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Thank you, that does help, but I was hoping for a little bit of insight into where ECP is filtering wp_title itself, and hoping I could modify ECP’s title filtering.
I have found the function maybeAddEventTitle and can use the tribe_events_add_title filter. But this does not actually filter the ECP landing page title (the default calendar view), which shows as “Events >> %sitename” where %sitename is the actual site’s name.
Not resolved as the former link to a forum post suggests, resolved by adding an empty post type to the query so it defaults to using orderby date.
This has supposedly been fixed twice? But it still hasn’t been included in an update.
Please also fix:
/events-calendar-pro/views/pro/widgets/list-widget.php line 83 needs to have a hook for after_the_meta, not before_the_metaI have tried using get_posts and tribe_get_events as well, thinking that it would take my given values instead of overriding them.
I see one place that it overrides:
http://docs.tri.be/Events-Calendar/source-class-TribeEventsQuery.html#597-641
Is it possible to remove that function, but only for one query? I don’t want the entire calendar to break.
I’m having the same problem.
It appears to be a theme related issue but I’m not able to nail down exactly what’s causing the problem. I’ve disabled all scripts from the theme and I’m not getting any javascript errors on the site.
Just looking at the differences here.
On the one that isn’t working the page has no sub-title (nothing before the “» Southampton Climbing Wall”), and that the code is somehow inserting and tags in random spots.
