[Ezekial]

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.

[Ezekial]

Geoff, 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/2018/9

I’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!

[Ezekial]

Geoff,

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.

[Ezekial]

Any luck?

[Ezekial]

I’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.

[Ezekial]

Thanks. I’ll wait until notified.

[Ezekial]

Negative.

[Ezekial]

Thanks, Geoff!

[Ezekial]

Thanks! I’ll wait to hear from you.

[Ezekial]

Thanks 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]

[Ezekial]

Works – thanks Patricia!

[Ezekial]

Thanks, 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?

[Ezekial]

That solves the problem. Thanks, Jaime.

[Ezekial]

This is correct.

[Ezekial]

Line 223, btw, is:

function tribe_add_start_time_to_event_title ( $post_title, $post_id ) {

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