[John]

I should probably elaborate on this a bit. I do have PHP experience, but I wanted to see if there is function with the plugin which mimics the core the_category function.

[John]

Thanks for update 🙂

[John]

I figured this out. It turns out that the event calendar pro was licensed to our development server and not to our clients site. I manually updated the events calendar pro version and the error has gone away. However this has brought up another issue.

I have attempted to a few times to unregister the license key from our development server, but your site is not doing that. Each time I click unregister on the license page it just refreshes the screen and never unregisters it.

What am I doing wrong?

[John]

Excuse my typo…The Google Cal is NOT currently showing…its only displaying iCal.

[John]

I was able to install the pro version and get the iCal link to show, but I thought there was also a Google Cal button. The Google Cal is now showing.

[John]

Just FYI we have this site on a new server since I initially submitted this post. The client wanted to launch even though this wasn’t fixed. The site now lives at http://aiapgh.org So the events are at http://aiapgh.org/events/

That being said its obviously still not working. To answer your question, no, there is not a folder called events within the theme. The gridview.php file is in /public_html/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views

[John]

Thanks for your response. This is exactly how the code appears in gridview.php and yet its not displaying at http://aia.imagebox.com/events/ I first thought that some of our css was hiding it, but it turns out I did a search on the html source of http://aia.imagebox.com/events/ and I cannot locate anywhere in the html that references an tag with a class of class=”ical”
I have not edited/added any custom functionality to the plugin. I am just using it out of the box with the exception of css styling.

What else could be causing this to not display?

[John]

I feel as thought i am almost there, but not quite.

Here is my new code: http://pastebin.com/sfgpkc9X

I currently have 3 event categories right now. Their slugs are:

yaf
cran
non-aia-events

As you can see in my code its set to just pull 1 event from the cran event category. However with that code in my homepage template it is displaying nothing even though their is 1 event within the cran event category which occurs on February 28th, 2012.

Also, if I want to specify multiple event categories, would I just separate the slugs by commas? ie: ‘terms’ => ‘yaf,cran’

[John]

I did some digging through the forums and found that I can place upcoming into the event post array – http://pastebin.com/CgZLuLvh

Which is great because now the left “featured” event is displaying the next upcoming event, but now I need to know if there is a way to limit the category(ies) it pulls from.

I tried using ‘category__in’ => array( 98, 99 )

2 of the categories I want to be included in the loop, but that didn’t work. It just returns an empty array – http://pastebin.com/gPHefYf4

[John]

Rob –

Thanks I would appreciate the guidance of Jonah. It seems like such a simple thing to do since you can do it with wordpress already if you want to loop through posts if and only if they are in certain categories.

AS to the 2nd part of my question: I found tribe_is_upcoming() in the documentation but I am not exactly sure of how to use this. I presume something like this:

http://pastebin.com/0QuTAxzY

but I don’t what array items I can pass to the function tribe_is_upcoming()

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