Ron

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  • in reply to: Error in recurring events #1433755
    Ron
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    Never mind. I found the issue.

    in reply to: We have a test server with a different name #1325334
    Ron
    Participant

    Thanks, it is working right now.

    in reply to: Access to API documentation #1216045
    Ron
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    Never mind. I found a way. However, you folks need to clearly document the API of your products because my fix included some arguments not listed anywhere. Also, the way to look for categories is nor really well documented.

    Here is my code, I hope it helps some others:

      $eventsArgs = array(
        'posts_per_page' => 100, 
    	'event_display' => 'custom',
    	'tribeHideRecurrence' => false, /* Not documented */
    	'start_date' => date('Y-m-d H:i:s'),
    	'eventDisplay' => 'upcoming',  /* Not documented */
             /* The following method is not documented */
    	'tax_query' => array(
    	                 array('taxonomy' => 'tribe_events_cat', 
    					       'field' => 'slug', 
    					   'terms' => $postsCategory) 
    				   )
      );
      $postEntries =  tribe_get_events($eventsArgs);
    in reply to: Access to API documentation #1216021
    Ron
    Participant

    By the way, passing the argument ‘category_name’ => ‘my-category’ does not work neither. Please provide a fill example of how to make a call of getting all the events, including recurrences, of certain event-category.
    Thanks!

    in reply to: Access to API documentation #1216010
    Ron
    Participant

    Thank you so much for your links. They were really helpful.
    I was able to create a loop with the tribe_get_events function, but it does not return all the recurrent copies of an event. It only gives me one.
    Inside the loop, I would like to check if the event is recurrent or not and pull all of its related events.
    I have this:

      $eventsArgs = array(
        'posts_per_page' => 100, 
    	'category_name' => $postsCategory,
        'start_date' => date( 'Y-m-d H:i:s' )
      );
      $postEntries =  tribe_get_events($eventsArgs);
      $totalPosts = count($postEntries); 
    	    
      if($totalPosts > 0)  {
    	  $addLink = false;
    	  foreach($postEntries as $entry) {
                    /* 
                     * I want to put here the code to display my info, but I want to know if the event is
                     * is recurrent or not
                     */
              }
      }

    I only get the first occurrence of the event, but I canno get the recurrences.
    Please advise

    Ron
    Participant

    The new version works. So I guess the problem is solved. Thanks.

    Ron
    Participant

    I used Events Calendar 4.2.7 and the PRO version 4.2.6 and it works.
    I can see the options for recurring events.

    I am not happy, though.

    It is not nice to have the popup on top of the WordPress bar showing there are available updates, and those are from these 2 plugins.

    Let us know when the new new updates with a fix for this problem is out in the wild.

    Ron
    Participant

    Horrible! It did not work!
    I downgraded The Events Calendar core to 4.2.7
    Then I installed The Events Calendar PRO 4.3.2

    I got this error message on top of the admin page:
    To begin using Events Calendar PRO, please install the latest version of The Events Calendar.

    So I cannot use the PRO version, not even by downgrading.

    It’s been almost a week since I bought this plugin and I still cannot use it. To be honest, this is not fair, especially for paid versions.

    Ron
    Participant

    I removed the newest versions of core and pro, then I downgraded The Events Calendar core plugin to 4.2.7

    Then I tried to download an older version of The Events Calendar PRO, but the only version available for me in “My Account/Downloads” is 4.3.3. I don’t see other versions in the drop down list.

    I activated the core 4.2.7 and ten tried to activate PRO, but I got an error: To begin using Events Calendar PRO, please install the latest version of The Events Calendar.

    So I cannot continue with the downgrade.

    Ron
    Participant

    I saw there’s a new version of the Events Calendar plugin. Is this the supposed fix? Because if so, it is not working.

    Ron
    Participant

    Thanks for the response.
    Yes, that’s the usual way to access siteurl and homeurl, but not on my install.
    Anyways, I checked them directly on the database (table wp-options, columns siteurl and home) and they both are the same. The issue is still there.

    Ron
    Participant

    I’ll be more than happy to be part of the test users of the fix. We have an exact replica of the production server that I can use for testing. I have a multi site network on both environments.

    Ron
    Participant

    I have to add that I am on WordPress multi site installation.
    I checked the settings, but I cannot find any field for http or https.
    But if I go to Network admin/sites I see the site address URL and in the settings tab the siteurl. They both are the same.

    I installed the SSL Insecure Content Fixer plugin but I still cannot see the recurrence rules form, and the bumpdown error is still there.

    Please! Get the fix now! We’re in the heat of the Christmas season and there’s a lot at stake with my site not being fully functional!

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