[John]

Hi George,

Thank you so much. Editing the Screen Option took care of the dashboard display for my events listings.

Any idea what the results in my debug log could be related to?

[John]

Hi Nico,

unfortunately, this did not resolve my issue. I did manage to find a way to get the text area to display properly though. Inside of the organizer.php file where I’m calling in these additional fields I added an additional tag.

In this file the additional tags were being called in like so:

<?php if ( ! empty( $registration ) ): ?>
                 <dt><?php _e( 'Registration:', 'tribe-events-calendar' ) ?></dt>
                  <dd class="tribe-meta-value registration"> <?php echo $registration ?> </dd>
              <?php endif ?>

What I did was wrap the contents inside the <dd> inside of a <pre> and then styled the results with CSS. The <pre> allows the text I type into the Text Area input field to display exactly how I type it in.

<?php if ( ! empty( $registration ) ): ?>
                 <dt><?php _e( 'Registration:', 'tribe-events-calendar' ) ?></dt>
                  <dd class="tribe-meta-value registration"> <pre><?php echo $registration ?></pre> </dd>
              <?php endif ?>

Again, thanks for the help. And thanks for including this feature with the new release. Its helped me resolve an issue that I’ve been stumped on for weeks now.

• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by John.
• This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by John.

[John]

Hi Gustavo,

I didn’t find anything that seemed to directly relate to the issue I was having after using WP_DEBUG and checking my error logs. I ended up just purchasing another plugin that pulls in social media posts, and luckily this one doesn’t conflict with The Events Calendar.

[John]

Hi Gustavo,

This isn’t happening anywhere on my site, but I would like to make it happen. I’m just wondering what file needs to be modified in order to have the downward arrow display. This is one of the pages where I have the Event Calendar set up. This is how I would like it to view
.

Could you tell me which file I can modify in order to accomplish this, and if its possible to duplicate that file so I won’t lose my changes after an update?

Thanks.

[John]

Hi Geoff, I’ve discovered what it is that’s causing my secondary nav to only display on certain events pages. Its actually not an issue with the theme I’m using, but whith a plugin that I’m using to display submenu items as a secondary navigation. I found the code for this plugin here:
http://christianvarga.com/how-to-get-submenu-items-from-a-wordpress-menu-based-on-parent-or-sibling/

It allows you to display a secondary navigation based on the menu you create in the ‘Appearance > Menus’ section of the WP backend. However because I have not added every event view to the Events section of my menu the secondary nav bar doesn’t show up on the other view or on individual event pages.

Adding all the event views and event pages would be tedious and would look really cluttered. So now I have to find a way to implement my very basic second nav with the ‘Event Calendar’ and ‘Past Events’ links into all Event pages.

I know this is whole new issue, and probably outside of the support this forum was meant for so I’ll just mark this issue as resolved. If you have any feedback or can point me in any good directions I’d really appreciate that. Thanks for all the help.

J

[John]

Hi Geoff, thanks for pointing out the errors in the console. I was calling in some CSS improperly. Also has some missing image file for my logo slider. I remedied those issues, but am still left with the initial missing navigation problem.

I have contacted the theme developer and am awaiting some info that can help out. Also, I went through the ‘Testing for conflicts’ page you referred me to and tried all those steps. Unfortunately, even on the default Twenty Fourteen and Twenty Fifteen themes I get the same “Page Not Found” errors. I’ll post again with anything I hear back. Thanks

J

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