Santiago

Hi @bapakrob ,
Thanks for reaching out to us,

Sure, you can create a custom template for the address module.
This is the file you need to copy: /the-events-calendar/src/views/modules/address.php

Place the copy here: [your-theme]/tribe-events/modules/

Then you can customize the template in your theme by taking the pieces you don’t want to show.

Let me know how it goes
Best
Santiago

Hi @brianbws,

Thanks for sharing the steps to reproduce the error.
I’ve tried using Gutenberg 8.2.1 with the same setup as you shared and the views selector works just fine.
Could you try updating to the latest version of Gutenberg just in case?

If the issue persists, I’d appreciate if you could share your site’s system information in your reply. You can find it under Events->Help

Let me know how it goes.

Hi @paul-filkin ,
Thanks for writing in,

There seems to be a ‘CSS rule’ hiding the start date/time
You should look into the code and take that piece of code away.

As a temporary workaround you can add this to Appearance->Customize->Additional CSS:

abbr.tribe-events-abbr.tribe-events-start-datetime.updated.published.dtstart {
    display: block !important;

Let me know how it goes

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Santiago

Hi @zoeyisyoung,
Thanks for reaching out.

Unfortunately our plugin does not provide the access control feature out of the box.
About your questions:
– Yes, you can add the community plugin any time.
– As I mentioned before, this is not a built in feature on any of our plugins, and we don’t have an extension or addon to suggest.

If you are interested in spending some time to make it work, you can take a look at this plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/pods/
Pods will allow you to create relationships between contents in your site.
As an example, say you want to be able to define the groups for which an event will be available, then you create a ‘Pod’ to make a relation between tribe-events post type and the ‘private groups’ previously created. This will allow you to show an extra field on event creation page to select the groups for each event.
Note that this will solve the relationship problem on the dashboard (set and get groups, events allowed groups, etc.) Then you will have to create the logic on the code to filter the events based on the assigned values (groups).

This is a very powrful plugin, hence quite complex. But there are some great support threads to look into> https://wordpress.org/support/plugin/pods/

I hope this can be useful.

Best
Santiago

Hi @brianbws,
Thanks for getting in touch,

I would like to have some more context to see if this is generated by a specific setup in your site. Could you please share your system information in your reply?
Also, does this affect any other calendar view in any way? How does it look in the front end?

Thanks in advance for your reply.

Best
Santiago

Hi @rarfa
Thanks for writing in,

This is a very unusual issue.
I wonder if there is any snippet in your functions.php that could be hooking to
‘tribe_events_cost_unformatted’ or maybe ‘tribe_get_cost’ ?

Let me know

Best
Santiago

hi @andifidi ,
Thanks for reaching out,

Just to be clear, you mean showing the status of the event in the list widget located on the sidebar?
If that is the case you will need to create a custom template for this file:
/the-events-calendar/src/views/widgets/list-widget.php

you will need to place a copy of that file in a directory within your theme directory like this: [your-theme]/tribe-events/widgets/

Once you have the file there, you need to get the event status. This line of code should work: $status = get_post_meta( $post_id, '_tribe_events_control_status', true );

Then you need to decide how and where to display the $status. You can do echo $status; just to verify it works.

Let me know how it goes
Best
Santiago

Hi @rlaroi,
Thanks for writing in,

I wonder if the issue still persists?
If so, could you please run a conflict test to see if wwe can narrow down the search for a conflict with theme or other plugin?

Please let me know what you find.

Best
Santiago