[Jonah]

Hi Micah, can you post a cleaner version of your code somewhere else like on Pastie.org or Pastebin? Paste the code and the HTML there so I can see what you’re getting. What do you mean by “just the and’s are looped”?

[Jonah]

Hey Isaac, try throwing it into a function and hooking into the init action like so:

function run_init() {
register_taxonomy_for_object_type('post_tag', 'tribe_events');
}
add_action('init','run_init');


[Jonah]

Hey John, nope there is no div. You’ll need to add a div or whatever other HTML you want to display there. Play around and experiment, its the best way to learn 🙂 You might want to check out some tutorials online for HTML and CSS. That’s going to help you a ton. PHP is not as crucial but it can also be helpful, but HTML and CSS are good starting points. One quick tip would be to add a div and then target it in the CSS, giving it a border or background so you can see it. Chrome Developer Tools and/or Firebug for Firefox are also great tools for helping you out with this sort of thing. Take a look online on how to use them and you’ll be well on your way to coding like a pro!

Custom fields already have a place to display in the template but like everything else, can be moved wherever you want.

[Jonah]

Hi Yorgos,

Try copying in fresh copies of both plugins (just copy/replace the entire plugin folders) and try installing a fresh copy of WP. I assume you are running 3.3.2? You might also try reverting to the Twenty Eleven theme to see if it’s a theme conflict.

I hope that helps!

[Jonah]

Hey Robert, this should do it:

echo date('F',$date); echo date(' Y',$date);


Just get rid of the monthsShort function…

[Jonah]

Hey Yorgos, sorry to hear you’re having these issues. Sounds like something else is messing with things… It may be the other plugin but it’s hard to say. It could also be some other plugin besides the Events Manager. Have you tried deactivating all other plugins to rule out a conflict? It sounds like though that it’s working now correct? Let me know if not and I’ll see what else I can do.

[Jonah]

Hi Kylie, hard to say what the problem could be. The first thing I would check is whether or not you have enough memory allocated for your website on the server. Try the options in this article to up the memory to at least 64mb: http://www.dailyblogging.org/wordpress/increase-wordpress-memory-limit/

[Jonah]

Hi Michelle, I don’t see your widget with the category drop down. Where is it?

[Jonah]

Hey Carlos,

Make sure you’re using proper single quotes in the function above. When I pasted the above into my code editor, I needed to correct the single quotes and then it worked.

I hope that helps!

[Jonah]

Hey Jesse, check out this FAQ on translating the plugin: https://theeventscalendar.com/faq/can-i-change-the-language-that-the-content-of-my-calendar-appears-in-on-the-site/

[Jonah]

Hi Kym, it sounds like there are three issues here:

1. There is no null option for the venue Country select.
2. Removing Venues did not seem to really remove them.
3. The custom tribe_address_exists() function did not work for you.

Let me try and address these.

1. Joey stated in the referenced thread that this will be modified in 2.1 to allow for a null option. I’m going to amend it to also include the state drop down. Currently there is no fix for this unless you hack the core but we don’t want to do that…

2. I just tested deleting all my Venues and when I did, they we’re really gone. Make sure you empty the trash, etc. When you go to create a new Venue, you will still see the Country drop down defaulting to United States but there is no way around this currently.

3. The custom tribe_address_exists() function should work for you but be sure you added your custom function in the proper template files to override the default tribe_address_exists() function.

I hope that answers your questions, but let me know if you have any more or still need help with this.

[Jonah]

Hey John, you’ll want to modify the single.php template located in /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/single.php. Make a copy of it and place in an ‘events’ folder in your theme. Then you make all the changes you want and not worry about losing them upon update. Then it’s up to your imagination to code in whatever you want to appear in that area via a combination of HTML, PHP and CSS.

I hope that helps!

[Jonah]

Hi Paul, it’s not something easily accomplished with our plugin and I’m not sure what all the implications of this would be either. If you want to do it, you’ll need to find a plugin or script to handle the redirection. Good luck!

[Jonah]

Hi Yancy,

I don’t think this will be possible or if it is it would be complicated to get working. Not something we can help you with. Our plugin is using it’s own rewrite methods to determine URL’s and unfortunately the built in WP tags is not written into those methods. You should still be able to go to your-domain.com/tags/tag but not with the /events/ prefix – at least not through our plugin. But you may be able to use another plugin to assist you in rewriting events that have regular WP tags in the way you want. But you’re on your own on that one. Good luck, I hope you figure something out!

[Jonah]

Hi Jason, it looks like the only problem is that we are registering our calendar plugin with the same name as the default WordPress calendar widget. To remedy this you could follow the tutorial I wrote up on completely customizing widgets: https://theeventscalendar.com/how-to-completely-customize-widgets/

You’ll want to unregister the calendar widget loaded by our plugin in /wp-content/plugins/events-calendar-pro/lib/widget-calendar.class.php – and then register your own and modify the name on line 25 of the above file to something like this:

$this->WP_Widget('events-calendar', __('Events Calendar'), $widget_ops);


I hope that helps!

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