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  • in reply to: HELP in over my head :) #797389
    vinvalentino
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    I’ve submitted to my theme developer as well in case that’s where it’s coming from. Sorry for the multiple posts.

    in reply to: HELP in over my head :) #797092
    vinvalentino
    Participant

    Of course now it isn’t showing other events on the single event page, but I don’t care. That’s where the error was though.

    in reply to: HELP in over my head :) #797089
    vinvalentino
    Participant

    Fixed when I turned off the “show related events” option in the settings.

    in reply to: HELP in over my head :) #779769
    vinvalentino
    Participant

    Thanks for responding so quickly. My theme doesn’t have any integration with the Events Calendar plugin. I’m just creating a new event and then viewing the event page. I am also using your other plugin, WooCommerce tickets (latest version). Could that have something to do with it?

    in reply to: HELP in over my head :) #779646
    vinvalentino
    Participant

    I’m also getting this error on my event details page.
    tribe_get_events was called with an argument that is deprecated since version 3.8! Setting eventDisplay to ‘upcoming’ is deprecated. Please use ‘list’ instead.

    in reply to: Tickets displaying in shop #64114
    vinvalentino
    Participant

    I just renamed it to “Courses”. Do you see that there?

    in reply to: Tickets displaying in shop #63993
    vinvalentino
    Participant

    I\’ve added the following code to my theme functions.php file to try to get the tickets category to go away, and nothing I do seems to work.

    add_action( \’pre_get_posts\’, \’custom_pre_get_posts_query\’ );
    function custom_pre_get_posts_query( $q )
    {

    if (!$q->is_main_query() || !is_shop()) return;
    if ( ! is_admin() )
    {
    $q->set( \’tax_query\’, array(array(
    \’taxonomy\’ => \’product_cat\’,
    \’field\’ => \’id\’,
    \’terms\’ => array( 57 ),
    \’operator\’ => \’NOT IN\’
    )));

    }
    }

    It\’s like WooTickets is overriding everything and forcing the tickets category to show up on the shop page.

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