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Hi Leela,
Well, to quickly answer your questions:
1) yes, organizers/admins are notified when someone registers for an event using one of our ticketing solutions
2) no, the upcoming events does not scroll. You do have some control over how many events are displayed however,
3) yes, you can see a full attendee list once logged in as an admin
I hope that’s enough information for you. If not, please let me know.
— Julie
Hi townfish,
That would be an interesting solution, but it is not something our plugin is currently designed to do. We have no means of connecting Facebook or Twitter accounts. I don’t think it is something we are actively pursuing at this time either, but if you’d like to suggest it as a feature, please do so over at (https://tribe.uservoice.com/forums/195723-feature-ideas). That’s the best way to get it on our radar.
— Julie
Honestly Xavier, I don’t know why that was marked as answered. I do apologize for that. Thank you for coming back to ask again!
When I go to your events page, every thing looks good there. On your front page you seem to have two widget areas in place, one with a calendar grid and the other with a list of upcoming events. From what I can tell, the calendar grid is the default calendar included with WordPress and not one from Modern Tribe. The upcoming events list is ours though. Can you confirm that you chose the “Events Calendar” widget and not the “Calendar” widget there?
— Julie
I’m glad you were able to figure it out Danielle. Good luck with your project. And happy holidays!
— Julie
If you are looking to buy these for non-profits, you’ll do better with our non-profit program where you can get them for free, if you’re eligible. You can find out the details at https://theeventscalendar.com/non-profits/
— Julie
Ok, I see what you mean now Alastair. I’m going to log this as a bug. Thanks so much for the links to the WordPress.org forum. Those will help. We’ll keep you posted.
— Julie
Hey Jeff,
With regards to your question, we do unfortunately have to limit the actual support we provide here to paying customers. We do offer limited support on the WordPress.org forum (http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/the-events-calendar). May I ask that you head over there to ask?
— Julie
Hi John,
As far as the release date goes, I really can’t be more specific than that. But rest assured that it is high on our priority list and I think you can rest easy for your timeframe.
With regards to the remainder of your questions, we do unfortunately have to limit the actual support we provide here to paying customers. We do offer limited support on the WordPress.org forum (http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/the-events-calendar). May I ask that you head over there to ask your questions?
— Julie
Hi glendraeger,
It looks like you managed to get this solved. Thanks for sharing your solution!
— Julie
Hi Dan,
Those types of errors typically occur when two systems are trying to access the Google Map API. Have you disabled any other plugins and reverted to the default Twenty Twelve theme? Did doing any of that make a difference?
— Julie
Hi Alastair,
That looks to be displaying the way we intended it to. What did you have in mind?
— Julie
Hi philipp,
Well, I don’t know exactly what you have in mind here, but have you heard about our upcoming Filter Bar? It sounds a lot like what you’ve described. It’s not been released yet, but we do expect it to be ready shortly. You can check out a preview here https://theeventscalendar.com/shop/wordpress-events-filter-bar/.
Is that close to what you had in mind?
— Julie
Hi terrysteeley,
If you’re willing to make a small tweak in the code you should be able to make this change easily. You’ll find some helpful information in our Themer’s Guide (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation/events-calendar-themers-guide/). In the code, you should be looking for “tribe-events-page-title” to make your change.
Does that help?
— Julie
Hi jordansun,
I’ve not heard of anyone trying to set up two domains that share one database. Sounds tricky to me, and it certainly a customization that is outside our scope of support. However, you asked about the license. Technically, you probably would need two licenses. The license gets you one year of access to these support forums and automatic updates from the dashboard. One option however, would be to install the plugin on both sites but only connect one with the license key. You would still have access to support and updates, but the second site would have to be updated manually.
If you think that would work for you, you won’t have to worry about the second part of your question.
What do you think?
— Julie
