[Zach Tirrell]

We will be shipping a hotfix for this as soon as possible.

This is a compatibility issue with PHP 5.2. While we do try to support old versions of PHP 5.2, because WordPress itself does, using out-of-date versions of software like this is bad for security and site performance.

You have two options for a temporary fix:

• You can head to line 97 of events-calendar-pro/src/functions/template-tags/venue.php from this:return ! empty( tribe_get_events( $args ) );

  to this:
  
$tribe_events = tribe_get_events( $args );
return ! empty( $tribe_events );

• Or you can delete The Events Calendar 4.3.1.1 and Events Calendar Pro 4.3.1 from your site and temporarily re-install versions 4.3 of both plugins until we release a fix for this issue—which we will do promptly and are working on as I type this response.

Thank you so much for your patience! Please let us know if you have further questions on this matter or anything else we can try to help with.

[Zach Tirrell]

We will be shipping a hotfix for this as soon as possible.

This is a compatibility issue with PHP 5.2. While we do try to support old versions of PHP 5.2, because WordPress itself does, using out-of-date versions of software like this is bad for security and site performance.

You have two options for a temporary fix:

• You can head to line 97 of events-calendar-pro/src/functions/template-tags/venue.php from this:return ! empty( tribe_get_events( $args ) );

  to this:
  
$tribe_events = tribe_get_events( $args );
return ! empty( $tribe_events );

• Or you can delete The Events Calendar 4.3.1.1 and Events Calendar Pro 4.3.1 from your site and temporarily re-install versions 4.3 of both plugins until we release a fix for this issue—which we will do promptly and are working on as I type this response.

Thank you so much for your patience! Please let us know if you have further questions on this matter or anything else we can try to help with.

[Zach Tirrell]

We will be shipping a hotfix for this as soon as possible.

This is a compatibility issue with PHP 5.2. While we do try to support old versions of PHP 5.2, because WordPress itself does, using out-of-date versions of software like this is bad for security and site performance.

You have two options for a temporary fix:

• You can head to line 97 of events-calendar-pro/src/functions/template-tags/venue.php from this:return ! empty( tribe_get_events( $args ) );

  to this:
  
$tribe_events = tribe_get_events( $args );
return ! empty( $tribe_events );

• Or you can delete The Events Calendar 4.3.1.1 and Events Calendar Pro 4.3.1 from your site and temporarily re-install versions 4.3 of both plugins until we release a fix for this issue—which we will do promptly and are working on as I type this response.

Thank you so much for your patience! Please let us know if you have further questions on this matter or anything else we can try to help with.

[Zach Tirrell]

Garrett,

We will be shipping a hotfix for this as soon as possible.

This is a compatibility issue with PHP 5.2. While we do try to support old versions of PHP 5.2, because WordPress itself does, using out-of-date versions of software like this is bad for security and site performance.

You have two options for a temporary fix:

• You can head to line 97 of events-calendar-pro/src/functions/template-tags/venue.php from this:return ! empty( tribe_get_events( $args ) );

  to this:
  
$tribe_events = tribe_get_events( $args );
return ! empty( $tribe_events );

• Or you can delete The Events Calendar 4.3.1.1 and Events Calendar Pro 4.3.1 from your site and temporarily re-install versions 4.3 of both plugins until we release a fix for this issue—which we will do promptly and are working on as I type this response.

Thank you so much for your patience! Please let us know if you have further questions on this matter or anything else we can try to help with.

[Zach Tirrell]

George,

This is a compatibility issue with PHP 5.2. While we do try to support old versions of PHP 5.2, because WordPress itself does, using out-of-date versions of software like this is bad for security and site performance. We will be shipping a hotfix for this as soon as possible.

You have two options for a temporary fix:

• You can head to line 97 of events-calendar-pro/src/functions/template-tags/venue.php from this:return ! empty( tribe_get_events( $args ) );

  to this:
  
$tribe_events = tribe_get_events( $args );
return ! empty( $tribe_events );

• Or you can delete The Events Calendar 4.3.1.1 and Events Calendar Pro 4.3.1 from your site and temporarily re-install versions 4.3 of both plugins until we release a fix for this issue—which we will do promptly and are working on as I type this response.

Thank you so much for your patience! Please let us know if you have further questions on this matter or anything else we can try to help with.

[Zach Tirrell]

This was really weird. There was a small bug in the output buffering for the code generating the ZIPs. It was subtle enough not to corrupt the ZIPs, but added 3 bytes to the file size. Composer was having none of that, but the more general way WordPress fetches them (or direct curl calls) had no issue at all.

I patched that oddness and now Composer is fetching for me without difficulty.

Let us know if this clears it up and gets you what you needed.

[Zach Tirrell]

I dug around a bit and the URL that gets hit for a download is like this:

https://theeventscalendar.com/?pu_get_download=1&pu_request_plugin={plugin-slug}&version={version-number}&pu_install_key={license-key}

You should be able to configure Composer with the plugin slug (ex: events-calendar-pro), the version number you want (ex: 4.3), and your valid license key. This request should in turn deliver you a ZIP file.

This isn’t something we are directly exposing (though it’s all there in the code) so there is the risk that we could change the API or hostname for the update service in the future, but generally this should work and it’s certainly not something we change with any frequency.

Please let me know if this works out as you are hoping.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hey Philip!

I’m happy to look into this. I’m pretty sure this is possible now, but I need to poke around a bit to see exactly how the request needs to be formed. I’ll get back to you shortly.

[Zach Tirrell]

Hey John,

It looks like you flagged the last response as correct. I am going to go ahead and close this ticket. If you have additional questions, please feel free to open a new ticket.

[Zach Tirrell]

We do have a list of folks who might be able to help out with some development on your project. In no particular order:

WerkPress (http://www.werkpress.com) – customization based projects with minimums of $500-$800
Chris Miller (http://launchbrigade.com) – $125 consultation required before providing an estimate
Nick Ciske (http://thoughtrefinery.com/) – minimum fee depends on project type
The Mighty Mo! (http://www.themightymo.com/) – $500-1000 and up for small projects
Tamara Zuk @ Enollo (http://enollo.com/) – $75 minimum for 1.5 hours of work
Donald Grover (http://groverwebdesign.com/) – minimum $1500
Drew Poland (http://www.iheartargyle.com/) – minimum $125 for 1 hour
Sean Hayes (http://www.emstarinc.com/ Minimum $70/hr for ad-hoc work
Denise Crosbie (http://www.crosbiewebdesign.ca/) – $50/hr Canadian for simple tweaks

If you need a cheaper solution, you might check out some of these listings:

the professionals list at CodePoet
WordPress Jobs section
Envato Studio
Elto

Hopefully the above will help you find someone to build a CSV exporter for you. Good luck!

[Zach Tirrell]

One other quick note, the inclusion of the eventDisplay parameter in your query is odd. I thin that is deprecated and only intended for use on internal queries. I would try omitting that. Also, the ‘orderby’ would probably be better set to meta_value since the date is not a number.

Perhaps those will help as well.

[Zach Tirrell]

OK, after a bunch of digging, (arguably too much since this whole topic falls outside our scope of support) I think your best path is to look at tapping into the post_orderby filter at a priority greater than 10.

Our code is doing a lot of stuff with the Order and Order By when relating to events. The end result is that some really strange stuff can happen when trying custom queries.

I wish I could help more, but this customization is proving to be fairly complicated and more than we can assist with in support.

[Zach Tirrell]

Perfect! I’m going to close out this ticket, if you have additional questions, feel free to open a new one.

[Zach Tirrell]

Great question!

The original “community organizer” owns the event and only they can edit it from the front end. From the WordPress Dashboard, you as an admin can still edit any events on the site.

Let me know if you have any additional questions.

[Zach Tirrell]

Depending on how you want the filter bar to appear impacts where to put that padding.

If you want to leave the filter bar full width and just adjust the calendar part:
[code]
.events-gridview #tribe-events-content {
padding: 15px;
}
[/code]

Or, you want padding around everything:
[code]
.events-gridview #tribe-events-pg-template {
padding: 15px;
}
[/code]

Let me know if this helps. 🙂

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