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Mathew
ParticipantDavid,
There may be a more current function to accomplish this.
add_filter( 'tribe_events_add_no_index_meta', '__return_false' );
As for past and future, there’s an older article on PAST events that is a good starting point. I’ve had better success with tribe_is_past_event() instead of tribe_is_past() loop. As I mentioned, it’s a starting point. It will need tweaking.
The technical docs are a great point of reference.
The FUTURE one is a little more involved. It all depends on what you consider to be the future. One day, on week, one month, etc. There are ways to accomplish this with tribe_is_upcoming(). Again the technical docs are a great read.
Best of luck.
Mathew
ParticipantErin,
It looks like you are using some sort of caching/minification plugin. This can cause issues with The Events Calendar scripts. It is best not to minify ANY of scripts from The Events Calendar and ANY add-ons products (Tickets, etc.). The good news is that the scripts from TEC are already compressed, except in debug mode.
Here’s an article on the subject.
You may need to refer to the documentation of your caching plugin on “how-to” exclude certain directories or paths.
Don’t forget to reset or clear the cache from within the caching plugin.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
ParticipantRobin,
You may want to try and reach out to the author of your caching plugin. I see that someone reported the same error on their support forum about 10 months ago and the author has been unresponsive. Best of luck.
May 11, 2018 at 8:19 am in reply to: Conflict with Avada when editing list/single-event.php in Child Theme #1528233Mathew
ParticipantPat,
Avada has customized this particular template to fit their theme. Copying the template from The Events Calendar and using it as a starting point is not the way to go. You need to start with Avada’s modified version in the /wp-content/themes/Avada/tribe-events folder. Copy it to your Avada-Child-Theme/tribe-events/list/… and modify it to your liking.
Please note that this only applies to files that exist in the Avada/tribe-events folder. If there’s a template that is NOT present in this folder, then you can use the one from The Events Calendar.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
ParticipantTim,
FYI, I opened a ticket today with their support highlighting the issue. Historically, it may take a while to push the change into production. With the release of 5.5 this week, priority is on it right now.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
ParticipantTim,
It is possible. However it is an Avada (Theme Fusion) design issue. You can see the same issue on their demo site.
As you know, Avada has highly customized the look of The Events Calendar. In doing so, Avada has created their own templates/views. This particular one is tricky because Avada created a template/view that contains these meta fields and it is not included in The Events Calendar at all.
Since it is their own ‘custom’ file, you will need to contact Avada’s support to resolve the issue.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
ParticipantNadja,
The issue has nothing to do with The Events Calendar. It’s a limitation of the DIVI builder when using their Blog Module.
You can test this by trying to insert a link to ANY other external blog post or media such as a YouTube video in the Blog Module and you will see that only the link shows on the blog page.
As a work-around you can embed an event link using; [embed]YOUR LINK[/embed].
Hope this helps.
April 19, 2018 at 9:04 am in reply to: Google Search Console Error involving events main url #1511284Mathew
ParticipantJim,
You can safely ignore the report. If you look at https://maps.googleapis.com/robots.txt, you will see that Google is blocking their own scripts. It’s not anything you can change, only Google can.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
ParticipantMelanie,
The theme author of the TicketBox therme has customized The Events Calendar. The words you want to change are part of their customization. You can see the same grammar issue on their demo website. If you load another theme, like twentyseventeen, you will see the words “Related Events”. As Juan mentions, it comes from line 26 of related-events.php.
You will need to open a support ticket with your theme author to resolve the issue.
https://themeforest.net/item/ticketbox-event-tickets-wordpress-theme/19697328
Mathew
ParticipantJolene,
Perhaps this article will help you achieve what you are looking for. This and many other customization articles can be in the knowledgebase.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
Participantwrcmc,
I haven’t tested this one in a while, but it should still work.
Hope this helps.
Mathew
ParticipantPerformance is back to normal with Events Calendar PRO version 4.4.24.2 released today.
Mathew
ParticipantI will wait for the dust to settle on this one. I’m in no rush to update.
Here’s just a few with the same issue. There’s a few more, but they are private.
Update to TEC Pro 4.4.24.1 blocked display of the Admin Dashboard
Slow Website – Query Error – Crashing site, overloading server
My plugin now has an issue and is crashing my website (urgent help)
Site becomes unresponsive after enable PRO plugin-sql hang up on event venue id
March 12, 2018 at 1:16 pm in reply to: VERY slow admin area with recent TEC Pro 4.4.24.1 update #1476850Mathew
ParticipantSame issue over the weekend. I had to re-save permalinks in WP on a site after rolling back. Give it a shot.
March 1, 2018 at 9:49 am in reply to: Want to showcase photoview of 4 events on homepage but can only get list view to #1467448 -
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