]

Hey @Agence,

I’m very sorry about the mistake with the Finnish translation there, we just corrected this and the most recent version of the actual French translation is now on the project page there → http://translations.theeventscalendar.com/projects/events-pro/fr/default

It may still have some strings that need updating, but at least is in the right language now 🙂 Sorry about that!

— George

[George]

Hey kraeMit,

To answer your questions in reverse, we do have a general Email system in place for the support forums that ping users via email when their threads are updated. It’s been having some issues recently but we’re releasing a fix soon.

As for exporting .mo and .po files, there is an “Export” link on the bottom-left corner of translations pages on the new translations site. You have to export a .mo file and then a .po file individually, but unfortunately, at this time there is not a way to include pending translations in the exports.

However, if there is an error with one of your translations, the left border of the table row for that specific string should be highlighted red right on the website itself.

I hope this information helps. Cheers!

— George

[George]

I’m sorry for your frustration, Mirko, and agree that we could’ve handled the updating of translations in this release much better. Since you made a full translation and have been cool with us despite our rough transition to the new Translations Site, I’d love to still give you a discounted or free products license. Shoot us an email at [email protected] with a link back to this thread, we’d love to help you out! 🙂

Thank you Mirko, and indeed stay tuned to the Translations site, we will approve your translation as fast as possible.

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey Paul,

While there are no forums that themselves allow you take screen shots, there are many ways to do it and if you can share one you totally should – it might help significantly.

You can use apps like CloudUp and share the link to your screenshot, you can upload your screenshot to your WordPress site or time imgur.com and share it all that way, or you can share the image with a public link from Dropbox or a similar cloud-hosting site.

As for your issue itself, I have a few questions whose answers might shed some light here, though they might seem obvious or simple questions:

1. Do you, in fact, have events of a wide range of prices that can therefore be filtered from the filter bar? Or are they all free events? (Obvious, I know, but
just want to make sure! 🙂 )

2. If you activate a default theme like Twenty Thirteen or Twenty Twelve, does any of this behavior improve?

3. What versions of all of these plugins do you have running on your site: The Events Calendar, Events Calendar PRO, Events Filter Bar, The Events Calendar: Eventbrite Tickets?

Thank you!
George

[George]

Hi R,

I’m not 100% certain what you mean by this particular question:
Past this plugin on all themes?

It seems your main question is whether or not the new theme you try out will work with The Events Calendar PRO. The short answer to that is yes, as long as the new theme is a WordPress standards-compliant and well-coded theme, Events Calendar PRO should work fine.

If you’ve made customizations in your theme to The Events Calendar PRO, however, then you will manually need to port those customizations over to your new theme.

Let us know if these answers are at all helpful, or if you have any other followups questions or concerns.

Thanks!
George

[George]

Hi Alex,

Getting the Venue ID itself should help you out quite a bit here, because it would then all you to call an Events Calendar function called “tribe_get_meta_group()” which will display the Venue name and address in completion.

An example of doing these things would be the code below:

$venue_id = get_post_meta( get_the_ID(), ‘_EventVenueID’, true );
echo tribe_get_meta_group( ‘tribe_event_venue’ );

You’re not using $venue_id directly, if at all, in the example above, unless you need to specify further Venue information. But try this out, play around with it a bit, and let us know if it helps. And keep a good backup of your file before you start these further customizations so you always have something to revert to 🙂

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out to us and for even considering our products! 🙂 I’ve got somewhat bad news to bear in response to your questions, unfortunately:

We already have our own “Events” system in place. Can we use the WooCommerce Tickets with that system, or is it tied only to Events Calendar?

Our WooCommerce Tickets add-on is unfortunately not a standalone ticket-selling plugin, and is only useable in combination with The Events Calendar.

Does the WooCommerce Tickets able to draw off the WordPress theme being used — or is it at least easily modifiable to fit into the same theme we are using?

Yes, WooCommerce Tickets is almost entirely un-styled by itself – it inherits the vast majority of its CSS from your theme. Some things are styled by WooCommerce, as well, but are easily disable-able.

I hope these answers help clarify things a bit – let us know if they do, or if you have any followup questions or anything else we can be of help with.

Thanks!
George

[George]

Hi there,

Thanks for reaching out to us and for even considering our products! 🙂 I’ve got somewhat bad news to bear in response to your questions, unfortunately:

We already have our own “Events” system in place. Can we use the WooCommerce Tickets with that system, or is it tied only to Events Calendar?

Our WooCommerce Tickets add-on is unfortunately not a standalone ticket-selling plugin, and is only useable in combination with The Events Calendar.

Does the WooCommerce Tickets able to draw off the WordPress theme being used — or is it at least easily modifiable to fit into the same theme we are using?

Yes, WooCommerce Tickets is almost entirely un-styled by itself – it inherits the vast majority of its CSS from your theme. Some things are styled by WooCommerce, as well, but are easily disable-able.

I hope these answers help clarify things a bit – let us know if they do, or if you have any followup questions or anything else we can be of help with.

Thanks!
George

[George]

Hey Ole and Joel,

I’m sorry you’ve been experiencing these problems. Our update to 3.10 included lots of great new features, but one thing that is a result of so many changes is that some of the translation files are out of date.

The good news is that we have an all-new translations site at http://translations.theeventscalendar.com – check that out for any plugin that you need to translate, and if you want to download fresh translation from there, simply go to the bottom of the page for the language and find the “Export” links. You’ll want to download both a .mo file and a .po file, then install them in your site in place of the original .mo and .po files you find in the /lang/ folder of The Events Calendar and Events PRO.

If you find that the translations are out of date, then you sign up for a translator account (for free) and submit translations for individual strings. We’ve just launched a whole new process for translations and have two write-ups for it here:

Changing the Language on Your Calendar

And here:
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/adding-or-updating-a-translation/

Two things to note are:

1 – You do not have to submit an entire translation, you can just submit translations for individual strings. Even if it’s just one string, or something like a spelling correction, it all helps!

2 – Your submitted strings will be saved as “suggestions”, and not immediately included in a translation file for export until an administrator approves them. This may seem like a limitation, but it just helps us ensure nobody comes along and deletes translations or adds spam or something to them. Your suggestions will be approved very promptly.

I hope the information here brings you up to speed on our new translations site – let us know if it does, or if you have any other questions or concerns! 🙂

Thank you!
George

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