[Ryan]

Hey Leah,

That snippet is perfect. Not sure how I missed that!

Thanks for the help.

Matt

[Ryan]

Hey Brian,

I know this is completely out of the scope of TEC, but thought you might have some insight. Do you know anything about the compatibility between EDD FES (Front End Submissions) and TEC? I see that the EDD FES plugin has a front-end dashboard for vendors. Do you think or know if this is something that could be integrated in to the site to accomplish a front-end sales report dashboard.

Thanks for your continued help.

Best,

Matt

[Ryan]

Just wanted to post here that I also have this issue so I can get notified when there is a fix.

Thanks!

Matt

[Ryan]

Hey Brian,

Thanks for the prompt response. Do you provide any custom development that a quote could be provided to get support for EDD withing Community Tickets? We need to find a way to provide our event organizers real-time access to attendees and sales reports without needing to go into the WordPress dashboard.

Thanks,

Matt

[Ryan]

Hey George,

Thanks for the clarification. Luckily, we’ve made many more customizations to the Community Events and TEC plugins, and not too many directly to the EDD plugin so we’re hopeful that it will be a fairly smooth process. We are very much looking forward to the enhancements that 4.0 and the Tickets plugin will bring as it seems they offer some features that we really value.

Best,

Matt

[Ryan]

You can disregard this question. We found a simple workaround. We will create a similar category and hide the current ‘featured’ and ‘plus’ category so when they auto-publish they don’t show with the other featured and plus until we manually go in and change the category. A simple, but effective solution.

[Ryan]

Hey George,

I think I’m good closing this one out. We haven’t seen it happen for a while. Should we have issues again I’ll just open up a new one and link back to this thread.

Thanks!

Matt

[Ryan]

Hey Brian,

Thanks for pointing out that plugin – that worked perfectly. I assumed there was a copy of it in the DB so this is a great way to address that (and clean up other stuff at the same time). So thanks!

I assumed that was the issue with the image and venue details, but it was worth a shot.

All good and thanks again!

Matt

[Ryan]

Hey George,

I will give that a try but I need to set up a development staging area to do so as I can’t do that on the production site. I’ll update here when I have a chance to do that.

It looks as though we’ve had a lot of submission since noticing the errors and I don’t see any organizers set as ‘draft’ so maybe the issue has resolved itself of there was some sort of user error during submission.

Thanks for your help.

Matt

[Ryan]

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[Ryan]

Thank Jan – I implemented this in our dev environment and ran a variety of tests to make sure everything was functioning properly after implementation and I find no problems at all. Seems like this is the solution. I’ve moved it in to production on our site.

Hopefully it can be included in the next release.

Thanks for the work in the other thread – I didn’t have a chance to look in to the issue but looks like you took care of that for me!

Cheers,

Matt

[Ryan]

Andreas – I’m assuming you’re using Google Chrome – this is an issue with the latest version of Chrome. I’m not trying to plug my site at all but I wrote a quick blog post about the fix:

http://whiteleydesigns.com/fix-wordpress-admin-menu-in-chrome/

It’s just a simple snippet in to the functions.php file:

// Chrome Admin Menu Fix
function chromefix_inline_css() {
	wp_add_inline_style( 'wp-admin', '#adminmenu { transform: translateZ(0); }' );
}
add_action('admin_enqueue_scripts', 'chromefix_inline_css');

[Ryan]

Hey George,

Thanks for the guidance – that did the trick. Here is the final snippet:

<?php
// Check if current user has any events
$current_user = wp_get_current_user();
$events = tribe_get_events( array(
     'posts_per_page' => -1,
     'author__in' => $current_user->ID,
     // Include publish and draft so users who submit event can edit events prior to publication
     'post_status' => array('publish', 'draft'),
) );
// Check to see if the events query has results and if so, show the menu item
if( !empty( $events ) ) : ?>
     <div class="account-toggle-item"><a href="<?php echo get_home_url(); ?>/events/community/list">My Submitted Events</a></div>
<?php endif; ?>

A simple check for the current user’s ID to run in the query and set the post_status to both draft and public to ensure it works for all events even if they haven’t been posted yet and we’re all set!

Thanks,

Matt

[Ryan]

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[Ryan]

Once again – you are the man. That did the trick. Thanks for the help Nico! We’re close to launch and wouldn’t be there without the great support!

Matt

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