[Philip Macaulay]

Simple when you know how!
Awesome Barry – I was surprised it wasn’t out there already as a request – I guess it is now, anyway brilliant and thanks for the speedy response it is very much appreciated.
Phil

[Philip Macaulay]

Joining in on the discussion:
I would like something rather similar though perhaps not a radical customization and that would be to include the COMPANY NAME as our events are specifically business oriented – BUMP..!

[Philip Macaulay]

Anyone?

[Philip Macaulay]

I have just added another ticket to the url I mentioned previously with a different name and price but they just link to the event page instead of the shop page????? – I’ve mad them both visible in the products woocommerce page

[Philip Macaulay]

Thanks Brook

[Philip Macaulay]

Thanks for getting back to me Brook and yes I agree wholeheartedly it would be really useful to accommodate Genesis in future versions. Interestingly though – and my apologies to Barry regarding his suggestion in https://tri.be/support/forums/topic/add-content-sidebar-to-genesis-child-theme/ But this actually happened to help me, rather surprisingly easily, solve my issue. I still think the suggestion was slightly vaque but this is what I ended up doing and it works fine for me – perhaps too many people using Genesis want it all on a plate without doing a little work (I’m guilty of that from time to time) – anyway – here goes.
Firstly – I used the genesis plugin Simple Sidebars to create a sidebar called ‘event-sidebar’ and ensured that in my case I wrapped it in the html5 <aside> class and also that I wrapped everything in the .content-sidebar-wrap class:

get_header(); ?>

<div class=”content-sidebar-wrap”>

<div class=”tribe-events-pg-template”>
<?php tribe_events_before_html(); ?>
<?php tribe_get_view(); ?>
<?php tribe_events_after_html(); ?>

</div> <!– #tribe-events-pg-template –>
<aside class=”sidebar sidebar-primary widget-area”>
<?php dynamic_sidebar(‘event_sidebar’); ?></aside>
</div>
<?php get_footer(); ?>

I applied some extra css to position both the .tribe-events-pg-template and the .aside and voila! well not quite as I ended up with sidebars on all my event pages. But actually this was my intention. However if I wanted to have full width on specific pages like the calendar page and I could remove the sidebars completely Display:none and resize the .tribe-events-pg-template for specific pages to be full width. Not exactly elegant but it works for me at least.

Phil

[Philip Macaulay]

Same problem here with the web address!

[Philip Macaulay]

Hi Peter
I’m just throwing this simple suggestion out there as a possible way to get around this, as I had the same issue some time ago.
I simply navigated to the month I wanted and copied the url/permalink and created a link to the specific month/page I wanted. I also made a link called “Events Calendar” using the link feature in Appearance > Menus and added it to my main menu. Anyway, that worked for me.
Phil

[Philip Macaulay]

Hi Barry,

Yeah – guess what – I modified the parent tickets.php and got the child path to tickets.php all wrong – made a real mess of it all – anyway – all fixed now – thanks for getting back to me..

Cheers Phil

[Philip Macaulay]

Thanks Rob
Appreciate the heads-up – Monday/Tues will be fine.
Cheers Phil

[Philip Macaulay]

Saved my life Barry! I might even get an early night, thank you so much!!
Phil

[Philip Macaulay]

Thanks Kelly

[Philip Macaulay]

Apologies – Panic over – resolved!!

[Philip Macaulay]

Thank you Barry
I appreciate you getting back to me.

Although I have to say, I have abandoned using the Week view altogether – I just don’t think it has been thought through properly and when you have a few events going on in a week and they overlap on certain days it’s just plain ugly.

Personally my view would be that time should be on the X-axis and Days on the Y. this would be much a more desirable and natural way to navigate. It would allow a single line or two lines of text in a bar for the event running horizontally – multiple events on a single day could be stacked easily without overlapping and visually it would be much more elegant. Hey, I probably wouldn’t need to consider making the calendar deeper either. I wonder why your Week Grid View structure ended up the way it did.

I have to say that adding JS snippets and enqueuing just to make the calendar height a couple of hundred pixels deeper/higher is rather clumsy.

Another question for you Barry, I know I should do another discussion, but I’ve already asked about it:
There are quite a few requests for being able to add names/details to tickets/attendees and there has been talk of including it in a future release. As I am about to get a developer to help me with this – Do you have any information on when and/or if this is going to be included soon??

But like I said, I do appreciate you getting back to me.

[Philip Macaulay]

Hi Chris – Yep – lots of events and Ticket products – thing is I’m using the wootickets plugin and when activated the Cost of event on the post admin page is removed and replaced by Add a Ticket. The filter works and shows COST RANGE when wootickets is deactivated – %$%^$@^&%!!!

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