My client wants a smooth UX that the Events Calendar usually accomplishes GREAT. But, in a couple of instances improvements could be made: <\/p>\n
When deleting an event you are taken to a sparse interim page. The back button on this page is javascript which takes you back to the list still containing the deleted event.<\/strong> We as developers know to refresh the page and that ghost of an event will be gone, but regular users are going to be thinking the event didn’t get deleted. I fixed this by replacing the “back” link in javascript with the link to the user’s list. I temporarily hacked this in the plugin. I’m wondering if it is possible to overwrite the file found in: the-events-calendar-community-events\/tribe-community-events\/tribe-community-events.php as similarly done with the files in the view folder? I do understand where to put the files from the view folder, but this file is outside of that, so I’m not sure where to put it? <\/p>\n Back to the interim page (that says “Trashed Event #1234” and other impersonal tech terms that the user won’t understand, when you hit the delete button): Why have this page? How about forwarding you right back to the event list? This also occurs when submitting and updating an event. This action should take you back to the list or take you to the event view. The interim page is not needed. I found the file that these actions are located, but don’t understand the code. Is there a way to rewrite the code to bypass this interim page?<\/p>\n More important that is an actual glitch that needs to be <\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-954846","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n