Brian

Hi,

The Filter Bar is a separate add on. So if you only bought Pro that is all that would show. Please note each add on is a separate purchase and if all you want is the Filter Bar Features we can exchange the license.

To do that or if you have more questions please post in the customer forums:

https://theeventscalendar.com/support/forums/

As this forum is for The Events Calendar only.

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Hi,

We resolved the error in The Events Calendar 4.0.5 and it is ready to be updated.

I have tested it myself and the fatal error is no longer occurring in List or Month View

Let us know if you have any issues though.

Thanks

Hi Thomas,

Thanks for reporting this.

We attempted to fix another issue and caused this new problem.

We have rolled back the release and please use the Events Calendar 4.0.4.

You mentioned you already downgraded, but for others.

If you have The Events Calendar 4.0.5 installed please follow these steps to manual downgrade it:

https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/manual-updates/

And you can get the Events Calendar 4.0.4 as the main download right now here on WordPress.org

Let me know if you continue to have issues after downgrading.

Thanks

Ok thanks for the information. That makes sense. I will put it on the list to look into when we update the Genesis Guide next.

Thanks!

Hi,

Thanks for using TEC. I can help out.

I see you are using the Canvas theme.

By default their template does not show the calendar as it is setup as an archive.

There is a way around it and involves modifying a template.

You can do this in the theme itself, but it is better to create a child theme and add the modified template there.

The template to change is this one:

themes\canvas\content-page.php

In that file you want to find this coding:

if ( ! is_singular() ) {
	the_excerpt();
} else {
	the_content( __( 'Continue Reading →', 'woothemes' ) );
}

And replace it with this:

if ( class_exists( 'Tribe__Events__Main' ) && tribe_is_event_query() ) {
	the_content( );
} elseif ( ! is_singular() ) {
	the_excerpt();
} else {
	the_content( __( 'Continue Reading →', 'woothemes' ) );
}

That worked for me to show the calendar. Let us know if that works for you.

Thanks

Hi BeastCode & Kburrows,

That title is in your theme coding and not in our plugin so we are limited in providing a solution and do not have the information to even know where that would be in the theme.

Our plugin setups the Events Views as an archive and we have these conditionals to to target specific views:

https://gist.github.com/jesseeproductions/903f5ca75877b713c674

Using those conditionals you could find the function that displays the title in your theme and modify the output on the Event Views or remove it if you like.

That is about all we can provide on theme compatibility issues unfortunately.

Please note to we respond once a week on the WordPress.org forums to support threads.

Thanks