[Henry]

Hi there Rob

I just wanted to make my custom taxonomy “tubestations” available to “tribe_events” and “tribe_venue”.

It is usually quite easy to make a custom taxonomy available to a specific custom post. When registering the custom post type you just have to specify an array of registered taxonomies to be used with the post type.

You do this like so ‘taxonomies’ => array(‘my_taxonomy_name’)

This doesn’t seem to be working with TEC. Hopefully Jonah can throw some light on it.

[Henry]

@Alpesh

If you could give some examples of where you need help, there are lots of people here who would give you some tips.

[Henry]

Glad it worked :}

[Henry]

i hate it when i come across a Google map, want to scroll down the webpage as a whole only to find that my blasted Google map zooms-in upon scroll.

i’ve worked with Google maps before and it is certainly do able. Are you using a mapping plugin? or are you embedding Google maps yourself?

You just have to add scrollwheel: false to mapOptions when initialising the map.

For example

http://pastie.org/3701210

[Henry]

@Jonah and @Rob

brilliant – thanks!

[Henry]

Note that it is all about the loop – only posts that are returned by your loop will display on the map.

[Henry]

@Tony

I have done something similar before with Geo Mashup. I am not familiar with Comprehensive Google Map plugin but I am sure in theory both plugins do the same job.

The main feature of Geo Mashup is the ability to aggregate all post markers on one map so this ticks the box here. With reference to only displaying future posts – if you use the code i gave in The Events Calendar’s list.php template then you will be able to display a map with future events only.

[Henry]

Hi guys

I am aware that you’re building venue and organiser templates into 2.1. Although this feature is great for me with reference to venues, I do not necessarily want to have a webpage for all of my organisers.

It would be great if you build in the option to turn off venue or organiser pages. This way users could just choose if they want to have them or not.

Cheers

[Henry]

Also perhaps the same with the organiser link

tribe_get_organizer_link();

[Henry]

2.0.5 resolved the issue for me.

@Ken, this may sound obvious and you’ve probably done it already but if you’ve moved single-venue.php to your theme’s directory then you’ll need to update this file for the fix to kick in after upgrading to 2.0.5

[Henry]

I should of added – just paste the code in the template where you’d like your events map to display. It only works with Geo Mashup plugin though.

[Henry]

Are you using WP Geo or Geo Mashup? If you are using Geo Mashup, then you have to specify which post type the map should be using. The post type you need is “tribe_events”. To display a map of events only using the Geo Mashup plugin, use this code:

http://pastie.org/3694652

[Henry]

If you have an events category called exhibitions, then you can access exhibitions only by

http://www.yourwebsite.com/events/category/exhibitions/

Does this help?

[Henry]

Thanks Rob, looking forward to 2.1!

[Henry]

Have you ever thought about using the Geo Mashup or WP Geo plugins with The Events Calendar?

[Author]

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