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Thanks Casey! I thought I had deactivated all plugins before but I must’ve missed the login plugins, as I deactivated it and am now seeing the form in all browsers. Sorry to bother you with this and thanks for your help!
Hi Barry,
I’m actually running a local install right now because I’m trying to save on hosting costs until my site is ready to go “live.”With that said, is there anything I could supply in the meantime that might let you see the problem (source code or the page saved as a “web page, complete” file type)? If not totally understand and I can post a new topic when I have the site on a public host.
Thanks Barry! That’s added the “Next” links at the top of the Map views, but not the “Previous” links (they are still only visible in the footer navigation).
Great! Thanks Barry. Got it in my tribe-events.css and I’m seeing the navigation at the top of the List, Day and Month views. It’s still not on the Map view though. Would I need a different snippet to get the links displaying there?
Hi Barry,
Totally understand and appreciate the help you’ve been able to provide up to this point. If you have a shortlist of recommended developers that are familiar with customizing The Events Calendar that would be great to have.Thanks very much for the advice Barry. I’ve created a new taxonomy using the Types plugin and have associated it with the Events post type. So the first part is all set.
I’m not sure what files I need to create/edit to get my new custom taxonomy functioning with TEC PRO and Community Events though. Could I refer to the files the “Event Categories” uses and simply plug in my custom taxonomy name? If so, what files would those be? Hoping that someone can help point this newbie in the right direction!
Thanks for any insight,
SeanHey Casey,
Success! All of these field options worked perfectly. Thanks so much for taking the time to get this information together for myself and everyone else! Really appreciate you going above and beyond for us!Hey Casey,
I tried using a bunch of different values (tried one at a time – see below for the complete list) but I’m getting the error message every time the form is submitted with values in all required fields. Not sure what I’m doing wrong, as I’ve tried a few different possibilities for some of the fields. But clearly I must be missing the correct one to pull from the modules! I’ve even triple checked to ensure the filters in my functions.php file are exactly as you included on https://theeventscalendar.com/change-required-fields-on-community-event-submission-page/. I’m perplexed!‘post_content’,
‘post_title’,
‘tribe_events_cat’, ‘event_taxonomy’,
‘EventStartDate’,
‘VenueVenue’, ‘venue_name’, ‘Venue Name’,
‘VenueAddress’,
‘VenueCity’,
‘VenueCountry’, ‘venue_country’, ‘EventCountry’,
‘StateProvinceSelect’,
‘VenueZip’,
‘OrganizerOrganizer’,
‘OrganizerEmail’,Hey Casey. So while I was waiting for my host to resolve their issues, I figured out that you were right about the template override causing this error. I had switched the order of some fields, and after reverting to the original module the issue has been fixed.
Thanks again for your patience and sorry for taking up your time with this one!
– SeanThis is great, thanks so much Casey! I’ve got the filter and html up, but I must have pulled an incorrect value in my “add_required_fields”, because the error message is showing up even when all req. fields have values. If you have a chance, could you confirm if one of the values below is incorrect?
function add_required_fields() {
return array(
‘post_content’,
‘post_title’,
‘event_taxonomy’,
‘EventStartDate’,
‘VenueVenue’,
‘VenueAddress’,
‘VenueCity’,
‘VenueCountry’,
‘StateProvinceSelect’,
‘VenueZip’,
‘OrganizerOrganizer’,
‘OrganizerEmail’,
);
