Jon Waldstein

Hi @sarah0ccc

By default the number of events visible will be up to 50. There might be a reason why one of your events is not displaying like the rest. Is there anything different about that third event?

Feel free to paste links to your eventbrite events and the website your having trouble with so I can further investigate.

Thanks,
Jon

@emmasf

Currently the plugin does not have a setting for this.

I will have to research and see if this is possible with the Eventbrite API.

@tjdownes awesome!

you can open a PR right on the main repo and I will review it.

Thanks!

Hey @tjdownes,

You’re correct, the layout and styles are very limited. The main reason is because this plugin was created specifically for my non-profit who didn’t need those options and later I decided to release it publicly. It’s using flexbox with tailwind css under the hood but everything had to be enforced with !important to prevent weird styling conflicts with themes.

To be honest, I would love to re-write the styles and change the layout to use CSS Grid with settings that control those layout options. I just have to find the time.

This plugin is open-sourced on github so if your up to the challenge, feel free to open a PR! https://github.com/jonwaldstein/blocks-for-eventbrite

Hey @a2ndchapter,

Yes you are correct, the max number is “per instance of the block”.

I also confirmed the bug you reported where increasing that number reverts back to 50.

I just released an update to the plugin to fix this so please go ahead and update to 1.1.2.

Hope that helps!

Hi @kierjames

Can you send me a link to a page with the block installed? I’ll see what I can find.

Thanks,

Jon

@mallwalker52 Glad to hear!

Hi @mallwalker52,

You should be good as long as the email you are using is the Eventbrite organization email – no need to match your WordPress email.

I took a look at your website and I think there may be some kind of plugin conflict preventing it from loading. Can you tell me what plugins you have installed?

@gone2alpine thanks for the workaround!

Hey @balticsamurai

I have not found an elegant way to display long details which is why I limited the popup to the event summary. I could potentially add an option to use the full description instead of the summary, I just don’t know how it will react to large amounts of text on different browsers, devices, etc.

@zoey123 Yes the plugin works with the latest Version of WordPress v5.8.1. I’ve had issues with the core block_categories function since the beginning of this plugin but it has not affected the functionality. Are you having any specific functionality issues?

Hey @greatlunch

Currently the plugin does not have a setting for this.

I will have to research and see if this is possible with the Eventbrite API.

I’m glad you found a workaround. That’s good to know that the Organizations are alphabetical.

I will add an “Organization selector” to my list of feature updates that usually happen during the winter months when I have more free time.

Cheers!

Yes, an organization selector field would be ideal but it wasn’t necessary at the time of building this and adds a lot more complexity. It may be something I try to introduce at some point but this is the first request for that feature so far.

Basically what happens is when you enter your private token, that token is used to fetch the account’s first attached organization. Then it will use that organization ID to get all their events.

So if your account has multiple organizations you will only be able to get the first one & would need to get the private token for the account in which the organization was first created with.

Hope that helps / makes sense.

Hi @atmmarketing ,

The events depend on a single organization account. So to change the organization, you will need to sign in to the Eventbrite account for that organization, get their api keys and enter them into the plugin block.