I’m posting this not so much for support as really just to share something with others and possibly get feedback on my method.<\/p>\n
I got a request from a client I’m building a site for that at first really challenged me for a few minutes. The request was to remove the end date and time from all events. My client had no use for this feature and didn’t ever want this information to display. I wasn’t aware of any simple way to accomplish this so I eventually had to devise a hack of sorts to make it happen. Then I thought to myself “I should share this over on the tri.be forum” so here I am.<\/p>\n
Basically here’s what I did:<\/p>\n
First off, I recognized that if the start date and time were the same as the end date and time, only the start info would display. So I ended up creating this little function which I threw in my functions.php file and seems to do the trick:<\/p>\n
function rbm_remove_event_date($post_id) {
\n\t$post_type = get_post_type( $post_id );
\n\tif ($post_type != ‘tribe_events’) {
\n\t\treturn;
\n\t} else {
\n\t$start_date = get_post_meta($post_id, ‘_EventStartDate’, true);
\n\tupdate_post_meta($post_id, ‘_EventEndDate’, $start_date);
\n\t}
\n}
\nadd_action(‘save_post’, ‘rbm_remove_event_date’, 99);<\/p>\n
What this does is just sets the end event date and time to be the same as the start date and time when the post is saved.<\/p>\n
Next I went along and hid the fields on the edit posts screen with some CSS:<\/p>\n
#EventInfo .eventtable tbody tr:nth-of-type(4) {
\ndisplay: none;
\n}<\/p>\n
There it is. I just wanted to share this. I guess if someone has feedback on maybe a better way I’d be curious to see it. Or if someone spots flaws in this approach.<\/p>\n
Anyway, thanks for developing this great plugin.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-153103","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n