[Neill]

Hi Smallmammothdesign.

Thanks for your reply. I thought your query was on the same lines and had a hunch this might point you in the right direction but I got the impression there was a little more complexity to the modified changes that would require a little more attention. Thanks for clarifying that.

We are experiencing really high support traffic at the moment and as such we are prioritizing support issues over customization. That being said we are not ignoring you but your request is a little more customization then a bug, so we can take a closer look at this when the load dies down. Also keep an sharp eye on our support docs, we are updating them regularly and should have more information that might be of use over the next few days.

Thanks again for your patience with this, and if you are able to bare with us a little while longer we can get back to you when the bug related support dies down.

Neill

[Neill]

Hi goolooknout. Look at the dashes you are using for your comment tags. One is a short dash and the other is a long dash. they should both be the same. Try this article to find out how to use them: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tag_comment.asp

[Neill]

Hi Gregwiley.

Thanks for your comment and for bringing up the topic of 5th weekday of month again. I’ve just looked through all the notes for this feature and it is definitely still on the horizon from what I can gather, but since the upgrade to 3.0 we have had a high concentration of support issues, so I’m afraid you won’t be seeing it in one of the next updates. It looks like it is still planned for the 3.0 lifecycle. I will pass on your willingness to look into the code again to the dev team.

As far as excluding dates are concerned, I did not see that functionality in 2.0.11 plugin and I asked some team mates who’ve been around longer then I have and it also doesn’t sound familiar to them .

Thanks again for your contribution on the forum.

[Neill]

Yep! This is a file and function that is common to both the PRO and regular version of the plugin.

[Neill]

Ok Great.
Thanks for all your info. I’ll mark this as closed for now, and will work with the team to test it. If you have any other issues with this or other issues just open up a new thread and we’ll be happy to help.

Neill

[Neill]

Ok Great.
Thanks for all your info. I’ll mark this as closed for now, and will work with the team to test it. If you have any other issues with this or other issues just open up a new thread and we’ll be happy to help.

Neill

[Neill]

Sorry again goodlooknout! The formating in this forum sometimes doesn’t hold up.

Try this: http://pastebin.com/AMhwau6u

[Neill]

Ah!

My fault, I see the issue. I think my formatting above made an error with the comment tags.
try this:
<!–- –->

Comments should start with ““. My comments didn’t have a double dash. Sorry about that.

[Neill]

Hi Ali,

We are experiencing a pretty heavy load on our support at the moment with the upgrade to 3.0 so apologies for slow response times. I’ll have to take a quick look at this with a developer on the team and see if there is anything I can add to this to give you a pointer.

Neill

[Neill]

Hi Goodlooknout.

Could you send us a copy of the file that you edited via pastebin or gist? They are applications that allow you to copy and paste code that you can share with us soI can see on my end if there is anything causing an issue.

Neill

[Neill]

Hi Nina,

The file that you would want to work with is events/views/single-event.php. This has all the navigation for a single event and editing this would not effect the calendars navigation. I think if you open up that file it should be pretty clear what code controls what as it is well commented. However if you need any further help after trying it, just let us know what you would specifically like to remove or edit and we’ll try point you in the right directions.

Neill

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Hi Genesis,

I’ve just dug a little and it appears that in the update to 3.0 we have removed the functions to display the year, if it is the current year. So all 2013 events will not display 2013, but 2014 will as its next year. Likewise in 2014 the year 2014 will not display as it will then be the current year.

The idea behind this is to make the events look a little more human and less “generated by a machine”. I can understand that you might want to add that year back in. So incase you do.

In the file: public/template-tags/general.php there is some code that deals with the conditioning of the date. Its on line 781 and looks like what I have here in this pastebin: http://pastebin.com/yr9q1vQ2

Changing the format here of the line here:
$format = 'F j';
should give you the desired result. You could also go an try play with the format of the filter itself via $tag, ‘tribe_events_event_schedule_details’, and rebuild the output, any way you wish.

@samllmammothdesign – Have you looked through our docs URL: http://docs.tri.be/Events-Calendar-PRO/ it should have all the info you need to point you in the right direction. If not, as your issue is a little more in-depth, maybe you could start a new thread with a little more detail about the new function you are trying to re-register including some info on the modified changes. Including a pastebin or gist of the code with comments can be really helpful as we may be able to turn to the devs on our team and ask for there input.

[Neill]

Hi Thomas,

I have just checked in on this again with the team and the original issue that you mentioned is being addressed in a maintenance update coming very soon. As for using a shortcode to add the plugin on which ever page you want, do you mean you’d like to see this as an option for the sidebar. I can pass this suggestion along to the dev team and see what they think, but I believe the events plugin is a very modular plugin that works well when you have an area of your site dedicated to it, such as the /events/ page. You could of course create your own shortcode to call the function to display the calendar or any other part of the plugin. Taking a look at http://docs.tri.be/Events-Calendar-PRO/ might be a good start to point you in the right direction.

yorkshiretots – Sorry to hear that you are also having a bumpy ride with 3.0. As I mentioned to Thomas there is a maintenance update coming very soon that should help you with this issue. If you need assistance on a work around in the meantime then I’d suggest you start a new thread and we can get you some help. Might be worth mentioning specifically if you are also using a thesis theme.

[Neill]

Cynthia,

I know you do this for most of your support issues, but I didn’t ask you specifically in this thread if you have deactivated your plugins one by one to see if any of them are causing this issue? I know its a hassle doing it for each thread, but if you can confirm that, it’ll be another avenue we can rule out, and help us narrow down exactly what is causing this issue.

Thanks again Cynthia!
Neill

[Neill]

Hi Zeke,

Thanks for your message. Sorry you are having this issue. I just checked your URL and can see the issue on my end also.

You mentioned above that you reverted to the 2011 default theme. What was the result of that? Just from looking through the code available to me through the inspector I’m guessing there is a conflict from the theme you are using. If you reverted back to the default theme and the issue didn’t show up there, then that would confirm that.

I don’t have a way of testing this specifically on my end other then playing with the CSS in the inspector but it looks like you might have a conflict within your custom CSS file. I noticed specifically on line 488 of this file you have some custom css to deal with the sidebar styling. I tried removing that and the calendar reverted back to the correct size and within the boundaries of the widget area. Where you trying to give the sidebar widget any specific customization when you added this in? If so let us know and we’ll see if we can point you in the right direction of customizing without causing a conflict.

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