[George]

Hey Sabrina,

Thanks! Make sure to keep a backup of the custom code here so that you don’t lose it if you update things on your site in the future. And if an answer here specifically solved this for you, choose it as the “Correct Answer” if you think of it (you should be able to see this button when you hover over any specific reply).

Best of luck with your project, cheers!
George

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[George]

Hey Shawn,

So just to be clear, do you mean that what you’re trying to achieve is to have an identical version of the top banner (screenshot of what I mean → https://cloudup.com/cSjPbI6pKB9) on top of both the home page and on top of the single-event pages?

If so, what is the name of the Page Template being used for the homepage?

Next, have you set this Page Template to be used as the “Events Template” in your Events > Display settings panel? Here’s another screenshot of that just for reference → https://cloudup.com/cmM4jt1LhZY

If you have done this, and things still aren’t coming out as intended, then I’d recommend sharing a .zip of your whole theme with us – you can post a link via Dropbox or something like http://ge.tt, and can even set your reply as a “Private Reply” if you want to keep your theme from being available to the public at large (only you and us here at the support team can see your “Private Replies”).

Let me know if the things I mentioned here are even the things you’re trying to achieve – sorry if I’m wrong and misunderstood your goals. If that’s the case, explain your exact goals in a little more detail and even use screenshots if possible.

Thanks Shawn!

[George]

Hey Ezequiel,

The Events Calendar, Events PRO, and all of the events add-ons are indeed translatable. This means that most, if not all, of the text strings within the plugin can be translated. There are many translation files already in the plugins.

You can set the language of your WordPress installation by adding a line of code like the following to your site’s wp-config.php file – I’m using the locale ‘es_ES’ here for Spanish, but there are other locales you may prefer:

define( 'WPLANG', 'es_ES' );

If you’re trying to change other aspects of the actual code of the plugin, however – like variable names, or HTML classes or IDs, this is unfortunately not possible by simply changing the WordPress locale.

Does my information here address your questions? If not, let me know about what you’re trying to do in more detail. Also, if you have a link to the original forum topic you mentioned, can you share that link?

Thanks!
George

[George]

Hey Harald,

Thanks for your interest in the plugin! I’m happy to answer your questions:

1. The Events Calendar, Events PRO, and all the add-ons just use whatever date settings are set in your WordPress installation itself – so if in Settings > General in your WordPress admin, you set the date and time options to use a 24-hour clock, then The Events Calendar, PRO, and the add-ons should all respect that without issue.

2. In list view, your event descriptions can actually have a lot of the same formatting abilities as any other content – paragraph tags, link tags, embdedded images, bold and italic text tags, etc. Are these the sort of content tags you mean?

Let me know if my answers here are helpful at all, or if you have any other questions or concerns – and if I didn’t address your questions accurately here, or missed a detail or two, please let me know in detail and we’ll give your questions another shot 🙂

Thanks,
George

[George]

Hey Katie,

I’m sorry to hear about your troubles here!

There are a few things to note here:

First, The Events Calendar and Events Pro should still appear and work on your site, regardless of whether a license key is valid or not – or even entered in the Licenses options panel.

So I’m curious: do you mean that your page at /events/ is not there anymore, and if you log into your WordPress Admin, you don’t even see the “Events” menu item in the admin sidebar?

Or do you mean that everything Events-related still exists on your site, but you just don’t have a valid license on it anymore?

If you have The Events Calendar and Events PRO installed and activated, but things are not even showing up, then unfortunately that could hint at deeper issues with your site here and I would not advise you to buy a new license for Events PRO until we help sort some of these things out.

Let us know about some of the questions raised in my reply here, and we can take your issues from there.

Thanks Katie!
George

[George]

Hey Darryle,

Currently, there are not options within The Events Calendar or Events PRO that enable the sort of functionality you described here. These functions would be possible with extensive custom coding, but are not something built into the plugins and not a simple enough code tweak to be within the scope of our support forums here.

Sorry if that’s a disappointment Darryle – please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns!

— George

[George]

Hey Amy,

Unfortunately, as far as I know there is not a way to share product demos of our premium plugins at this time.

However, if there are specific feature-related questions you’re curious about, please let us know here in this support thread and/or search from them on the Knowledgebase and Documentation here on theeventscalendar.com – we’re happy to help and address any concerns you might have before purchasing.

— George

[George]

Hey Caitlin,

You do not need to buy the PRO version of The Events Calendar to use the Eventbrite add-on. So it would be $65 per year. 🙂

Let us know if this helps and if you have any other questions/concerns!

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey @WIN,

If I understand what you’re looking for correctly, basically what you’re trying to do is have one event that is a recurring event – right? And then on the first instance of this recurring event, the tickets for it will sell for $100, but then for all instances after this first event, the tickets sell for $25.

Does that accurately describe what you’re aiming for here?

If not: let me know what you’re trying to achieve in a bit more detail, and I’ll apologize in advance here for not understanding things accurately 🙂

If what I described is what you’re trying to accomplish, then as far as I can think there is not a way to implement something like this out-of-the-box. There are are two solutions I can think of: one would be writing a bunch of custom code that tackles this in any number of ways. Another would be creating one event that is not recurring, which is the first event at $100, then just create a secondary event which is recurring, and sells tickets at the $25 price tag.

Let me know what you think!
George

[George]

Hey Gosia,

Thanks for the kind words about the plugin! I’m glad you’ve found it useful and extensible.

As for your questions here, I’m curious: by “search bar”, do you just mean a search bar that’s in your theme? If so, then unfortunately, while what you’re asking about here is technically possible, it would require writing an extensive amount of custom code far beyond the scope of the support we can provide here in the forums.

Let me know exactly what you mean by “search bar”, and elaborate on your goals here as much as possible. Include screenshots if possible, even. We’ll help as much as we can!

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey Gosia!

This is indeed technically possible, though not something that is included by default with The Events Calendar. So, the complete process of building a Google-Maps page with all the venues populated on the map is something you’ll have to take the reins on, but here at least a few pointers to hopefully help get you started:

First, the easiest way to get all the venues on your site is to use the function tribe_get_venues() – this function returns a list of venues based on some default settings, but if you want more control of how many venues are retrieved, you could always write a custom WP_Query for the tribe_venue post type. Learn more about WP_Query here.

Then, once you get the Venues, you should be able to get their locations by using functions like tribe_get_address(), tribe_get_city(), etc. – you can find all of these functions listed in the file at /the-events-calendar/public/template-tags/venue.php.

The next step would be combining all this data with a Google Map, which is trickier to do and something a bit beyond the scope of the support forums here. But one suggestion is to read through how Events PRO does this for the “Map View” of the plugin – you should be able to copy large chunks of the code from there and implement things into a custom page template after some experimentation.

I hope this helps!
Cheers

[George]

Hello,

I’m not 100% certain what exact customizations you’re trying to make here, but you should be able to achieve them regardless by consulting our Themer’s Guide and making custom Events Calendar views in your theme or child theme → https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/themers-guide/

Cheers!
George

[George]

Hey Tom,

At this time, we do not offer any discounts or specialty pricing for any organization, for-profit or not, that’s religious or political.

Let us know if you have any other questions or concerns!

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey Raymond,

I’m glad that knowledgebase article helped you get started with this! To truly get this working as you hope, as far as I can tell, you should be able to basically just keep the code you found there but then wrap it in a conditional check against what permissions the current user has.

So, for example, if your staff User Roles all have the edit_post capability, you could use WordPress’ current_user_can() function to prevent the category-hiding from happening if one of those users is logged in. I made a quick, un-tested example of this for you in this Gist here → https://gist.github.com/momnt/a0e17885b7a54f8bea3c

I did not test that code, but it should hopefully at least give you an idea of what to do here and give you a good place to start from.

To learn more about what capabilities to check and what capabilities come with the various User Roles your staff might have, check out this article on the WordPress codex → http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities

You could even just white-list certain user IDs that belong to your Staff Members, and just check against those IDs instead…

Just some ideas, play around with things and keep backups of all your original code and any custom code you experiment with!

Let us know if this helps 🙂

Cheers,
George

[George]

Hey Markus,

Can you clarify exactly what you mean by “Current ticket”? Provide as much detail as possible about what you’re trying to accomplish here, including screenshots if possible.

We only have very limited support for customizations, so what you’re looking for may be outside the scope of customer support here – but with more detail and a better understanding of your exact goals here, we’ll happily help as much as we can.

Thanks,
George

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