[Larry Martin]

That was it.

Thanks, Casey

[Larry Martin]

Barry, thanks for the response.

Casey’s tutorial says “Just view the HTML source and find the correct <input> tag, and look for the ‘name’ attribute (screenshot) to specify in your array.” Here’s the source HTML for the Organizer section of the form:

<!– Organizer –>
<div class=”tribe-events-community-details eventForm bubble” id=”event_organizer”>
<table class=”tribe-community-event-info” cellspacing=”0″ cellpadding=”0″>
<tr>
<td colspan=”2″ class=”tribe_sectionheader”>
<h4>Event Organizer Details</h4>
</td><!– .tribe_sectionheader –>
</tr>
<tr class=”” >
<td style=”width:170px”><label for=”saved_organizer”>Use Saved Organizer:</label></td>
<td><select class=”chosen organizer-dropdown” name=”organizer[OrganizerID]” id=”saved_organizer”><option value=”0″>Use New Organizer</option><optgroup label=”My Organizers”><option value=”6158″>Me</option><option value=”6122″>You</option></optgroup><optgroup label=”Available Organizers”><option value=”1273″>Somebody</option><option value=”5622″>Somebody Else</option><option value=”1523″>Etc.</option></optgroup></select></td>
</tr>
<tr class=”organizer”>
<td>
<label for=”OrganizerOrganizer” >
Organizer Name:
</label>
</td>
<td>
<input type=”text” id=”OrganizerOrganizer” name=”organizer[Organizer]” size=”25″ value=”” />
</td>
</tr><!– .organizer –>
<tr class=”organizer”>
<td>
<label for=”OrganizerPhone”>
Phone:
</label>
</td>
<td>
<input type=”text” id=”OrganizerPhone” name=”organizer[Phone]” size=”25″ value=”” />
</td>
</tr><!– .organizer –>
<tr class=”organizer”>
<td>
<label for=”OrganizerWebsite”>Website:</label>
</td>
<td>
<input type=”text” id=”OrganizerWebsite” name=”organizer[Website]” size=”25″ value=”” />
</td>
</tr><!– .organizer –>
<tr class=”organizer”>
<td>
<label for=”OrganizerEmail”>Email:</label>
</td>
<td>
<input type=”text” id=”OrganizerEmail” name=”organizer[Email]” size=”25″ value=”” />
</td>
</tr><!– .organizer –>
</table><!– #event_organizer –>
</div>

The HTML identifies the two terms – organizer[Organizer] and organizer[Email] – as the name attributes of the fields that we want to require. I copied them and plugged them into Casey’s array, which is what I thought the tutorial said do.

What am I missing?

Larry

[Larry Martin]

That’s gonna do it.

Thank you.

[Larry Martin]

Barry,
The “get_sidebar()” code is in place and you can see the result on the Events, Submit and Details pages.

If you’ll let me know where to play with the CSS, I’m on it.

Thanks,

Larry

[Larry Martin]

Standing by, Casey. Thanks.

[Larry Martin]

I’m following this thread now. Thanks.

[Larry Martin]

Gotcha.

[Larry Martin]

Thanks Rob. Let me know what you need from us.

[Larry Martin]

Thanks for the reply, Joyce. On the other thread, Rachel appears to be having the identical problem. In his reply dated August 6, Rob said he is following up. Should we merge these two threads?

[Larry Martin]

Thanks, folks.
Temporarily cured by changing sidebar and wordpress calendar-wrap overflow settings from hidden to visible in my theme stylesheet.

[Larry Martin]

All plugins disabled, except TEC plugins, of course. Tooltip behavior is unchanged, so probably not a 3rd-party plugin conflict.

[Larry Martin]

Hello Joyce,
The site URL: http://thecowboycalendar.com
WordPress 3.4.1
Theme: Pagelines PlatformPro 1.5.3 & PlatformBase 1.4.1
Plugins:
The Events Calendar 2..0.8
The Events Calendar Pro 2.0.8
The Events Calendar: Community Events 1.0.2
AdRotate 3.7.2
Contact Form 7 3.2
Custom Meta Widget 1.3.5
Google Analyticator 6.2
Ozh’ Admin Drop Down Menu 3.6.3
Really Simple CAPTCHA 1.5
Simple Image Widget 2.1
TinyMCE Advanced 3.4.9
Twitter for WordPress 1.9.7
WordPress Database Backup 2.2.3
WordPress Hit Counter 2.6
WP125 1.4.3
XML Sitemap Feed 3.9.2

To visualize what I mean by “overlapping,” (there’s probably a better word) go to:
http://theawareshow.com/
and mouseover the dates in the Friday column – 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th. The tooltip is fully contained within the calendar box. Now navigate to August, 2012, and mouseover the dates in that month’s Friday column. The tooltips now align differently, lapping over the right bound of the calendar box. Now, if you navigate back to July, 2012, the tooltips behave as they did in August, not as they did when you first opened the page.

We played a bit with the CSS, specifically these lines:

/*===== Sidebar Calendar Widget =====*/
.widget #calendar_wrap {
width:100%;
}
table.tribe-events-calendar-widget {
width:100%;
table-layout:fixed;
margin-top:0;
}

When the calendar-wrap width is reduced, the overlapping and clipping still occur on our site. When the tribe-events-calendar-widget width is reduced, the overlapping occurs but there is no clipping, because now there’s a space to the right of the calendar table into which the tooltip can encroach. But that space is ungainly.

We tried the latest version of the Twenty Eleven theme. The overlapping occurs, but not the clipping.

Does that help?

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