[Daniel Dvorkin]

Thanks Matt. Now that we know a format that works for you, I’ll make the change in the plugins code for a future release.

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Phil, I replied 10 minutes after that with a working version. Here it is:

Try this please
https://gist.github.com/3625950

Cheers

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Phil, any chance I can get an admin access to that dev site so I can check what’s going on?

If so, hit me at [email protected]

Thanks!

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Interesting. Your plugin doesn’t fail for me.

Where are you seeing that notice exactly?

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Phil, can you post your code in http://pastebin.com/ and post here the link?

Thanks

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Hey Phil, my snippet works as a plugin.

You just need to add the plugin header (http://codex.wordpress.org/Writing_a_Plugin) and place it in wp-content/plugins/

Why do you need to combine the two codes?
Cheers!

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Just to let you know: this is fixed in trunk and will be released with the next version of PRO.

Thanks for reporting!

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Hey Mike, sure. I was asking about the apache config for this virtual, but don’t worry, I’ll test a few different environments 🙂

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Hey Mike, thanks for reporting this! I’m just wondering how do you configured your site in order to have ssl in the admin, but http in the front end. I’d like to test the fix in a real-scenario config. Maybe you prefer to talk this in private? If so, drop me a line to [email protected]

Thanks!

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Hey guys!

This should do it. Please test it and let me know.
https://gist.github.com/3415684

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Hey Frank! I’m “the other member of our dev team” 🙂 Pleased to meet you!

Any chance you could post (or send me to [email protected] if you want to keep it private) the url of the site were this is implemented? Would like to see what’s going on. Just need the front-end url.

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Hey Andrew, Andy is right about ‘tribe_meta_event_cats’ not being able to print strings without links, but you don’t need to modify core.

1) Add this to your theme’s functions.php: https://gist.github.com/3232646
2) Create (if you don’t have it already) a ‘events’ folder in your theme
3) Copy wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/views/single.php to that ‘events’ folder in your theme.
4) Edit that single.php in your_theme/events/ and replace tribe_meta_event_cats(); with my_tribe_meta_event_cats();
5) Enjoy 🙂
6) Let me know if that works as intended.

[Daniel Dvorkin]

Howdy Richard,

Exactly as Rob said, the function TribeEvents->maybeAddEventTitle defines the logic for setting up the HTML title (or SEO title as you called it). That function is in wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/lib/the-events-calendar.class.php line ~635 (depending on the version you’re using) but I’ve gisted it for you so you can check it easily: https://gist.github.com/3229799

In that function you can see all the different filters you can hook to, depending on the page you’re trying to modify. The one you’re asking for right now is tribe_month_grid_view_title.

Add this to your theme’s function.php to see it in action: https://gist.github.com/3229874

Please do let me know if this solves your issue.

Cheers!

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