[Joelle]

Hiya! Checking in on this, as well. Thank you!

[Joelle]

Hi, I’m following up on this. 🙂 thank you!

[Joelle]

Hi there!

Thank you, no we did not bother submitting tickets, the client was ready to
move forward and we had to sort the issue that day.

It did stop and then it started doing multiples again at the last upgrade,
it seems.

Thanks for your help! I’ll submit the email. 🙂

[Joelle]

I do believe this resolved the issue. 🙂

[Joelle]

I’ve tried it with a default theme and the results appear to be the same. I’ve tried deactivating plugins. This was something I had to check before I was able to submit the original post here, so I assumed it was understood I had done those things already. 🙂 Thank you!

[Joelle]

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[Joelle]

Hello again…

So, I did search for this several times, why I never came up with that particular article, I’m not sure. That did work! Thank you very much. 🙂

[Joelle]

Hi Hunter, thanks for responding. 🙂

So, I tried that, but maybe I’m not clear on where I should be adjusting the browser title. Because if I change any of the information here:

$title_upcoming = ‘Upcoming Events’; // List View: Upcoming events

so that it reads simply “Upcoming” to remove the redundant “Events” in the browser title, then it also changes the heading on the event list, which I do not want.

Am I missing something here? I feel like I’m not getting something obvious, but I can’t find any other place to change the browser title in the snippet, but it’s possible I missed it.

I’m not sure why it spits out the extra word “Events” at all. I have no page called “Events”, it’s being generated somewhere somehow by the plugin. If it’s by design, I’m confused on why.

Thank you!

[Joelle]

Actually, I just tried that — I made a page called Events and tried to utilize SEO document title adjustments to make it read something else entirely and it’s still spitting out “Upcoming Events Events”. Please see my screenshot.

Thank you!

[Joelle]

Hello, thanks for responding so quickly.

The first link “Altering or removing titles on calendar views” is not what I’m asking. I’m asking in the <title> area on the browser tab or window where it says “Upcoming Events Events”.

I am not using an SEO plugin and my client doesn’t wish to. We don’t really have this issue with any other pages on the site — only the calendar. This “Events” page is being generated by your plugin, not by me. I have not created a page called “Events” or I would use an seo plugin or utilize the Genesis SEO page features that allow me to change the title. But I can’t do that.

To me, this is a bug in the product to assume that everyone uses an SEO plugin. If the page is going to be automatically generated by the plugin and you are inserting the Page Title (Events) and the Heading of the page (Upcoming Events) there should be a way to keep it from being redundant, no?

Should I just create a page called Events and manage it that way?

Thanks! 🙂

[Joelle]

It’s all good! I highly recommend including something like that in a future release, it really makes it much clearer now and allows flexibility. 🙂 Thank you!

[Joelle]

Strangely, I was able to see the setting in mobile view, but not on desktop. Strange. Anyway, resolved! 🙂

[Joelle]

Hello! Thanks for replying, Nico. Okay! Thanks for the interim fix. 🙂

[Joelle]

The solution, which was sussed out with a friend of mine, is this:

At the top, this:

$events_label_singular = tribe_get_event_label_singular();
$events_label_plural = tribe_get_event_label_plural();

$event_id = get_the_ID();
$eventFields = tribe_get_custom_fields();

Then, where I require the instance of a singular custom field:

<a href="<?php echo $eventFields['Register Now']; ?>" class="register_now">Register Now</a>

This works just great.

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[Joelle]

Thanks, Cliff. We’ll give that a try. It seems kind of silly to have so many lines of code to do one simple thing that was working and still works. I’m not a super programmer or anything, so Im assuming there was a good reason for it, but it seems like less is more.

Anyway, I’ll give it ago. Thank you! I appreciate your help. 🙂

• This reply was modified 9 years, 11 months ago by Joelle.

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