[Jonah]

Hi Frank,

It sounds like it may still be an issue in the other thread but I’m working on troubleshooting that. For now can you try deactivating all other plugins and/or switching to the Twenty Eleven theme? Or provide me WP admin access and I can do it. Email to jonah [at] tri [dot] be

Thanks and sorry for the inconvenience.

[Jonah]

Hey Troy, you need to run the migration script as directed in the dashboard message: “You have events that need to be migrated. Please visit the bottom of the settings page to perform the migration.”

Go to Settings > The Events Calendar and click “Migrate Data!” at the bottom. Be sure everything is backed up before you do so.

After running that you should be able to enable PRO and the grid view should work. Try that and let me know how it goes.

[Jonah]

Hey Alastair, I trust you are running the latest version of the plugin? It seems to be working ok for me even when I go into the future. Can you email me login credentials so I can take a look at your setup? Please send an example or two for me to look at. Email jonah [at] tri [dot] be

[Jonah]

Glad that worked out Kyle, I’m closing this thread now but feel to open up another one with any other issues you may have.

[Jonah]

Hi Frank, could it be that you have an interfering query like in this thread: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/multiday-events-cutoff-time-not-working/

[Jonah]

Hi Paul, sorry no there is no built in facility to search by city but this thread may offer some helpful hints: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/zip-code-radius-search/

I’m now closing this thread out.

[Jonah]

Hey Jacqui. looks good, glad I could be of service 🙂 I’m closing this out now but feel free to open another thread if issues arise.

[Jonah]

The plugin should work out of the box and if you remove the ‘events’ folder in your theme, the plugin will just use it’s own built in templates instead of the templates overrides in that ‘events’ folder and should just work. You could temporarily rename the folder just to test it out.

It might be easiest to start from scratch and for any custom coded template overrides in the ‘events’ folder, just go through one by one and try to re-implement the custom code as best you can.

I hope that helps,
Jonah

[Jonah]

Hi Wayne, unfortunately this is not currently possible with our plugin. You’ll either need to find a separate plugin to rewrite the URL’s, custom develop it or request it as a feature in an upcoming version (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/events-calendar-pro-feature-requests/).

If you want to exclude events, you’ll need to modify the query you have at the bottom of events. I assume you custom coded this?

[Jonah]

We don’t have any specific templating tutorials yet, just a lot of stuff sprinkled here and there and the documentation on template tags. This FAQ provides a good overview of the overriding principle: https://theeventscalendar.com/faq/what-are-template-overrides-and-how-do-i-do-them/

It sounds like you probably have a bunch of files in an ‘events’ folder in the theme that will need to be updated (because these don’t update when you update the plugin). You’ll want to go through each one and compare with the current base files described in the FAQ and migrate all the new code over.

[Jonah]

Hi Matt, did you deactivate all other plugins besides the Events Calendar? You may have to setup a development instance of the sites to be able to test on because it sounds like either a plugin or theme conflict.

[Jonah]

The plugin already does specific grid views based on category without you having to do anything else. You just go to http://your-url.com/events-slug/category/your-category-name/

If that doesn’t work for you and you still want to use page templates, you can. Basically I would suggest just copying the content of or including /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/gridview.php into your page templates and then using the Gist code above to conditionally exclude categories based on the page template you are on (add a condition for the page template).

That should work.

[Jonah]

Hey Jacqui, you need to remove the call to tribe_the_custom_fields() in single.php which is still spitting out all custom fields. And since you’ve added the new code to display the single custom field, that’s why it’s displaying twice. You’ll either need to remove tribe_the_custom_fields() and list each individual field by label or loop through all custom fields and exclude certain fields by label. I’ve provided related instructions here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/help-with-additional-fields-links-and-display-on-event-list-page/

[Jonah]

Hey rudeetours, it looks like the theme is still using old plugin code. In this particular case, I think it has to do with $sp_ecp not being defined as an object. I don’t think we use that as an object for events any longer. You’re going to need to re-code that portion and possibly other portions of the code with the appropriate code. Instead of $sp_ecp->get_event_taxonomy() you would use $tribe_ecp->get_event_taxonomy(). sp_get_events() is deprecated but we have a fall back in place so that should still work… Aside from that everything looks ok in the block of code you posted. But, like I said you might need to cleanup other template files too…

I hope that helps!

[Jonah]

Hi Dominic, sorry but we can’t help you design your website. You’ll either need to play around with things yourself or hire someone to help you with the CSS and PHP. You can modify the CSS by editing your theme’s style.css file or our plugins CSS in /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/resources/events.css (to edit make a copy of this file and place in an ‘events’ folder in your theme).

Good luck!

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