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Neil Heird
ParticipantHi Casey. Let me clarify…
in my functions.php file, I added this >>>
/*—-Adds text above Community Events submission form—-*/
add_filter(‘tribe_events_community_form_before_template’, ‘my_custom_text’, 10, 2);
function my_custom_text() {
echo “The New Tampa chamber of Commerce is proud to support the local community by helping to promote your events. This feature is not limited to NTCC members and we encourage all individuals / organizations to submit your upcoming events.In order to add your event the the NTCC Event Calendar, simply provide the information requested below.
**Note: in the EVENT CATEGORIES section, please make the following entries:
Select the applicable month for your event
Select the category that best describes your event. If none accurately represent your event then leave blank
If you are not a current NTCC member, please select the Community Events category“;
}/*—-End Community Events—-*/
And, I have edited the single-event.php file to reorder the display of event information. I did this by adding child folders inside my theme’s root folder like this: ../theme-name/tribe-events/single-event.php
my issue, which was noted today by someone in the community and unable to submit an event tot he calendar, is that after the form is completed, nothing happens when you click “submit”.
Neil Heird
ParticipantNevermind. Found this thread: https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/how-to-disable-related-events/#post-56952 which did the trick. Thanks anyway, and by the way, the latest updates are fabulous! excellent job! I am using the Avia framework by Kriesi and its like the two of you got together to make things work. Nice job….
Neil Heird
Participantexcellent! thanks for your prompt reply!
Neil Heird
Participantthanks a million! worked perfectly! to adjust the select box width, I just made the position: relative and then the inline command handled the rest!
you guys rock!
Neil Heird
Participantguess I shouldve read higher up. you answered my question so thanks a million!
Neil Heird
ParticipantHi Barry. Im still stuck. I think all I need help with from you is the correct field id# / names for both the EVENT NAME field (which I already have) and also the corresponding EVENT PRICE field.
I am having to do a custom solve that allows for payment directly to Paypal without going thru Eventbrite. So instead of using your direct registration form, I am using Gravity Forms to create a universal event registration page that is dynamically updated.
From each signle event displayed via TRIBE plugin, I am adding a custom “register” link. This leads to a master register form that is dynamically updated with the event name and price displayed on the previous page. from there, GF will process payment via Paypal.
Just need correct field id #s to populate the registration form… and I’m open to other suggestions if you have them.
thanks
Neil Heird
ParticipantHello again, one more question:
how do I get the price “outside the loop”, given a post ID
Neil Heird
Participantit worked!!!! awesome!
thanks again!
Neil Heird
Participantok – last comment (i hope)…
I am having difficulty confirming the custom post id for events. isn’t it just ‘Events’ or do I need to use a template tag? the GF support guys have me editing my ‘functions.php’ file using the code snippet below to dynamically update an event dropdown that also displays applicable event pricing – any thoughts on this?
add_filter(“gform_pre_render”, “populate_dropdown”);
function populate_dropdown($form){//NOTE: replace 221 below with your actual form ID
if($form[“id”] != 1)
return $form;//NOTE: replace your_post_type below with your actual post type name
$posts = get_posts( array(“post_type” => “Events”) );//Creating drop down item array.
$items = array();//Adding initial blank value.
$items[] = array(“text” => “”, “value” => “”, “price” => “”);//Adding post titles to the items array
foreach($posts as $post){
$items[] = array(“value” => $post->post_title, “text” => $post->post_title, “price” => tribe_get_cost());
}//Adding items to field id 1. Replace 1 with your actual product field id.
foreach($form[“fields”] as &$field)
if($field[“id”] == 15){
$field[“choices”] = $items;
}return $form;
}
amazing support… thanks a million!Neil Heird
ParticipantGF customer post types works great for the event titles! thanks again for the suggestion.
how could I find the field id info for the event COST? i would like to use GF to logically display pricing based on which event is selected. can i isolate the COST field id and have GF pull that over as well?
Neil Heird
Participantexcellent news! I’ll give it a try.
thanks!
Neil Heird
ParticipantI don’t think a text input box will work. there could be mis-spellings and that might goof with our event attendance tracking. Instead, my alternative would be to place a ‘regsiter’ link in your single event template, and have that point to a universal page. on this registration page, the user would select the event they are registering for from a drop down, and pricing would be applied based on the event selected. from here, I can handle payment to Paypal using Gravity Forms. Ideally, the options in the event drop down would be dynamically updated based on the events that are loaded via the Events interface – just like Gravity Forms (and others too I suppose) does with post categories.
I am building a chamber of commerce website that uses s2 member to create paid member options and I have an event plugin to manage both paid and non-paid events. Your plugin works best with my framework – MySiteMyWay – so nice job! But as you know, it is not designed to work directly with Paypal (unless first going through Event Brite – which adds to the transaction costs).
Because the chamber hosts many events throughout the year, I need a way to track event registrations by members as well as non-members. while it is not neccessary for these 2 plugins to integrates with one another, i do need an efficient way to register attendees for events without the ticketing option via Event Brite. Really surprised you haven’t tackled that one yet. Please accept this post an official feature request.
Neil Heird
Participantok – a couple of questions:
1. in which directory should I create the new ‘events’ folder for template changes?
2. will this create a new template from the drop down inside of the event settings page?
3. if I add a custom button as you suggested, I will need to pass through more info than just the price. Instead, I can redirect to a general Event Registration page, however, any advice on how I can create a drop down for that form that contains the Event Name and/or ID that is dynamically updated each time I make a new event?I’m not a hard core programmer, and comfortable figuring some things out on my own, but I would appreciate a nudge in the right direction.
thanks.
Neil Heird
ParticipantI;ll give that a try and let you know.
thanks.
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