Pieter Heineken

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  • in reply to: Pagination looping #1193435
    Pieter Heineken
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    Thats great news – thank you George. Of course I understand it’ll take some time to fix the bug and to push out an update but I’m glad this is being dealt with. I appreciate your following up and look forward to the fix.

    – Pieter

    in reply to: Pagination looping #1191860
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Thank you Josh for all your work! I’ll look forward to hearing from your other team member.

    – Pieter

    in reply to: Pagination looping #1190622
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Thank you Josh, your help is much appreciated. Let me know if I can provide any further info or testing.

    – Pieter

    in reply to: Pagination looping #1189590
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Hi Josh,

    Thanks for following up. No I don’t have any modification to how past events are displaying, and I’ve disabled all other plugins on that install. Also I know this isn’t an issue with this particular install or hosting for that matter because I have another site thats using Events Calendar, albeit not the Pro version, that has this same error occurring. If you click the previous event at the following http://nbjp.org/event/myron-walden-quartet/ you’ll see its looping as well.

    Thanks for your help!

    Pieter

    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1130960
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Thank you Josh – this is super helpful.

    You’ve gone above and beyond, I’m very grateful for your help.

    – Pieter

    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1130357
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Hi Josh. Thanks for the reply.

    So I take it that the tribe search can’t be extended by using a third-party search plugin as you said previously right? I don’t know that what I’m asking is all that complicated but unfortunately I wouldn’t know where to even start with this one. What I want is for the keywords to be searched individually rather than together, so if I searched for the term “apple banana” all the events mentioning “apple” and “banana” would show up, not “apple banana” as is currently the case. If you can provide any further insight on this I’d greatly appreciate it.

    Thanks,

    Pieter

    in reply to: Limiting mini calendar widget initial results #1130004
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    From what I can tell the script is only being added to the front page which is the only instance of the mini calendar widget on the site. Thanks for your help – consider the issue resolved.

    – Pieter

    in reply to: Limiting mini calendar widget initial results #1129951
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Thanks for your reply. Excuse my ignorance but why can’t I just add the script to functions.php?

    function limit_mini_calendar_results() {
    	if ( is_front_page() ) {
    	echo "
            <script type='text/javascript'>
                jQuery( document ).ready( function( $ ) {
    				$( '.tribe-mini-calendar-event' ).slice( 6 ).css( 'display', 'none' );
                } );
            </script>
    	";
    	}
    }
    add_action('wp_footer', 'limit_mini_calendar_results');
    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1129832
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Thank you Josh – that works perfectly!

    As to the second point, any idea whats going on with the calendar search? I added Relevanssi which successfully modifies the default WordPress search behavior but it doesn’t seem to have any effect on the calendar search. Do you know why that is?

    Thanks,

    Pieter

    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1129434
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Hi Josh,

    Any further thoughts on this?

    Thanks,

    Pieter

    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1127119
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Thank you Josh I appreciate your help.

    – Pieter

    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1126249
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Hi Josh,

    Thanks for your reply. I tried that code in functions.php but searches are still showing calendar view by default. Also I tried installing Relevanssi to modify the WordPress search functionality, which it does, but it doesn’t seem to work for the tribe bar search. Help?

    Thanks,

    Pieter

    in reply to: Show calendar search results as list view by default #1121012
    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Forum won’t allow me to create another topic, it marked my topic as spam when I tried to edit and now I can’t repost it without getting a duplicate error. So here is an additional support topic below. Thanks again.

    —————–

    Hi there,

    I have the mini calendar widget currently set to 10 results
    [tribe_mini_calendar count=”10″]. This is fine when a specific date is selected, depending on the number of events for that date the mini calendar only populates that many, up to a maximum of 10. However when the mini calendar initially loads it shows the remaining months events which takes up the full 10 slots unless it is the last day or so of the month. Is there a way to limit the number of results for the initially loading of the mini calendar or perhaps only show todays events as opposed to showing the entire months results (10 maximum results).

    Thanks,

    Pieter

    Pieter Heineken
    Participant

    Hi Hunter,

    Perfect timing with the update. Consider my issue resolved. Thank you.

    – Pieter

    Pieter Heineken
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