[Kurt]

Thanks Barry!

That worked and I appreciate all of your help!

[Kurt]

Hey Barry,

I pasted that into the functions.php, here is the copy pastebin containing strip_events_for_from_title();

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Kurt.

[Kurt]

Hi Barry,

So I guess I didn’t have PHP errors on my local build, but when I pushed up to the staging url I am seeing quite a few errors that could be the reason why it is not working.

[Kurt]

Hey Barry,

Thanks for the reply. I tried implementing that and it completely removes the string (kind of wild). Yesterday I tried something similar to that:

$subject = tribe_events_title();
$search = ‘Events for’;
$trimmed = str_replace($search, ”, $subject);

and got the same issue where the string is completely removed.

[Kurt]

Hey Geoff,

Thanks for the continued help!

I have reached out to the theme developers and they want me to ask you if The Event Calendar plugin is expecting something to exist in the theme’s index.php file in order for the plugin to work correctly.

Thanks,

Kurt

[Kurt]

Hi Geoff,

So I found that the theme was actually using index.php for blog posts, so I moved those over to single.php and there was still an issue of the calendar not showing up. With the blank index.php I copied and pasted the default-template.php contents into it and the calendar finally did show up! This is great except now it is tied to my index.php, and some of the functionality is not working (the tooltip on the month view). I tried doing custom templates by moving the views over to a /tribe-events/ folder in my theme but still they would not show up on the page.

[Kurt]

This was an Eventbrite issue and not with the plugin. Eventbrite requires you to add the url and redirect URI to the key to authorize. I missed that step therefore it failed.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Kurt.

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