[Greg Perham]

view-source:http://dev.bplusf.com/jcoh/calendar/

[Greg Perham]

I do hope it gets added to the Tribe Bar Filters. I find it hard to imagine that Search and Near have higher demand.

[Greg Perham]

Yes, that is correct

[Greg Perham]

Marking closed

[Greg Perham]

Chrome. It’s probably just attached to too many events, live focus and blur and keypress.

[Greg Perham]

I added the filter myself because I noticed that the correct events display when the month is set directly in the shortcode.

I’ll mark this resolved in the hopes that the shortcode will be fixed.

[Greg Perham]

Using this as a workaround:

function fix_tec_shortcode_date( $content='' ) {
	if( isset($_GET['tribe-bar-date']) ) {
		$date = $_GET['tribe-bar-date'];
		if( preg_match( '#[^-0-9]#', $date ) ) return $content;
		$content = str_replace( '[tribe_events', "[tribe_events date='$date'", $content );
	}
	return $content;
}
if( class_exists( 'Tribe__Events__Pro__Shortcodes__Register' ) )
	add_filter( 'the_content', 'fix_tec_shortcode_date', 1 );

[Greg Perham]

1. type title
2. suggestions appear
2. dismiss suggestions
3. click in body of post
4. suggestions reappear
5. type body
6. click title, don’t make any changes
7. suggestions reappear
8. click body
9. suggestions reappear

[Greg Perham]

I will screenshot it the next time.

On the subject of the forums, the suggested topics is incredibly frustrating, appearing multiple times after I try to dismiss it.

[Greg Perham]

If you have specific corrections/suggestions for that KB article, please detail them here and I’ll pass them along to the right people to get it updated.

The documentation should:
1. Not include instructions to use deprecated arguments
2. Contain a list of all available arguments and their possible values

[Greg Perham]

Changing the date format does not help. I cannot use tribe_get_events. I am not marking resolved because the function should be fixed to behave as expected and as documented.

Ultimately wound up using

	$events = new WP_Query( array(
		'post_type'  => 'tribe_events',
		'tag'        => 'featured',
		'meta_query' => array(
			'key' => '_EventEndDate',
			'value' => date( 'Y-m-d 00:00:00' ),
			'compare' => '>=',
			'type' => 'DATETIME'
		),
		'posts_per_page' => 2,
	) );
	
	if( $events->have_posts() ) :
etc

[Greg Perham]

I can’t read your reply with all those spans

[Greg Perham]

It is also true for future dates. “/calendar/?tribe-bar-date=2016-12” shows October’s events instead of December’s, but has the title “Events for December 2016”.

[Greg Perham]

It gets worse. If I click Find Events in the bar with “Events In: 2016-07”, the title changes to “October 2016”, provides a link to September, and shows events for July.

[Greg Perham]

I am wrong about what the problem is exactly. The problem is that /?tribe-bar-date=2016-07 shows a calendar for the current month while displaying a title and previous/next links for the month in the URL. THIS IS COMPLETELY BROKEN.

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