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Hey Brook,

literally just in time for the launch! 🙂 Thanks very much for the quick support.

Best regards, Matthias

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The permalinks are not generated at all. I’m using wordpress with german language (de_DE). The URL slug of a venue changes automatically to “ort”. The organizer link is still “organizer”, but is also not working.

Example FB Event: https://www.facebook.com/events/1421497744751991

If I edit a permalink in the wordpress dashboard manually, the links work fine.

Best regards,
Matthias

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Hey Julie,

the permalink is empty. Permalink in wordpress can be found here: http://busyblogging.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/10/permalink-wordpress.jpg

Best regards,
Matthias

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Hey Brook,

unfortunately dequeing does not work, because the photo-view is queued as dependent to the isotope file:

tribe-pro-template-factory.class.php
Line: 51
wp_enqueue_script( ‘tribe-events-pro-isotope’, $path1, array(‘tribe-events-pro’), null, true );
wp_enqueue_script(‘tribe-events-pro-photo’, $path2, array(‘tribe-events-pro-isotope’), null, true);

So if I dequeue the isotope file, the tribe-events-pro-photo is also not loaded. Another option would be to detect (wp_script_is) if photo-view.js is loaded and then dequeue and enqueue everything again. But I think this would be a ugly hack in terms of performance, because I also have to localize the script then again.

So my (very) dirty hack by now is modifying $wp_scripts and remove the dependency: https://gist.github.com/anonymous/8299397

As a feature-suggestion:
Option in the backend for “Loading isotope js for photo view” and simply editing the load dependency in tribe-pro-template-factory.class.php accordingly to this option.

Best regards,
Matthias

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Hey Barry,

thanks for taking your time! I totally understand your arguments and really appreciate that you (and the other members of the support team) doing such a good job!

My problem is just really simple, so I thought the devs of the tribe team or the support could give me a quick hint:

The checkbox just triggers whether events with with a custom wordpress field (standard built-in function http://codex.wordpress.org/Custom_Fields) should be shown (or not).

As example:
Event 1 (custom field “is-special-event”, value: true)
Event 2 (custom field “is-special-event”, value: true)
Event 3 (custom field “is-special-event”, value: false)

Checkbox-Filter “Only Special Events?”
Checkbox: on – shows events 1,2
Checkbox: off – shows events 1,2,3

Cheers,
Matthias

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Thanks for the reply Brook!

I guess the issue tracker is not accessible for customers? Is it possible to notify me when the bug is resolved? I can apply the quick fix by myself. This function is very important for us right now.

Cheers, Matthias

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Hey Barry,

thanks for the links & quick support! Unfortunately there is no example for my case. I just need assistance when it comes to the following line:
$query->query_vars[‘my_var’] = $_REQUEST[‘tribe-bar-my-field’];

Because i have no idea which query var should be used to access the custom field.

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Thanks for the Answer, Barry!

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