I read a discussion that took place over on WordPress forums a year ago that you recommended using Advanced Custom Fields to create a relationship link within a custom field that will appear in Events edit.
\nDid this and pointed the event to the linked Post but nothing happens when you click off the calendar’s month view at an event on a certain date. i.e. it should now point to the linked Post.
\nPosts have a published DATE and published TIME (This is a natural timeline for WordPress), they also have a TITLE.
\nEvents are CUSTOM posts but they too have published Title, date and time fields. However, TEC Events on the whole use their own styling and not the themes because most themes are setup to show posts – naturally. Therefore, as I have a ton of dated posts already in my WP database, why can’t I point it to the posts instead of Events IF it exists? If it doesn’t exist then point to Events (where I can fill in basic details until I publish a matching POST! This would save me re-entering all my posts into events and without the beautiful design of my theme.<\/p>\n
I had already done a 100 posts of unique editorial. <\/p>\n
Therefore, the question is, what EXACTLY do I have to change for Month and List views (php’s?) to correctly point to my matched POST of the same name\/date and time? And where to add those changes.<\/p>\n
(Here is the original question with very basic answers from Jonah: http:\/\/wordpress.org\/support\/topic\/plugin-the-events-calendar-linking-events-to-blog-posts)<\/p>\n
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\nUPDATE 24th march 2014: Just use a redirector plugin that supports custom posts like TCE Pro events and link them to their distinctive wp posts urls of your theme.
\nThe redirect plugin that works great with TCE Pro is Quick Page\/Post Redirect Plugin.
\nFabulous!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-120317","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n