[matthewdenton]

Hi, Thanks for reaching out to us. You are correct this is an issue with our plugin. We are using the WP_PLUGIN_URL global to determine where to load the js file from and instead should be using the plugins_url function.

I am creating a ticket in our system for resolving this. I’ll also ask our devs what the easiest resolution is for this.

Thanks again for bringing this to our attention,

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

Thanks for taking the time to reach out to us with your query. We built The Events Calendar using WordPress built in post types and create/save functions. Are you experiencing any issue from having multiple duplicate GUIDs in your database? It appears to be as you say related only to revisions/autosave and shouldn’t be impacting users.

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

We utilize WordPress’ wp_editor function to create the description editor. I took a quick look at the arguments for the editor at : http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_editor. However I don’t see a quick option to disable the “Text” input.

The tribe-community-events.class.php file’s formContentEditor function is responsible for creation of the editor. I’d suggest searching within the wordpress.org forums to see if there are any details to modify the editor as you desire. If possible you should be able to modify the community events function to suit.

Sorry there is no quick way to disable this feature.

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

Thanks for taking the time to reach out to us with your query. The event listing you speak to in that site most likely is done from a customization to there theme. We provide a template function tribe_get_events that can be used to query for events that can than be displayed as desired. It looks to me like they are limiting the results to the next 4 upcoming events and then are displaying them per their own html/css.

I hope this information gets you started. You may also want to reference our docs and Themer’s Guide for more information.

Thanks again,

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

Thanks for taking the time to reach out to us. To better help you can you confirm my understanding of the issue you are facing.

When logged into your site and viewing a page you click on “Customize” from the wordpress admin bar. When the Customizer opens it is showing you nothing in the right panel when you would expect to see your site.

Is this correct?

Also can you please verify for me that you verified this issue was occurring even when using the Twenty Eleven theme with only The Events Calendar and  Events Calendar PRO installed?

I ask in that I tested this setup on my local environment and am able to see the Live Preview from Customizer without issue.

Thanks for your assistance in getting this issue resolved,

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi:

I’m sorry to hear that upon upgrading you are experiencing this issue. I took a look at your site and it looks like you are using some customized views. Is this correct? If it is not a hassle can you let me know a sample event that has a start and end time? I took a quick glance at the event details and I don’t see a start/end date for the few I checked.

Thanks for your assistance looking into this issue,

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!,

I’m sorry to hear you are having issues with our Eventbrite Tickets plugin. The error message you see is coming directly from Eventbrite so it means that the key is not validating.

To rule out any conflicts could you please confirm for me the following.

1) User you are creating events with has the Eventbrite API User key property set to the value you get from http://www.eventbrite.com/userkeyapi/?ref=etckt

2) Disable all plugins except <i>The Events Calendar</i> and <i>Eventbrite Tickets</i>

3) Confirm that when you attempt to create an event you still recieve the error.

4) If error persists please change your theme to Twenty Thirteen or Twenty Fourteen and retest.

Doing the above will let us know for sure that there are no conflicts and we can take next steps.

Thanks for taking the time to reach out to us,

– Matthew

 

[matthewdenton]

Hi! Thanks for taking the time to reach out to us on the forums. We actually use an action hook to send out the email from WooCommerce Tickets so you can disable it by removing the action hook call in your theme’s functions.php file using the below snippet.

remove_action( 'wootickets-send-tickets-email', array( 'TribeWooTicketsEmail', 'trigger' ) );

Please let me know if this works for you.

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

I wanted to let you know that I am working on this. I ran the snippet against the Twenty Thirteen theme using your code and it doesn’t work due to left and right single quotes. I’m not sure how those got into your version of the code. Please copy the code directly from this gist and retry. I’ve copied it directly from my Twenty Thirteen theme that behaves as outlined in the tutorial while using version 3.6.1 of our plugins.

I hope this resolves the issue! If not please make sure to disable all other plugins and re-check.

Thanks for your patience resolving this issue.

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi:

Thanks for confirming the above details. This confirms that there is definitely a conflict between our plugin and the nano theme. I took a quick look at your site and I see that non has it’s own plugins.js file Does it provide WordPress widgets?

I don’t have a copy of the nano theme so I can’t fully test your setup. However I would trouble shoot in the following manor.

1) In Events Calendar PRO you can de-activate the widgets by modifying the eventts-calendar-pro.php file.  In this class do a search for widget and comment out the require_once and add_action calls.

2) Verify if your widgets section is functioning as expected.

3) uncomment the add_action call

4) Verify if widgets section is functioning

5) Uncomment the require_once 1 at a time and verify.

This should identify what function/class is causing the conflict and then you can search nano theme to see if it has similar function defined.

I’m going to see if I can get a copy of nano later today and debug as well. Thanks for your assistance, and bringing this conflict to our attention.

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

I see that you marked this thread as answered. I hope that we answered all of your questions. If you have any additional questions feel free to reach back out to us here in the Forums.

Thank you for your interest in The Events Calendar and related plugins!

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Stefan:

Exellent, Sorry again for my typo! I’m going to mark this thread as closed. If you have any additional questions on the plugins please feel free to create another thread!

Also if you have a minute or two we would love it if you could say a few words about our plugin here : http://m.tri.be/lo

Thank you,

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi:

I see this thread was marked as answered. Thank you for taking the time to reach out to us on our Event Calendar plugins. If you do move forward with purchasing Eventbrite Tickets or other add-ons please reach back out to us here in the Forums with any questions/concerns you have.

[matthewdenton]

Hi:

I see that you marked this thread as answered. I do hope the information provided was useful to you. If you do decide to move forward with using The Events Calendar plugin do remember to reach out to us here in the Forums for any assistance you need.

Thank you,

– Matthew

[matthewdenton]

Hi!

My apologies, I somehow overlooked that you had responded on this thread. I know it has been a while since your query but yes you can display the calendar on your site’s home page using template tags. For example the below snippet used in your site’s theme would display the calendar on the home page.

if( is_home() ) {
tribe_show_month( );
}

Again my sincerest apologies for the delay in responding!

– Matthew

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