I’ve already checked the option for “Show only the first instance of each recurring event” under General settings, and yes, it does remove the recurring “children” events from the listings — EXCEPT when the initial event has already passed, then it shows whichever recurring sub-event is still upcoming!<\/p>\n
Here’s why this is a problem: in my case, I am selling attendance to a 5-week class series, and while I do need the recurring events to exist so that they show properly on the calendar, my customers should *never* have the option to purchase the sub-events independently, or to signup for the series once the initial class has passed. I am already redirecting any clicked links on the recurring sub-events back to the parent initial event, which does show the “this event has passed” warning at the top when viewed as a single event page. Honestly I wish I could universally remove the recurring sub-events from being accessed in any way, because they’re never supposed to be sold separately, only as a package series.<\/p>\n
But as for the primary event listing page https:\/\/curtismethod.com\/classes\/ (i’ve changed the events slug to classes) — where the query loop calls the upcoming events, I don’t want to have any of the recurring sub-events shown once the series has started. That listing should *only* contain classes which have yet to begin, and right now there are series in progress that are being shown.<\/p>\n
(as of right now, Series #102 and #103 have already begun, and yet they have recurring sub-events showing up in the listings, and I’m having to redirect to the parent [initial] event)<\/p>\n
I have tried all sorts of query modification with the tribe_events_pre_get_posts hook, or even mucking around with the template in \/src\/views\/list\/loop.php — but I can’t seem to target this specific event listing and exclude events which are part of a recurring series.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1275457","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n