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Hi Rob,
The tooltip works fine for me. However, at the bottom of the page I linked to, the Schedule is shown as part of the single event view, which set my expectations for this feature. If that’s out of date and the tooltip is now the only place to see the schedule, then I guess I need to put in a request for the old behavior. Not only does it seem much more useful to the average web user, but tooltips are not helpful on a touchscreen.
I guess TribeRelatedEvents::getEvents is a red herring. I found tribe_single_related_events, which has a parameter of only_display_related, which defaults to true and is passed through to tribe_get_related_posts (where it defaults to false) and thence to TribeRelatedPosts::getPosts (where it defaults to false):
@param bool $only_display_related Should we show only related events if we don’t find $count number of related ones?And yet, unrelated events are being displayed.
Hi Leah,
Thanks for the explanation of how related events are prioritized. I guess what I want at minimum is a check box where I can turn off the “Only then will it feature a random event” stage, so that if there are no shared tags or categories, nothing is shown. It seems a bit odd to indicate that events are related based on a random selection.
As far as the documentation goes, it looks like the important function is TribeRelatedEvents::getEvents, but I can’t find the definition of that function or any other information about it. I see there’s a filter I can apply, but without more information it will be quite a challenge to modify the existing behavior.
If I understand correctly, what you’re saying is that the Related Events feature is compelled to show something, regardless of how weak the relationship might be.
If so, regardless of whether there’s a setting to turn off Related Events, my request would be for clear documentation of how it determines whether events are related, and for it to be willing to show nothing if there is no sufficiently strong relationship. Even better would be a group of settings to determine which criteria were used to determine relationships.That’s correct, there are no tags in common. In fact there are no tags set on any events.
You can find screenshots here: https://www.dropbox.com/sh/sy094xt9xfh22aw/w-eDre6TtE
If you’d like to see the live site I can give you a Subscriber login.I see it in the tooltip. However, there is no schedule displayed when viewing the event, which is contrary to what is shown at the bottom of https://tri.be/pro-2-0-a-detailed-look-at-custom-recurrence/
My related events are not simply the next events chronologically. I have two categories, and when I click on an event in either category, only events from the other category are shown as related. The only thing they have in common is the venue.
I did look at the link you posted. I don’t think we’re having the same problem. The dropdowns are working fine for me. It’s the automatic creation of a description that isn’t working for me.
