[Jeremy]

Hi,

The release is planned for May 29th.

Have a nice day,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

You’re welcome Jacob 😉

[Jeremy]

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

There’s actually a known bug at the moment regarding checkboxes on the Filter Bar. Our developers are working on this issue and a bug fix should come with the very next maintenance release.

Also, there’s no setting to modify the order of filters in a dropdown menu, that would require some customization.

I’ll mark this thread as “Pending fix”, so that we could warn you when the fix is released.

Meanwhile, if you need to use the checkboxes, you can revert to Events Calendar PRO 4.4.25.

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Matt,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

Unfortunately there is no easy way to pull all of your calendars into one “Master Calendar”. However, Shenandoah University built a custom solution to syndicate events from Events Calendar PRO on a multisite network. The good thing is that they have shared their code for others to use. Also, you can read this article for more information about this.

I hope this helps,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Howard,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

It seems you haven’t set up your Google Maps API Key. In order to do so, you may refer to this guide in our Knowledgebase.

I hope this helps,

Cheers,
Jeremy

 

[Jeremy]

Hi David,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

The reason you see the noindex meta tag is because your main Events page is set as a calendar view. This way, it prevents a huge number of months being indexed, otherwise search engines could follow next / prev month links indefinitely.

To remove that noindex tag, could you try to add the following snippet in your functions.php file? And could you confirm it solves the noindex, follow issue in the first instance?

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

Well, it seems there’s a conflict somewhere, as this is not the expected behavior from our [tribe_events] shortcode.

Could you try to switch to the default theme (Twenty Seventeen) to see if you still have the same issue?

If you do, then try to deactivate all plugins except for the Events Calendar ones. In that configuration, do you still have a problem with your shortcode?

Before running those tests, I’d recommand you to follow the instructions here.

Let me know how it goes,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi,

I understand you want people to be able to see what’s ahead… but as long as they’re looking at a calendar showing “Events for May 2018”, it’s tricky to show results for upcoming months.

A workaround would be to set your default calendar view as a List view, that way the current month wouldn’t be a restriction anymore when your visitors will use the filter bar.

Would that be an option?

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Jacob,

Thank you for adding that feedback.

Yes, it’s probably the same issue. The bug fix is set for maintenance release number 9 of 2018, which is planned for being released toward the end of June.

We will warn you as soon as the problem is solved.

Thank you for your patience and understanding 🙂

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi,

You should be able to hide the tooltips via CSS, using the following code:

body .tribe-events-calendar .tribe-events-tooltip { visibility:hidden; }

I hope this helps,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Bonjour Dominique,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

The attributes in the shortcode [tribe_events] are not meant to be translated, so if you want to display a calendar with a Month view, wether it’s on a French page or an English page, you need to write view="month". You’ll find all the different attributes on this page.

That being said, you can translate any string that appears on the frontend via WPML’s String Translation.

I hope this helps,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Rob,

Thanks for reaching out to us! I’d be happy to help you 🙂

Before upgrading to the latest version of The Events Calendar and Events Calendar PRO, did you have TEC 4.6.15 and PRO 4.4.25 running or older versions?

Also, does your calendar work if you switch to the default theme? (it should be Twenty Seventeen).

I notice that you have an old version of WordPress installed. Could you upgrade from 4.6.3 to 4.9.6?

If that doesn’t solve your calendar problem, I would recommand you to downgrade your Events Calendar plugins to their previous version, and upgrade again once you’re sure all the other plugins, your theme and your WordPress core is up-to-date.

I hope this helps,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Tif,

Thanks again for your interest in our set of plugins 🙂

Well, to answer your questions:

1. We have a list of freelancers that could tweak the plugin for you. However, please note that this list is provided as a courtesy to our customers, and we make no guarantees of any kind regarding the listed entities. Modern Tribe is unable to assist with any disputes related to work contracted from third-party agencies or developers.
2. For now, we don’t have any add-on that allows to charge users for their submissions. That being said, we’re definitely taking this feature into consideration as many users have requested it over the years (you can also submit your vote on our UserVoice).
   Meanwhile, you could add a Memerships plugin to your website such as Restrict Content Pro or Paid Memeberships Pro, which would allow you to limit access to the Community Events registration form to paying members.

I hope this helps,

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Brian,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

I’m glad you found the little arrows 🙂
Do you need assistance with something else or should I close this thread?

Cheers,
Jeremy

[Jeremy]

Hi Georgia,

Thanks for reaching out to us!

The least I can say is that you are on the right track 😉
Once you are in the single-event.php file, you way place the div containing your featured image (.tribe-events-event-image) just underneath your main div (.type-tribe_events). Then you can create a div which would include all the other content (title, description, etc.).

From there on, it’s purely css (you can use flexbox or some older methods such as float or display:inline-block to achieve your goal.

Let me know how it goes,

Cheers,
Jeremy

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