[Sean]

Thanks Geoff. At this point I’m just trying to figure out why the functions aren’t working (which I understand is outside the scope of support provided here)

[Sean]

Hi Josh,

Yes, the first thing I did was disable all other plugins (other than TEC plugins) and change to the default WP theme. Unfortunately, the issue persisted.

[Sean]

Hey Brook,

So I gave that a try but it’s throwing a fatal error:

Notice: Undefined variable: wp_query in /wp-content/themes/mytheme/functions.php on line 430

Fatal error: Call to a member function get() on a non-object in /wp-content/themes/mytheme/functions.php on line 430

I understand this is a bit out of typical scope of support here, but if there’s any way you can share a fix for that it would be a big help in getting that last tag tackled.

Thanks again for everything,
Karly

[Sean]

Hi Geoff,

Thanks so much for looking these over. It’s good to hear that these appear to be written correctly. Unfortuantely I’m stumped as to why the function for changing the Venue Website to a button is resulting in a 502 Gateway error. For single events that don’t have a venue website url those pages load fine, but for some reason the events that do have a venue website are returning the error. I’ll need to do some more digging or look into having a freelancer troubleshoot further, but did want to thank you for your suggestions.

Regards,
Karly

[Sean]

Good evening Geoff,

Thank you so much for running this by the other team members. I’m happy to hear that there are plans to modify when the Filter Bar’s small layout kicks in. Having it change not only based on the screen size but also when the width of the calendar’s container reaches that same breakpoint (as is the case with the core calendar) will certainly improve the user experience for sites that have sidebars. In the meantime I will definitely alter the Filter Bar’s CSS so that it achieves a similar result.

Again, appreciate your patience in working through this with me. I was a bit lost at the start, but with all the info and clarification you’ve provided, I have a much better understanding of how the breakpoints for the core calendar and Filter Bar work now.

Best regards,
Karly

[Sean]

Hi George,

Thank you so much! I tried this out it is exactly what I was looking for. Thanks again for helping troubleshoot and get a solution for this. Really appreciate your help!

Best regards,
Karly

[Sean]

Ah, okay I see the difference now (title tag vs page titles). Sorry about that – this is a bit of a new area for me 🙂

This snippet definitely helps change some of the tags. After some testing I found that although I have Yoast running, the tribe_events_title_tag filter combined with this snippet allows me to edit the title tags for all of the main views (the Single Event, Single Venue and Single Organizer pages don’t change, but they are fine as is). Removing the Month View from the filter_events_title function also allows the Month View to continue showing as is, which is “Events for January 2016 | My Site Name”, which is also fine as is. Hopefully this will help anyone else that is running Yoast and finds that the using only one of these two snippets doesn’t work for them either…

With that said, the one View that is still not ideal is Day View. When only the “Prevent Yoast from changing Event Title Tags” function activated, that tag is Events for January 12, 2016 | Events | My Site Name, while if I add Day View to the tribe_events_title_tag filter, it only shows the custom title.

Is there a way to set the Day View’s custom title tag to dynamically be the date selected (as is the case above for the Month View)? For example, if today was selected, the tag would be Events for Thursday, January 14, 2016 | My Site Name. I tried copying the Day view’s page title – Events for %1$s – to the custom title tag, but the %1$s isn’t being replaced with the relevant date. If not we can deal with the extra “| Events” still being there in the title, but if there is a way to pull in the date to the custom tag, that’d be great!

[Sean]

Good morning Josh,

I did have a developer do some customization’s (which I know did rely on Advanced Post Manager, as deactivating the plugin disabled some of those modifications) but they hadn’t done anything that should have effected permissions (I had mentioned this issue to them). With that said, I can certainly check to see if something was incorrectly added that they may have overlooked. Where would I go in WP-Admin to check? Or would I need to look at a specific file via ftp?

Thank you,
Karly

[Sean]

Good afternoon George,

Thanks for this suggestion. I gave this alternate snippet a try, but unfortunately it is disabling all of the other translations I’ve made (in the Search Bar, in the Filter Bar, etc). Any other advice? In case it helps, I’m using the Avada theme.

Also, even if the other translations were not being overridden, I’m not clear on how this would only change only one of the two “Search” strings, since both are exactly “Search” in the code and use the same source text? (In Poedit, the references are /src/Tribe/Main.php:4400 and /src/Tribe/Main.php:4400)

Thanks and have a good night.

[Sean]

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[Sean]

Geoff,

Thanks for confirming that tribe_events_mobile_breakpoint changes the breakpoint for everything.

With that said, can we loop someone else in on this to confirm how the responsive/small layout is or is not displayed based on the container’s size? You’re saying that the calendar does not change its layout based on a container’s size (and only changes based on screen size). However, this Knowledgebase article states otherwise: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/month-view-displays-in-mobile-view/

The calendar automatically switches from the large screen layout to the small screen layout if the browser is less than 768 pixels wide. We call this the calendar’s responsive breakpoint.

And it’s not just if the screen is less than 768 pixels, but the container holding the calendar as well. If the calendar is sitting in a container that is less than 768 pixels, then it will respond to that breakpoint.

I’d just like to get confirmation on what is the case. If we can loop in either someone else that’s more familiar with this aspect of the calendar, or better yet, the actual developers, it would be greatly appreciated. As it currently stands, I’m not sure what to believe and with my theme seemingly not allowing the above filter to change the breakpoint, I haven’t been able to troubleshoot that given the fact that I’m still not sure when the calendar should be switching to the small screen layout.

Thanks again for your time and help with this!

[Sean]

Thanks Geoff. Just to make sure I’m understanding how the tribe_events_mobile_breakpoint filter works. Does it only change when the Month View calendar changes to the small layout or does it change the breakpoint for everything (when the screen size reaches XXX pixels or if the calendar is sitting in a container that is less than XXX pixels)?

[Sean]

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[Sean]

Thanks Brook! That works perfectly!

[Sean]

PS – Can you please let me know where these are located. I have been unable to locate them:

1) The Javascript file that controls adding the breakpoint calculation for the container.
2) The CSS file that sets the breakpoint for the calendar (Adding the filter is my case is not allowing me to override the breakpoint, so I need to try changing it in the source file if my theme is prohibiting the function from working).

Thanks.

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