[Rob]

Hey Jim. Sure thing; we all took the holiday weekend off to enjoy BBQ, but I’ve passed this on to Jonah to review today when he returns to the forum (to see what he can say about your last note there). Stay tuned!

[Rob]

Hey Ross. Thanks for the note here; at this point the best way to customize what event details display where is via the template tags we’ve included in this plugin. Those are described in some depth, along with their uses, at https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation. That ought to point you in the right direction but let me know if not.

[Rob]

Hey Billy. Thanks for confirming as much. I’m actually not seeing any events on that page; mind setting one up for me so I can take a look? I’m thus far unable to recreate the issue on my environment (which is a very similar setup), so it’d be helpful to see it in action again if possible. Thanks in advance!

[Rob]

Hey Ross. Thanks for confirming as much. I’m not sure how to change the “Upcoming Courses” and pagination issues, though I think it’s possible. (As for renaming the backend admin menu – that may be a bit more challenging and I’m not sure it’s possible at all without modifying the core plugin files, which we strongly discourage).

That being said let me see if our dev Jonah, better versed in these issues than myself, might be able to offer up some guidance on the above. I’ll have him take a look when he hits the forums today.

[Rob]

Hi there Sandie. Thanks for reaching out, and my apologies for taking a few days to get back to you. (It was a holiday weekend here in the States, in case you are abroad, so we kind of shut down to let our team enjoy BBQs and American military history).

For #1…if I understand correctly, you’re having the same problem discussed here: https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/wp-router-placeholder-page/. Can you confirm as much? If so, we’ve got a planned fix in the works for the next release and my colleague Jonah noted a possible solution in the interim there in the thread. If that’s not the issue and I’m misunderstood please let me know and I can adjust my response accordingly.

For #2…nope, no need to create a ‘calendar’ page. By default when just the Events plugin is active, the calendar will live at (siteurl.com)/events. That ‘events’ page (which can be renamed ‘calendar’ if you want) is automatically created.

Hope that helps. Please let me know what else I can do to assist from there. Thanks again for your support.

[Rob]

Hey Sean. It is; that’s just an option you can enable / disable under Settings -> The Events Calendar (http://d.pr/i/6qCT). It’s specific to the Calendar itself, not the Community add-on. While we always appreciate the link love from community members who may be willing to throw us a bone, that feature is by no means required.

Hope that helps. Please let me know what else I can do, and thanks again for your interest.

[Rob]

Hey there Roland. Thanks for the note here, and for reaching out. You are correct that the recurrence patterns available are at this point limited to the options under “Custom.” We introduced recurrence as a 2.0 feature, and since then the most requested addition from the community is what you’ve noted here: more random recurrence patterns. We’ve got those in the works and are planning to introduce some new ones in 2.1, which will be out this summer.

In the interim, unfortunately, random recurrence patterns will have to be “faked” using the current limitations. Hope that helps and sorry I couldn’t offer up more. Let me know what else I can do.

[Rob]

Hey there Davide. Thanks for the note here, and for your interest in the PRO release. We are aware of a conflict with qTranslate that was brought to our attention by a user a week or two ago – right here (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/additional-fields-not-appearing-venues-not-showing/). If I understand correctly, that’s the same issue you’re experiencing? Correct me if I’m wrong there.

Otherwise…I do see our dev is currently working to resolve that and he believes he’ll be able to get it squared for our next monthly release (code freezing today, launching next week). No guarantees that’ll do the trick (if he finds the obstacle not something he can overcome by code freeze) but if it doesn’t make the June release it’ll make sure to be pushed into the July one.

Hope that helps and sorry I couldn’t offer up more. Let me know if you’ve got any other questions here.

[Rob]

Hey Jeff. Thanks for your interest here; while some users have been able to make such integration work without issues, others have reported problems depending on their specific setup. We haven’t done any testing on our end against Buddypress for Events Calendar PRO or the add-ons but do have plans to ease integration in a more official capacity sometime during the 2.1 lifecycle. Apologies that I couldn’t offer up more in the interim.

Thanks again for your interest and please let me know if you have other questions.

[Rob]

Jonah: I received the information you should need in the [email protected] inbox and have forwarded to you. Let us know if you need anything else to help Loren out here.

[Rob]

Hi there Michelle. Thanks for the note here, and my apologies for taking a couple of days to get you a response here. I’ve got this on Jonah’s radar to take a look – but can you re-share the link, if the issue persists here? That looks to be a “Coming Soon” page rather than the form.

If Jonah can answer without seeing that, he’ll chime in directly this morning. Thanks for your patience and support so far.

[Rob]

Just wanted to close this out per our email exchange, Sheila. Thanks for your patience in working through the issue with me 🙂 As noted once I get the access role issue in Events QAd, I’ll send you the 2.0.7 alpha code so you can see if it eases integration issues on your end.

As always, thanks for your support and please let us know what else we can do.

[Rob]

Hey Matthew. Thanks for the follow-up here. You are correct that at this point, our most complex recurrence patterns are those available under the “Custom” area in the dropdown. That being said we are definitely aware of the need for more complex recurrence patterns (it’s one of the most requested features since we launched 2.0) and have those on the radar for 2.1.

The method you’ve suggested about creating a page is a neat workaround that probably is the best solution…either that, or reviewing the documentation at https://theeventscalendar.com/support/documentation to find a way to query and display events from the specific date ranges you want.

You can send recurring events to Eventbrite, but they just create a single event given the limitations of Eventbrite’s API. But your suggested work around for adding manual additions: can you elaborate on this? It sounds like a solid suggestion that I’d like to bring to the dev team. From what I can see looking at Eventbrite’s event creation page, you’re saying essentially a WP-side equivalent of this (http://d.pr/i/Cem8)?

[Rob]

Thanks for the follow-up, Jeremy. We’re having some problems with notifications on the forum here (should have a fix deployed shortly) so I’ve passed this along to Jonah to make sure he saw it. Should be getting you a response here soon.

[Rob]

Hi Michelle. Thanks for reaching out, and for your report of this. If I understand correctly what you’re going for, you should be able to accomplish what you’re going for by adding the following code to your functions.php:

add_filter(‘tribe_get_events_title’, ‘my_get_events_title’);
function my_get_events_title($title){
if( is_tax() ){
return $title;
}else{
return ‘My Title’;
}
}

“My Title” would be renamed for the “Events for (current month) 2012.” You should be able to get what you need for the current month from the WordPress date/time codex (http://codex.wordpress.org/Formatting_Date_and_Time), but let me know if you have problems from there or if I’ve misunderstood the issue here.

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