[Jeff]

Hey Barry, thanks for your help! It seems like I could just add a line to the query that says something like “AND $wpdb->term_taxonomy.term_id NOT IN (’35’)” where 35 is the tag_id for the category I would like to exclude. That’s not working though and I’m getting no results. I’m afraid I’m a little out of my depth here, but perhaps you can shed some more light!

[Jeff]

Yes! Thanks Jonah. But the added condition should be:
!is_tax( ‘tribe_events_cat’, ‘your_category_slug’ )

[Jeff]

Hi Jonah,
Thanks! This works great except now it clears those events from EVER displaying. So my solution that involved the events category page no longer works. With this way in mind, is there a way to separately display just that single category (that is excluded from the main calendar). I had been using jquery to pull the div from that category page.

Thanks for all your help!

[Jeff]

That helps a lot! I am able to hide the category we don’t want from the month view, but when I change the eventDisplay to ‘list’ it doesn’t do anything. I duplicated the month view function and gave it a new name, changed ‘month’ to ‘list’. Is this the right way? Please let me know if I should be more specific.

[Jeff]

Torstein’s fix worked! I manually installed 2.0.7 and the events widget now works. Thank you VERY much!

[Jeff]

Thanks, Torstein! I am just back from a week off, will look at this VERY soon and post with my results. I am certainly hopeful.
jt

[Jeff]

Great, this makes total sense. Thank you so much, Jonah.

[Jeff]

Hi,
I am really just moving bits of existing code about for now. This is the line I want to modify: http://pastebin.com/MUnHxwUr

I did try modifying the line with the template tag I saw on the FAQs but that didn’t work for me, though I strongly suspect I did something silly.

echo ”.date(‘M j’,strtotime($e->EventStartDate)).”;

Thank you for any clues!
Jeff

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