Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
EzekialParticipant
Geoff, My events calendar is at the latest version.
This is the work-around because there was a bug in the original test release, yes? Maybe we ought to wait for that to be completed before going forward with a subscription.
EzekialParticipantGeoff, thanks for all the help.
Loxi is only showing a fraction of my events; here you see the discrepancy:
https://artcentereast.org/calendar/
https://art-center-east.loxi.io/month/2018/9I’ll also need someone to upgrade my membership to a test subscription for me to embed, as Courtney indicated at the top of this thread.
Thanks!
EzekialParticipantGeoff,
Thanks for getting back to me. So long as I can embed two separate loxi calendars on the same page, let’s give it a shot.
EzekialParticipantAny luck?
EzekialParticipantI’ve found the issue! My cms visual editor was putting in curly ” as opposed to regular ” quotation marks for surrounding the meta-data. Switching it fixed the issue. Thanks.
EzekialParticipantThanks. I’ll wait until notified.
EzekialParticipantNegative.
EzekialParticipantThanks, Geoff!
EzekialParticipantThanks! I’ll wait to hear from you.
EzekialParticipantThanks Courtney. I’d like to try it out the testing subscription.
I’ve signed up for a free account on Loxio with username: [email protected]
EzekialParticipantWorks – thanks Patricia!
EzekialParticipantThanks, Patricia. I had it this way. But when performed the most recent Calendar PRO & Tickets Plus updates, they automatically entered the “end date” on my ticket as the time the event itself ended. Unsmiley face. This was a big bummer.
Is there a way to have the plugin ignore those settings, so all tickets have no end date?
EzekialParticipantThat solves the problem. Thanks, Jaime.
EzekialParticipantThis is correct.
EzekialParticipantLine 223, btw, is:
function tribe_add_start_time_to_event_title ( $post_title, $post_id ) {
-
AuthorPosts