[jokesonme]

I understand the code from the first link of customization but I am not sure if that would help me. I was wondering if this would work (would just need the right direction for it to happen).

I am currently displaying my events in List Mode: http://23.235.209.204/~isolat7/BooiakaWP/?post_type=tribe_events. I was wondering, if I could replicate the template for this page (not sure which file that would be), and duplicate the php file it calls on to load all of the “events”. And edit it using the ‘tribe_get_events()‘ so that it only gets and displays the events with the Category or Tags Classes? Instead of just all posts? Basically I want to make a duplicate of the current events page but only show the type of event by a specific category or tag or anything that would work.

[jokesonme]

Barry posted this on another thread and I feel it might work but am not sure how to accomplish it:

“A different approach could be to ensure teachers create these new events and apply a suitable category or tag (like “planning”). With a little customization work you could set these to ordinarily be ignored (such as when the main events page is viewed) and then when they are deliberately viewed at the appropriate URL you could serve a custom template that only displays Fridays and Saturdays”

I figured I would create new events with “Classes” category, but I have been trying to not show these in the default Events page with no success. Also trying to get another page to load the events calendar with showing only these categories with no avail. If someone could shoot me some quick code to point me in the right direction. Or I know its not an addon, but I am completely willing to pay for this solution, it would complete my site! Here is a link to what I have currently created for the customer:

http://23.235.209.204/~isolat7/BooiakaWP/?post_type=tribe_events

Any help would be great! I love the plugins and really need to get this class page going for Classes only. Thanks!!! I would love you guys forever. I’ll even buy another plugin just to get this solution haha.

[jokesonme]

Ok, who is the Genius that let indrukubicek in the room? Because I need to buy them a beer because it worked!! Thanks man you saved me a lot of trouble and headache!!! New posting members for the win!

[jokesonme]

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[jokesonme]

Solved the issue removing the alternative arrows finally using a mix of code from another post and changing the results to display none:

td.woocommerce div.quantity input.minus,
td.woocommerce div.quantity input.plus {
float: right;
margin-bottom: 4px;
position: static;
}

Now I only have the two small side arrows, thank you!!!

[jokesonme]

Thank you for the fast response. Great plugins so far (Woocommerce Tickets, Events Calendar Pro, Filter Bar). I’m not sure how this worked, but it turns out to be the plugin “Jetpack Only For Admins” which hides the Jetpack option in the dashboard for other users. So even with the plugin deactivated I was still having problems with the filter. I went through and deleted all of the extra plugin files and re-added them one by one, and it turns out that was the culprit. Thanks!!

[jokesonme]

Thank you!!! Have been trying to remove the sidebar from Events Calendar List Page and leave it on the others but was running into issues! I was trying to do it by Page_ID but the Events List takes the Page_Id of the first result in its list, reviving this thread to say thank you!!!

[jokesonme]

I have accomplished this by creating 3 tickets that correspond with the same event. Each one raises the price $100 every two weeks, which was fine. But how do I get paypal to reflect this? When I submit the link for this paypal item it only lists one price, how do I get paypal to change with the price of the ticket. Thank you

[jokesonme]

I just got done reading some reviews for the WooCommerce ticketing addon, and it sounds like it would work well with the Events Calendar Pro plugin. Her business signs users up for dance training classes, and she needs to be able to do a couple things:
-Monitor the attendees to the event, and see who has paid
-Create custom event pricing, so if you register 2 weeks early it is $100, at 1 week early it is $150, etc.

Are these things possible with the WooCommerce ticketing plugin. I really like the Events Calendar Pro and would like to keep it if I can turn this into an Events Management System that will work for them, and again from what I read it sounds like the WooCommerce Plugin for tickets might do that. Thank you.

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