tracian

Thanks for the conditional code snippet!

Now all that remains to find out is what the shortcode is for just the starting date of an event.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 4 months ago by tracian.

Solved most items, but some still require some help. In particular:

* In case of events happening over midnight, how to display the following:

starting date [no ending date] starting time-ending time

* Events can be either physical or online. How to display one line listing the physical location or, missing that, “online”?

Ditto

Awww! This is beyond unfortunate… I missed that note when I chose the plugin, stopping at “The Event Calendar is fully WPML compatible” (and without thinking that its add-ons might not be).

I’m afraid that it is a key feature for my project, and I’ll have to look for some other solution… unless compatibility is just around the corner. Can you give an estimate of when it could be available?

Hi Erica,

I am working on a standard Divi installation using the [tribe_events] shortcode. I’d love to link it for you, but it’s a local install unreacheable from the outside.

Found it!

Apologies for bothering you!

To be more precise: how can I get rid of the “Now – [ending date]” text? That’s the real offender, while the date picker itself could remain.

The simple answer is:

– Go in Theme options > Integration > Head
– Copy this snippet in

<script>
DiviArea.addAction(‘ready’, function() {
if (!window.location.hash) return;
var area = DiviArea.getArea(window.location.hash);
if (area) DiviArea.show(area);
}, 20);
</script>

– Use yoursite.com/#nameofthepopup (obviously using the actual urls)

– Done

Not really.
As you can see from your sample, three items are displayed in three different ways – none of which is the desired one:

D, M, Y Eventname
h. (starting)-(ending)
Location

Sure, you can see it live on https://www.ayzad.com/ in the “Next appearances” box.

Hi,

This is not about the date format, but about how it is rendered on the page (line lenght, etc.)

Basically it is a line formatting issue.

Any advice?

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• This reply was modified 4 years, 1 month ago by tracian.

Hi,

I found the culprit! No idea why, but the Divi contact form decided to spontaneously change the delivery address (yet another bizarre Divi thing), causing the strange behavior. I reset it, and now things are working fine.

Thanks for your help!

Hi,

test emails are correctly sent to the site admin only.

Any email from site users are sent both to the site admin AND to the site admin email address with the addition of an unwanted “www.” in the domain part. As a result, every time a user sends an email through the site i receive the message, followed by an error report stating the message could not be delivered to [me]@www.[mydomain].

The site is using GSuite as the email provider (I have other sites running fine on a similar setup), and the error is with site only, which is the only one using your plugin.

No, the test message comes is just fine – everything else is also sent to the wrong address.

I checked the guide you linked, but it doesn’t seem to apply to this case. Any further advice?