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Matthew Anderson
Participantfirst, I need to display the list view on my main events page, so changing the default view to maps would not be helpful. https://beta2.k2thechurch.com/whats-happening/
Secondly, I am very familiar with the use of shortcodes and can easily display a category specific map view in this way. However, I cannot then filter and change those results by individual subcategories (terms) within that page. The map does not respond to the filter request and your filter bar is unavailable for shortcode use. Please see this page https://beta2.k2thechurch.com/life-together to understand what I’m working to accomplish. It’s filtering via a drop-down select exactly the way I need, but without the map.
Lastly, I’ve attempted everything I can from a template perspective to generate your map within our filtered content but with no success. For example, when I try to display the map using <?php tribe_get_template_part( ‘pro/map/gmap-container’ ); ?>, it generates the html markup, but no map appears.
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Matthew Anderson
ParticipantI actually did reach out to Search & Filter. They suggested I contact you about how you call the map and display it. The link you shared about location search is not the functionality I need. I need to be able to display a map within a content page that shows all events within one particular category and then be able to filter only by terms within that category.
Example:
Life Together Groups (events category)
– Men’s Groups (subcategory)
– Women’s Groups (subcategory)
– College Groups (subcategory)This would be similar to an events category archive, but I need to display additional content and then only filter events within that specific events category. Here’s the URL to the page I’m working on. You’ll get the idea, but the map is missing. https://beta2.k2thechurch.com/life-together
Thanks!
August 23, 2017 at 1:58 pm in reply to: Classes ar switched on next and previous links in all recurring events list view #1339390Matthew Anderson
ParticipantI have done that many time with success, but that’s not the file I need to edit. I need to edit the following file and place it in my theme’s tribe-events folder: events-calendar-pro/src/Tribe/Templates/Mods/List_View.php. I have not been able to do this successfully.
Thanks
August 17, 2017 at 10:26 pm in reply to: Classes ar switched on next and previous links in all recurring events list view #1337209Matthew Anderson
ParticipantI’ve read the Themes guide, tried every folder configuration I can think of for events-calendar-pro/src/Tribe/Templates/Mods/List_View.php inside my theme, but I can’t seem to get The Events Calendar to recognize it. It’s still pulling from the plugin. Any Ideas?
August 15, 2017 at 1:34 pm in reply to: Classes ar switched on next and previous links in all recurring events list view #1335732Matthew Anderson
ParticipantActually, I have already deactivated all other plugins and have also verified that the same problem exists on your own demo website. Check this page out: http://wpshindig.com/event/womens-javascript-study-group/all/. You will see that the “Next Events” link li is given the class of .tribe-events-nav-previous and the “Previous Events” link li is given the class of .tribe-events-nav-next. So, the Next is getting the previous class and the previous is getting the next class.
Also, I need to modify events-calendar-pro/src/Tribe/Templates/Mods/List_View.php, but I’m not sure how to structure this in my theme.
Thanks!
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