Brook

Just a quick followup, Adding this snippet to your theme’s functions.php might help as well. I see you are running the Dynamic theme, and in another topic Todd just confirmed that this snippet worked for Dynamic as well as the other theme it was specifically designed for:

https://gist.github.com/jesseeproductions/0a4af5a83500f82af6ac

I would give that a go before futzing with a conflict test.

Cheers!
– Brook

Hello again Gert-Jan,

We are working on building a proper waitlist function, and it will likely be included as part of Event Tickets Plus.

Until then Event Tickets Plus still allows you to run a mixture of RSVPs and Tickets. In fact event for the same event, you could have a number of RSVPs available alongside Paid Tickets. It’s really up to you.

Does that answer your question?

Cheers!
– Brook

If only all problems fixed themselves like that! Thanks for getting back Yvonne. One other thing you might try if that ever happens again is “flushing permalinks”. It can help solve Page not Found problems all over WordPress, our plugin included.

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Hannah!

I’d love to help. I believe what you are looking for is _EventStartDate. You can find a full list of even meta keys here.

Keep in mind though that there is typically a lot of logic that powers showing an event date. Thus it is typically shown by calling the PHP function tribe_events_event_schedule_details() which will show the start date, time (if applicable), and end date/time (if applicable). But this requires you to be able to call a PHP function and not a meta keys.

Does that all make sense?
Cheers!
– Brook

Hello Mutart,

That is actually a bug we’ve got this bug logged in our internal tracking system and will notify you here as we make progress on this issue. I apologize for any inconvenience that this issue has caused.

In the meantime, you can fix this issue by making some quick modifications to the core plugin. These changes will get overridden with the next update which will include an official fix to this issue.

Within the main Events Calendar plugin, navigate to the src > functions > template-tags > general.php file and open it within your preferred text editor.

Navigate to line #1320 within that file. It should look like:

$excerpt = wp_trim_excerpt( $excerpt );

You can change that line to be:

$excerpt = wp_trim_words( $excerpt, ’55’ );

Where “55” is the number of words that you would like the excerpt to be there.

Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns here.

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy mdereuver,

It is very possible that your theme will need a little extra CSS to account for the 4.0 events list widget. If you are not able to craft the CSS, you might share a link to your site here. Sometimes a volunteer is willing to write the CSS for you.

Riley, it looks like your widget just needs a little CSS to be bold. Adding this to any theme CSS file would probably work:

h4.tribe-event-title {
    font-weight: bold;
}

If you need further help, mind opening a new topic? Per the forum rules on wordpress.org you should start your own topic, unless “you are using the same version of WordPress on the same physical server hosted by the same hosts with the same plugins, theme, and configurations as the original poster”. Having your own topic helps ensure that each person gets the topics full attention and no one’s unique details get accidentally ignored.

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy Guys,

Thanks for reaching out to us and bringing this issue to our attention!

We’ve got this bug logged in our internal tracking system and will notify you here as we make progress on this issue. I apologize for any inconvenience that this issue has caused.

In the meantime, you can fix this issue by making some quick modifications to the core plugin. These changes will get overridden with the next update which will include an official fix to this issue.

Within the main Events Calendar plugin, navigate to the src > functions > template-tags > general.php file and open it within your preferred text editor.

Navigate to line #1320 within that file. It should look like:

$excerpt = wp_trim_excerpt( $excerpt );

You can change that line to be:

$excerpt = wp_trim_words( $excerpt, ’55’ );

Where “55” is the number of words that you would like the excerpt to be there.

Let me know if you have any further questions or concerns here.

Cheers!
– Brook

Howdy julienyc,

I am sorrythis is giving you trouble. Good call testing the caching plugin first. That is often a cause for things like this.

We see this from time to time, and it ultimately stems from either a conflict or a caching issue. When it’s a conflict what is typically happening is a plugin or your theme is interfering with the WP Ajax API, adding parameter to every WP Ajax query. This break WP Ajax for everything except that specific plugin, and there is unfortunately nothing we can do to fix it on our end. It is up to the plugin or theme dev to stop unintentionally breaking WP Ajax.

In order to proceed you will need to test if a “conflict” is happening, and if so narrow it down so a fix can be found for it. This guide walks you through how to test for a conflict, and then identify what is conflicting.

Kace, I am not seeing that issue on your site. Perhaps it is slightly different, or you were able to fix it? On your site paging back and forth loads events.

Cheers!
– Brook