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The Events Ticket Plus update did the trick, thanks. The update did, though, change my default capacity selection, which is a little annoying.
Can you tell me how to add a functions hook with (I assume) this action “tribe_tickets_default_ticket_capacity_type” to set it to “Unlimited Capacity?”
Thanks.
This solved the problem, from a different support thread:
1) Head over to Events -> Settings -> General and temporarily change Events URL slug for something else (e.g.: events) and save the option.
2) Re-save your permalinks and check your calendar pageYou can always change it back when you’re done, so your calendar link ends up the same.
Same issue happening for me, as well, after updating to theeventscalendar 4.5.9.
http://artcentereast.org/calendar/
Making the corresponding update to Events-Calendar-PRO 4.4.15 didn’t change the issue.
Only those non-recurring events, that don’t have the date in their URL, appear to work.
I don’t remember ever manually importing the events before; but maybe I did?
Either way; the documentation you have linked shows a separate “Import: Eventbrite” button – my dashboard does not have this button. It only has one “Import” button, and within that page there are only “General” and “Import CSV” tabs – thoughts?Ok – I see now that the problem is that the event is not being added from Eventbrite.
There is no “Event” showing up in my Events Calendar plugin on WordPress dashboard – but the event is live on Eventbrite:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/liz-vice-at-the-ok-theatre-tickets-19004378608Through August the events were being automatically added from Eventbrite as per the Eventbrite Tickets addon; but it seems this one is not. What is strange is that it does work with the home page widget, even though it is not adding into The Events Calendar “Events” – ideas?
