[Michalis]

Hi,

Note that whenever i login to the WP backend the the issue is resolved. Hence i cannot check whether there is a conflict or not. From what i can see in my previous tickets on the same issue, you clearly said that this is a bug of your plugin and you would fix it. You can see it in the attached image. Your responses to the issue are listed there.

Please provide a solid solution.

Thank you

[Michalis]

Never mind,

I managed to make it work.

Thanks for the help.

[Michalis]

Hi,

It doesn’t seem to work when i place details.php here:

wp-content/themes/enfold-child/tribe-events/modules/meta/detail.php

The original path of that file is :

wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/modules/meta/detail.php

[Michalis]

Hi,

What i ‘ve noticed is the following:

For the current month, the events are listed in the correct order(on top are the ones coming first).

But if i go to the next months (September for example) the order is reversed (on top are the ones coming later).

Please advice.

[Michalis]

Hi,

I applied the following change:

/wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/views/modules/meta/details.php.

Within that file, simply look for and remove the following section of code:

<?php
echo tribe_get_event_categories(
get_the_id(), array(
‘before’ => ”,
‘sep’ => ‘, ‘,
‘after’ => ”,
‘label’ => null, // An appropriate plural/singular label will be provided
‘label_before’ => ‘<dt>’,
‘label_after’ => ‘</dt>’,
‘wrap_before’ => ‘<dd class=”tribe-events-event-categories”>’,
‘wrap_after’ => ‘</dd>’
)
);
?>

The problem is that this file will be overridden by the original one in the next updates of the plugin.

How can i avoid that?

[Michalis]

I am afraid you still did not get the issue i am facing.

I am referring to the “MOUSE OVER” action of the month view calendar.

When i “mouse over”(not click!) on a day that has event, shouldn’t there be a note appearing with the events name?

[Michalis]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply.

What i need to do specifically is to display 2-3 upcoming events below the month view calendar that i am displaying as a widget in the following home page: http://www.strovolos.org.cy/.

Can you please provide a step by step guide on how to accomplish that?

Thank you in advance

[Michalis]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I was referring to the calendar in the home page that is called as a widget. Not here: http://www.strovolos.org.cy/events. Where ever there is an event there is a dot marking the specific day. If i mouse over there, the event name is not showing.

[Michalis]

I manage to solve the issue using the method you can see in the screenshot provided.

I went to WPML – String Translation – Import/Export .po.

There i selected the already uploaded .po file that is located in the events calendar plugin lang folder.

The same procedure i did for the default translations of wordpres because some of the calendar’s translations (such as months, days etc) are based on the wordpress lang file.

And now i can see the calendar translated in greek

[Michalis]

Hi,

– Where can i get the latest POT file?
– i did provide you with the language file located in /wp-content/languages/. It is called el.po and el.mo
– the WPML radio button selected is the option i am using in all my websites. Although i changed it but nothing happened.

[Michalis]

Hi,

I really do not understand what needs to be done here.

1. Which language files should i update via Poedit? i provided you with 3 sets of languages in my last response. I open all 3 files in Poedit and all look ok. What do you mean by fuzzy? Please give more specific steps or even screenshots if possible. We are wasting a lot of time here. You only reply once a day and sometimes not everyday. This is a serious issue for us and need to resolve it asap.

2. I do not have such a path /wp-content/languages/plugins/. I only have on folder under wp-content/languages which is “themes”.

3. I do not want to translate the string in WPML usting string translation in any case. This is the reason we are using language files.

In your last response you said that the language files i provided are really in need for an updated (a lot of obsolete and a lot of new strings). How can you tell that? I mentioned already that i am copying these files from other sites that work perfectly.

Any let me know specific steps of what needs to be done so that i can fix the issue.

Thanks

[Michalis]

Hi,

I tried clearing the cache by using all buttons in the troubleshooting page but that did not do any difference.

I am attaching you all translation files for WordPress, The Events Calendar & The Events Calendar Pro.

I open all files in poedit and i can see that all contain greek translations that should be displayed in the calendar in front end. Also as i mentioned before same files are being used in other websites of ours and display the translations in front end without issues.

It would be better if you could just login in the website and investigate yourself. It is in demo mode if that is what concerns you.

[Michalis]

This reply is private.

[Michalis]

Hi,

Thanks for the reply. I can see that there are already many greek translations waiting for your approval since 25/04/2017. When do you plan approving those translation and include them in your next updates/releases?

[Michalis]

Hi,

Any news regarding the date issue?

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