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Hi @dawnwidmayer

We’d recommend submitting a support ticket directly at this link → https://my.theeventscalendar.com/get-help/ so we can continue the conversation and respect your preference not to share URLs publicly.

Hi @gattermeier

This is a rather interesting behavior, let’s start with the initial steps to solve this issue. Does the single event return 404? If yes, we could flush permalinks to see if this clears the issue. To do this, go to Dashboard → Settings → Permalinks, and click on the “Save Changes” button at the bottom of the page.

Also, it might worth a shot to deactivate and re-activate the Events Calendar plugin. I suggest re-installing the plugin as well.

Please let me know how it goes, and looking forward to helping you solve this.

Hi @questionmark45

Awesome! If you’re satisfied with our support, I would appreciate it if you could drop a review on WordPress.org → https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/the-events-calendar/reviews/#new-post and share your thoughts. Your feedback helps us improve our services and make sure all our users have the best possible experience.

Please reach out to us again if you have any other questions.

Hi @questionmark45

Thanks for reaching out.

May I ask where does those placeholders text located at? Is it on the calendar (default URL is yourwebsite.com/events) or on the single event page (default URL is yourwebsite.com/event/sample-event-slug-here)? You can probably edit them via template customization.

These articles will help you understand how our this works.

• Customizing Template Files 
• Template Customization Example 
• The Events Calendar Template Files 

Looking forward to your reply and helping you solve this.

Hi @dansequivive

We don’t have this feature by default, but you can try to delete them directly on your database’s post and post_meta tables.

The first step is to find the CSV file on post_meta table → https://share.zight.com/QwuJQml7 and delete it. Remember to take note of the post_id before doing so. Next is to delete that post_id in the post table → https://share.zight.com/QwuJQml7

Afterward, your import history should look like this → https://share.zight.com/kpuvdqwm. Lastly, delete this ID on the post table (usually it’s the ID found on the 2nd screenshot +1) with tribe-ea-record post_type → https://share.zight.com/jku0KKzw.

I understand that this is a lot of work, but I think this is the best work-around at the moment.

I hope this helps, and let me know if you have any other questions or follow-ups.

Hi @dorelaiepan

You’re welcome! Please keep us on the loop on how it goes

Hi @vatbub

Thanks for sharing this.

I have confirmed that the string is hard-coded and stored in a $cost variable found in this file wp-content\plugins\the-events-calendar\src\views\blocks\event-price.php

I have added your case in to the bug report [TEC-5064] for this issue. We don’t have a time estimate, but you’ll be notified with a reply when there are any updates. Rest assured that we are working on a permanent fix regarding this issue.

As for the temporary work-around, kindly copy that file to [your-theme]/tribe/events/blocks/event-price.php and replace line 26 with:

<span class="tribe-block__event-price__cost"> <?php echo esc_html( $cost == 'Free' ? 'Kostenlos' : $cost ) ; ?> </span>

I hope this helps, please let me know how it goes.

Hi @svoronin

I am sorry to hear that you’ve moved on to another calendar plugin. In case you want to give us another try and still experiencing this issue, I found this article that might help you solve it.