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Kelly, here you go: http://pastebin.com/95X9QUf7

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Yes I tested tribe_is_upcoming() and it would always get evaluated true even on homepage.

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I tested it extensively, and my problem is this page: /events/upcoming/
On single day upcoming list it works. So month and day template are fine.

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If upcoming events list doesn’t contain any events, my if function doesn’t get evaluated as true thus echo doesn’t come through. In case when there is single event present in the list than it is evaluated as true. Same works for calendar homepage.

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Hi, I actually resolved this problem. It is not tribe events problem per se, but that qtranslate filter doesn’t work with custom post type urls. To fix it just include this functions.php file of the theme: add_filter(‘post_type_link’, ‘qtrans_convertURL’);

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Is there a way to display them orderby comment count?

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I cannot paste my code correctly on this forum.

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format('F'),'holidayge');
} else {
_e(date('F'),'holidayge');
}
?>

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Here is the code:

format(‘F’),’holidayge’);
} else {
_e(date(‘F’),’holidayge’);
}
?>

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Hi, this was WPML problem. WPML support team asked you to help them with various bugs between your plugins.

[Sandro]

Your answer was awesome, I managed to do it quite easily with your suggested trick of using URL getting last part of it, and in case there is date displaying it.

Thanks!

[Sandro]

Thanks, it worked perfectly!

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perfect! ty

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Anyone?

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Please close this, I somehow missed setting for zoom level in backend. All good.

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