[sean]

Thanks for the info Brian

[sean]

Hi George,

Perfect, thank you very much! Appreciate the details and explanation. Happy to hear that it should be a fairly straightforward customization for whoever we hire.

Regards,
Sean

[sean]

Hi George,

Thank you for this info! It definitely helps us get on the right path for making the customization’s.

Regards,
Sean

[sean]

Thanks Barry. Looks like that code still does the trick.

On a related note, is there a filter or hook that we should reference if we want to add “View | Edit” within the Organizer’s and Venue’s of the My Event List (just as the Event Title displays those options beneath each Event Title)?

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[sean]

Thanks Barry. Appreciate the info!

[sean]

Great, thank you!

[sean]

Great, thanks Barry. Good to know that support-related doc requests can be posted to UserVoice. Also, do there happen to be any ETA on that knowledgebase article?

[sean]

Appreciate the info Brook. Glad to hear these are on the road map and I completely understand the rational for the second part being slotted a bit lower on the priority ladder.

Thanks again,
Sean

[sean]

Hi Brook,

Thanks for the quick response. That’s a bummer there isn’t an easy fix. Although the delete method is certainly doable, it definitely would add a lot of work on our end. We’re really hoping that a fix for this can make it into the 3.10 release, as we have a bunch (hundreds) of existing events that need to be corrected.

Thanks,
Sean

[sean]

Ah, didn’t even think of trying the WordPress conditional. That works! Thanks!

I’d be interested in seeing the Genesis snippets guide you’re putting together. Would you be posting that on tri.be or elsewhere when its finished?

Regards,
Sean

[sean]

Hmm, odd that the single event conditional isn’t working. FYI, I also tried this on the Genesis Sample theme with only these functions (tribe_genesis_meta_title and event_genesis_do_title) added to function.php, but it still isn’t adding separators to the page titles. So it looks like something in Genesis is overriding the function, but only on single events.

[sean]

So it looks like inputting a space in the “Document Title Separator” field provides a workaround for removing that extra separator. Note that leaving that field blank will lead to the default “-” (hyphen) being inserted with the site name, thus a space must be inserted in the field.

Also, I am pretty sure that I’m using the correct conditional to apply this function to the single event pages, but the separator is not being included on those pages. Can you please confirm if I have the correct conditional in the function? http://pastebin.com/225UtVSj

A Genesis guide for the snippets would be great. I’m sure that’ll be extremely helpful for everyone that uses that framework.

[sean]

Hi Brian,
Thank you very much. That snippet seems to fix the majority of the pages. I’ll ask StudioPress how that last separator can be removed. Thanks again!

[sean]

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[sean]

Thanks Brook! The PHP config must be the source of the issue then. Although changing the 4 to a 3 didn’t work, the revision to your function did remove the “Upcoming Events” from only the single event pages.
if(is_single() && $text === 'Upcoming Events' && $domain === 'tribe-events-calendar')

So now the single event page titles are showing as “| Example Event Title | My Site Name:” It isn’t possible to remove the first divider (before the event title) with this snippet though since its a translation, correct? Any gut feeling as to what might be worth changing in my PHP config to allow the original script to run properly? Thanks in advance for any suggestion on that front.

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