[Philip Murray]

Hi Casey — just wondered if you had any more advice on fixing this please?

thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

Casey – i could give you site access privately if that helps?
regards
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Casey
thanks for the reply.
yes – i disabled all plugins, activated the standard wordpress theme [fourteen], cleared browser cache and it still did not work
cheers
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Casey

i tried the FIREBUG CONSOLE again and when i click a DATE on the Calendar Widget this showed up in the console
{“success”:true,”html”:”\n<div class=\”tribe-mini-calendar-list-wrapper\”>\n\t<div class=\”tribe-events-loop hfeed vcalendar\”>\n\n\t\t\n\t<\/div><!– .tribe-events-loop –>\n<\/div> <!– .tribe-mini-calendar-list-wrapper –>”,”view”:”mini-day”}

[Philip Murray]

hi Casey

thanks for the reply – i went through the tutorial and carried out each step as well as using the CONSOLE feature in FIREBUG – but it did not throw up any
errors.
So i am at a bit of a loss — it was working previously but not now.

the only thing that changed in last few days was i added in some code to
a couple of templates – that your colleague Barry posted on the forum –
to enable me to remove the TIME from events – it worked really well.

the forum thread for that is: https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/remove-event-times-only/#post-641279

So just in case that was causing the Calendar not to work correctly I
reverted to the original templates – but still the Calendar widget
will not display correctly.

any ideas how to resolve this?
thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

Thanks Casey — the link to the tutorial threw up a page not found error — any chance you could post it again please?
thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Barry

that code worked perfectly — is there anyway I can get rid of the ‘@’ symbol too please – which is visible when you hover over an event in MONTH VIEW
thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

Thanks Barry – i will try this.

i also posted the other query as a separate thread
cheers
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Barry

as well as the point above – i have noticed another problem.
if you look at my client site – http://www.beaverstown.com/
in the right column i have shown the CALENDAR WIDGET — but if you select any of the dates which have a events in them – nothing gets shown below the calendar?

any idea how to fix this?

thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Barry

ok – i got it sorted – i needed to edit the details.php within the-events-calendar structure rather than the pro structure. So that is working fine now.

but one more change needed – if you look at the MONTH VIEW page for the category – http://www.beaverstown.com/events/category/club-diary/
if you hover over any event it shows the time of 12:00am in there — i need to remove that too please

thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Barry – thanks – it’s the override that I am going wrong on — i have the PRO version — where do i find the modules/meta/details.php template ? i checked via FTP but what i see is a folder called /events-calendar-pro/views/pro/modules/meta/additional-fields.php

thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Barry

ok i tried adding your script to functions.php without success

here is a typical EVENT PAGE – the TIME is still visible
http://www.beaverstown.com/event/club-competition-31/

i want the date to remain but the time to not be shown at all

the time is also visible on the main CALENDAR MONTH VIEW page
http://www.beaverstown.com/events/

any idea why it didn’t work?

thanks
Phil

[Philip Murray]

Thanks a lot Barry – i will give it a try and report back

Phil

[Philip Murray]

hi Barry

yes – the problem resolved it for the CALENDAR WIDGET by adding this to the CSS:

.date-start.dtstart {
display:none !important;
}

however it is not resolved for the EVENTS PAGE

this for example:
http://www.fingerprintdigitalmedia.com/beaverstown/events/friday-night-mixed-9-hole-500-700-8/

i tried adding this to the CSS:
abbr.tribe-events-abbr.updated.published.dtstart {
display:none !important;
}

but it removed both the DATE and the TIME — i only want the TIME to be removed completely [included the word Time: also]

thanks

Phil

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