kirstyburgoine

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  • in reply to: Change default ticket price displayed #975488
    kirstyburgoine
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    Hi Barry,

    Thanks so much, the second one was the perfect fix 🙂

    in reply to: Password Protecting the Calendar #959038
    kirstyburgoine
    Participant

    Yes, that fixed it! Thank you so much!

    For some reason I had misread the themer’s guide and got the path wrong and didn’t notice. Thank you for all of your help 🙂

    in reply to: Password Protecting the Calendar #958825
    kirstyburgoine
    Participant

    Hi Brook,

    The theme is using the default events template, so as far as I can tell it should be working. It is set to show Month view though so maybe I’m editing the wrong template or saving it in the wrong place in my theme?

    I am editing: /themes/my-theme/tribe-events/views/default-template.php I have also tried editing: /themes/my-theme/tribe-events/views/month.php which hasn’t worked either.

    Here is a screen grab of my settings for the template usage: http://cl.ly/image/3p073D1V2q0p?_ga=1.94628188.1709651499.1430211226

    in reply to: Password Protecting the Calendar #958361
    kirstyburgoine
    Participant

    As an additional update…

    I have the settings for the events calendar set to use the default events template and the file I am editing is: /themes/my-theme/tribe-events/views/default-template.php

    I have also tried adding this to the top of the page:
    echo “default = ” . $protected;

    Which, if nothing else should print the word “default” to the screen at the very top of the page even if there is a problem with my variable, but it doesn’t. So it must be something to do with editing the wrong template? If thats the case, which is the right one?

    Thanks

    Kirsty

    in reply to: Password Protecting the Calendar #958358
    kirstyburgoine
    Participant

    Hi Brook,

    Thanks so much for coming back to me, I really appreciate it. I’m not sure thats quite what I’m after though.

    The variable $protected is a site option and not saved within an individual post or pages meta_data and does work on all archive pages as well. This particular approach should mean that I don’t have to amend $WP_Query at all and really is as simple as… “If this is yes show the content if no, don’t”.

    The code I included is the same on every template within my theme, which I included just so you could see my approach (Totally understand about code reviews and wasn’t expecting that level of help 🙂 ) and does work everywhere else which is why I thought maybe I’ve edited the wrong template files for the calendar?

    in reply to: Filter by Category from Month to Day View #721122
    kirstyburgoine
    Participant

    Hi Brook,
    Thats awesome news! I’m really pleased that this will be included in a future release. Thanks for getting back to me.

    Kirsty

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