[lloydsilver]

In my opinion, this bug renders the Eventbrite module virtually worthless. Every event I add, I have to edit the day of the event to remove the link to Eventbrite and to manually add a link to the registration page. Your developers really need to make this a priority.

[lloydsilver]

Any update as to a fix?

[lloydsilver]

That is the error message.
If it were just an issue with editing the event that would be okay.
But it’s also removing the Eventbrite ticket from the WP event page. So people have no way of registering on the day of event unless I edit the event, remove the connection to Eventbrite (since I can’t update an event linked to Eventbrite on the same day), and then manually add a link to the description that sends people to the Eventbrite page.

[lloydsilver]

There is no conflict with other plugins – tried. It’s something with yours unfortunately.

I imported a test event setup in Eventbrite scheduled for 4 hours from now. I could not save/publish the event as I got the error message that Eventbrite only allows updating of events in the future.

So I believe your plugin treats all events on the current day as in the past regardless of the time.

[lloydsilver]

It’s happening with all events linked to eventbrite.

I think It’s just one issue. The plugin thinks the event is in the past. Therefore it disabled the eventbrite ticket from the page and doesn’t allow the event to be edited as well.

[lloydsilver]

I’m trying to add the timezone to the list view. So where would I add the php to display the timezone in list.php?

<a class='tribe-events-button-on' href=''>
<a class='tribe-events-button-off' href=''>

<div id="post-" itemscope itemtype="http://schema.org/Event">

<a href="">

<div class="list-content with-thumb">

–

<?php the_title('', ''); ?>

<td class="tribe-events-event-meta-value" itemprop="startDate" content="">

<td class="tribe-events-event-meta-value" itemprop="endDate" content="">

<td class="tribe-events-event-meta-value" itemprop="startDate" content="">

<a class="gmap" itemprop="maps" href="" title="Click to view a Google Map" target="_blank">

get_event_taxonomy() ) ) {
$cat = get_term_by( 'slug', get_query_var('term'), $tribe_ecp->get_event_taxonomy() );
if( tribe_is_upcoming() ) {
$is_cat_message = sprintf(__(' listed under %s. Check out past events for this category or view the full calendar.','tribe-events-calendar'),$cat->name);
} else if( tribe_is_past() ) {
$is_cat_message = sprintf(__(' listed under %s. Check out upcoming events for this category or view the full calendar.','tribe-events-calendar'),$cat->name);
}
}
?>

<?php printf( __('No events scheduled for %s. Please try another day.', 'tribe-events-calendar'), date_i18n('F d, Y', strtotime(get_query_var('eventDate')))); ?>

<?php previous_posts_link( ''.__('« Previous Events', 'tribe-events-calendar').'' ); ?>

<a href=''>

<?php next_posts_link( ''.__('« Previous Events', 'tribe-events-calendar').'' ); ?>

<?php next_posts_link( ''.__('Next Events »', 'tribe-events-calendar').'' ); ?>

<?php previous_posts_link( ''.__('Next Events »', 'tribe-events-calendar').'' ); // a little confusing but in 'past view' to see newer events you want the previous page ?>

<a href=''>

<a title="" class="ical" href="">

[lloydsilver]

I don’t know how to get an event’s featured image to display in the list view. I have the post thumbnail being displayed, but not the featured image. It looks like this is something that will be addressed in 3.0 so I can wait if it’s a big deal.

[lloydsilver]

Perfect, thanks. And thanks for the bonus lesson on using “>” in CSS.

[lloydsilver]

This reply is private.

[Author]

Posts