[Rob]

Ha! You give some, you get some 🙂

[Rob]

Hey John. Can you elaborate on your point? Does it occur every time you create an event? Please make sure that you’re running 2.0.4 for both The Events Calendar and PRO. It’d also be helpful if you could test deactivation of other plugins/the theme to see if it’s a conflict of some kind. We’ll do what we can to assist from there.

[Rob]

Hey John. Sure thing; does this thread (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/indexation-of-thousands-pages/) and the one it links to give you what you need? Let me know if not.

[Rob]

Hey Chris. Thanks for the note here. This functionality is currently doable via an unsupported Gravity Forms hack (Tim Bowen detailed that at http://creativeslice.com/tutorials/gravity-forms-events-calendar-submissions/), but we’ve got an official/supported feature along these lines coming in our Community Events add-on: https://theeventscalendar.com/shop/wordpress-community-events/. We’re aiming to release that later this month and it’ll allow for exactly what you’re requesting: users on the frontend can submit their own events without ever touching the backend.

Hope this helps. If you have any other questions here, let me know.

[Rob]

Hi Lynn. Sorry to hear of your frustration. I know how it feels to spend 2 hours on an issue only to get nowhere as a result of it. I apologize on behalf of the team for the inconvenience you’ve faced so far.

When this discussion with Peter over the translations first began back in November, the 2.0 release had just launched and the solution proposed was the only method viable. The “change translation files” method has been rendered obsolete since the 2.0.4 launch a couple weeks back. To change the title just add this to your functions.php file:

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';
}
}

That should allow you to make the change and I’ve just tested it to confirm as much myself. Please let me know if you have any other questions or problems there.

As for why the other route (removing the title, rather than just altering it) from the FAQ isn’t working…that’s a good question. It was when we initially added that during the 2.0.2 lifecycle, but I’m not able to recreate it as of 2.0.4. Let me get our dev Jonah to comment on that point.

[Rob]

Thanks Michelle. If you’re getting errors when clearing your browser cache, it sounds like there may be something else at play. One last thought: you don’t have “Debug Events Display issues” checked under Settings -> The Events Calendar, do you? If so please turn that off and let me know if the issues with activating PRO persist.

If the solution above doesn’t do the trick please send a set of admin credentials to pro /a/ tri.be, with a link to this thread, so our devs can check this out on the backend of the site. Beyond that let’s keep discussion on the issue tracked here at the thread so we’re tracking it all in the same place. Thanks in advance.

[Rob]

Thanks Ken. I was just able to recreate this myself so it definitely looks like a legit bug. I’ve logged for 2.1 (as we’re already in a code freeze for 2.0.5). Sounds like you’ve got a solution that will tide you over until then.

Appreciate the heads up. Let me know if we can do anything else on our end here, or if you dig up anything else bug-related.

[Rob]

Hey man. Awesome to hear you were able to figure that out, thanks for confirming.

We do have some cleaned-up behaviors with regards to roles/capabilities in the works for 2.0.5, but in general as-is nothing unexpected should happen as we’re using core CPT permissions. Hope this helps!

[Rob]

Excellent! Happy to help. If you need anything else, just give us a shout.

[Rob]

Alright awesome! My guess is that you’re correct re: the map conflict. If you can confirm once you’ve had a chance to delve into it (no rush though), let me know and I can get that logged as a known plugin conflict on our end. We’re gradually working to resolve those when we can so it’s good to have a record of them…

Thanks for the follow-up and please let us know if you need anything else.

[Rob]

Thanks Jen. I’ve got Joey looking into this now so he can report his findings from there. Stay tuned…

[Rob]

Hey Matt. No problem; I assume you mean 2.0.4 per our email exchange but let me know if not. This may be an obvious one, but are there any similarities at all (either plugin-related, theme related or other custom code) between the first two sites and the third? Are all running 2.0.4 for BOTH free & PRO, and is that version of WPMU you’re talking about the latest as well?

I would also suggest – since you just did the update – making sure you resave your permalinks (no need to change anything, just resave) and see if the issue persists from there. On a few occasions that has resolved this problem.

If none of the above does the trick I will get Jonah from our team to take a look. Thanks!

[Rob]

Hey Jeremy. Did you re-save your permalinks after the 2.0.4 activation, then try this again with new events? That may have some bearing here but let me know if not and I can get Nick to take another look.

[Rob]

Hey Sajid. This is on the radar, but not planned for in the 2.0.5 release we’re working on currently. Check out Jonah’s explanation at the other thread posed on this issue (https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/topic/customizing-the-mini-calendar/) and let me know if you still have questions, or if I’ve misunderstood your request entirely. Thanks!

[Rob]

Oh, nice! Glad to see you got this taken care of before we were even able to look into it. Great work. If anything else comes up, let us know and we’ll do what we can to assist.

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