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It works!

Thanks, Josh! That’s amazing! Glad you guys will have an easier fix for the future 🙂 Thank God I only have 10 authors and not 1000 haha

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Tried this. It brings back the same error unfortunately.

I’ve tried this a few different ways with the plugin and can’t seem to get it to work. It looks like that particular feature was actually already set up to work for the Author level. I used “Access” to turn on Publish for that particular post-type and when I dug deeper I found the “publish_tribe_events” function was already enabled.

Anything else I can try?

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I forgot to mention that the error message I get is “We were unable to import your Eventbrite event. Please verify the event id and try again.” whenever I try to import it.

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Barry, it worked! Thanks so much!!

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Yes, thanks Barry! http://pastebin.com/Uvce3yDX

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OK, I just reverse engineered your code and looked at a previous category display example…and I did it 🙂
In case you’re interested: http://snippi.com/s/rywym5f

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Oh hang on. It looks like it did work. The problem is that I need it to display only certain aspects of each event. It looks like the tribe_include_view_list function has its own type of output. I will need to add in custom fields of my own so I need to have a little more customization over it. I’m sure that is still possible? Thanks again!

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Jonah,
It didn’t work. Did I do something wrong? This is what I have in its totality: http://snippi.com/s/h3v8k3o
Thanks for your help!

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I can’t seem to post the code I need to display… 🙁
I’ll resort to a good old fashioned screenshot:
http://www.screencast.com/t/Tul8DasP87o

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‘upcoming’,
‘venue’=> ‘468’,
‘posts_per_page’=>10,
‘tax_query’=> array(
array(
‘taxonomy’ => ‘tribe_events_cat’,
‘field’ => ‘slug’,
‘terms’ => ‘omclass-2’
) );
foreach($get_posts as $post) { setup_postdata($post); ?>

<a href="” id=”post-“>
<a href="”>ID, true, ‘M j, Y’); ?>

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