[Jonah]

Hi Tony, in which widget?

[Jonah]

Sorry about that Kyle, I’m a little out of my league with this. Let me get someone else to help you. You should get a response by tomorrow.

[Jonah]

And make sure those single quotes are proper single quotes…

[Jonah]

Try combining the parameters like this:


$query->set( array( ‘meta_query’=>$meta, 'post_type'=>'tribe_events' ) );


[Jonah]

Hey Kyle,

Include this in your query set:


$query->set( 'post_type','tribe_events' );


[Jonah]

Hey Jacob, no there’s currently no way to have two prices unless you do some sort of custom field setup but that’s outside of the scope of our support. You’ll need to figure this out or have it developed on your own.

Yes, a fresh copy of the events folder in the actual plugin is always included and any time you update, the updates are made for any template changes to files in the events folder. However, no updates are made to the custom templates in your themes events folder because this is the nature of how they work. We wouldn’t want to overwrite your changes every time the plugin is updated so these files are left alone and it is up to you to manually update any time there are changes.

Let me know if you need anything else.

[Jonah]

Hey Dan, you should be able to pass it like so:


'start_date'=>'1/9/2012',
'end_date'=>'1/9/2012'


[Jonah]

Hey Jacob, it looks like you’ve got old markup from an older version of the plugin. Did you once use the pre 2.0 version and have custom templates setup? If so, you’ll need to get the new templates or at least figure out the differences between the new templates and your customizations and merge the two to get things looking good.

What I would suggest doing is backing up your custom templates in the ‘events’ folder in your theme and then copying in all the new templates files from the plugin and seeing how things look and then migrating whatever customizations you need to over.

I hope that helps,
Jonah

[Jonah]

Hey Tony, which widget is it specifically that you are looking to customize?

[Jonah]

You’re welcome Robert!

[Jonah]

Hey L,

Try adding this to your functions.php file in your theme:


function add_cpts_to_rss_feed( $args ) {
if ( isset( $args['feed'] ) && !isset( $args['post_type'] ) )
$args['post_type'] = array('post', 'tribe_events');
return $args;
}

add_filter( 'request', 'add_cpts_to_rss_feed' );


Feel free to add any other post types to the array for other things you want in your RSS feed.

– Jonah

[Jonah]

Hi Dan,

This is a pretty customized development request and while we won’t be able to offer an exact solution I’ve got an idea of how this could work.

1. Setup your query to only pull in today’s events – you can do this with WP_Query or tribe_get_events and pass in the start_date and end_date parameters to be today’s date. If you’re using WP_Query make sure to pass in ‘post_type=tribe_events’ to only query for the events post type.

2. I would setup numerous instances of this in different panels that are hidden and shown via jQuery in some way. Each panel would contain the same query but the start_date/end_date would be different.

3. Hard code in the “pagination” by linking to the separate panels via jQuery.

That should work but you’ll have to customize and figure out the particular scripts to get everything working.

I hope that helps,
Jonah

[Jonah]

You’re welcome Jonny, let us know if there’s anything else we can help with.

[Jonah]

Hi Mathieu,

You can totally use WP_query. All you need to do is pass in the ‘post_type=tribe_events’ argument and it will only query for your events.

I hope that helps.

– Jonah

[Jonah]

Hi Melissa,

We try to be fast 🙂 In order to figure out a fix for this I’m going to need WP admin and FTP access. Can you please email to jonahcoyote [at] gmail [dot] com. I’ll also need to re-enable the plugin to troubleshoot. Let me know whether or not that’s ok.

Thanks,
Jonah

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