[Ronald]

Pieter,

As far as I am aware, for users that are not logged in, it is possible to export to calendars, but to export to csv is not yet available.  If this is something you would like, I would suggest you post it in our feature request suggestion forums because it would be interesting to see how many other users would like to see this implemented.

Thanks!

Ron

 

 

[Ronald]

Hello,

I looked at your link and I am not sure if I completely understand the problem you are having, but…

There is an option in Events > Settings to change the number of events to display per page. The default is 10, but you should be able to change it to more than 100 if you like.

Let me know if that solves the problem or if I am misunderstanding!

Thanks,

Ron

[Ronald]

Hi MD,

Thanks for pointing out that thread to me!  Do let me know if you have any luck and I will look into it as well.

Let me know if there is anything else I can help you out with.

[Ronald]

Hi Jack,

Sorry about the trouble you’ve had with this!  The issue you are reporting is known, has to do with the date picker format, and we are working on a fix.  On the plus side there appears to be a work around.  Check out this thread to see what you can do to fix it:

Exclusions not working

Let me know if this answers your question!

[Ronald]

Thanks for following up and for the feedback! This is something I’m afraid is not baked into Community Events, but it would be great if you could share it with us in our feature request forum. It would be interesting to see how many others would like to see that feature as well.

Sorry for the bad news, but does this at least help answer your question? Please let me know.

[Ronald]

Hi Pieter,

It is definitely possible to export events and there are several ways to go about it.  Several people have suggested using the default WordPress Export tool (Tools > Export), and there are also several plugins that work as well (though I have not tried them myself) like WP CSV Exporter.

If you are trying to get the events into another calendar, here is a nifty article explaining how that is done.

Let me know if this answers your question!

Ron

[Ronald]

Hi Ashley,

Here is a quick guide:

How to check in using Ticket Plus’s QR Codes:

1. Get an App for your phone or tablet that can read QR codes (Scan for IOS is what I use)
2. Setup the Scanner App to open in a browser or in the app itself (I used Chrome as my browser with the app and signed in there)
3. In either sign into your site with at least a author level account or create a special account with edit_posts and read capabilities (User Role Editor is an easy plugin to do this with)
4. Scan the QR Code and you will get a success message such as “This Ticket with ID xxxx was checked in.”

If you are just seeing the event page with no success message it does not recognize you as logged in.

There are are a few other posts in the forum regarding QR codes as well (it can be confusing).

Let me know if this answers your question!

Ron

Thanks

[Ronald]

Hi Todd,

This is a very good question and the short answer is “yes”.

The first thing I have to note is that this is basically a customization question and we’re fairly limited in terms of how much support we can offer for that sort of thing. However the first place I would point you to is the Themer’s Guide.

I believe you are asking specifically about the single event list view and if so, you will likely find the text you are looking to modify in \wp-content\plugins\the-events-calendar\src\views\list\single-event.php

Please let me know if this answers your question!

Ron

[Ronald]

Hi MD,

Thanks for your question.  The Events Calendar does not have this ability built it, but after some quick googling, I found several WordPress plugins that do.

I have not tested this plugin personally, but here is a link to one that should do the trick:

Post Duplicator

Essentially the plugin needs to be able to copy custom post types.

Does this help answer your question?

Thanks,

Ron

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