That seems to work for me. Thanks.
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Reply to: tickets(339940)
This is not answering my question. I want to use a different calendar style and do not know where to enter the code to make that happen.
Reply to: tickets(339820)
It had some effect on the event tops for the standard cards but not the ones in the slider.
Reply to: tickets(339568)
Hi Artem,
Thanks for responding. Sure, give it a try through the Add new plugin WP interface. You’ll see the blank page coming up saying “Incompatible Archive”.
BUT: if you delete the current version, will I lose my current calendar and ALL its settings????? That’d be DREADFUL!!!!!
I await your news.
Thanks,
Omar
Reply to: tickets(339741)
Hello,
Since you used this guide to create variations, all options from Edit Event > Tickets > Configure Event Ticket Settings aren’t working anymore:
https://docs.myeventon.com/documentations/set-variable-prices-tickets/
We can hide the number with CSS, if you want.
Reply to: tickets(337862)
What differences in plugins or with the theme when you are logged-in and logged-out?
Reply to: tickets(339540)
Unfortunately, we unable to provide support for customisations since it’s against CodeCanyon’s Support Policy.
We can only provide you with the CSS code to fix any design issues.
Reply to: tickets(338957)
5. Please go to Edit Event and add the content to the event itself. Now download the .csv file and check how it looks like in the file.
2. & 3. These fields aren’t among “Acceptable CSV file fields”, so you need to add them.
Add the code like this:
add_filter(‘evocsv_additional_csv_fields’, ‘evocsv_function1’, 10, 1);
function evocsv_function1($array){
$array[‘newfield’] = ‘newfield’;
$array[‘newfield1’] = ‘newfield1’;
return $array;
}
add_action(‘evocsv_save_event_custom_data’,’evocsv_function2′, 10, 3);
function evocsv_function2($eventID, $postdata, $field){
if($field == ‘newfield’ && isset( $postdata[$field]) ){
update_post_meta($eventID, ‘_field_var_name’, $postdata[$field]);
}
if($field == ‘newfield1’ && isset( $postdata[$field]) ){
update_post_meta($eventID, ‘_field_var_name1’, $postdata[$field]);
}
}
1. Perfect!
Reply to: tickets(336428)
I removed the patch, but the issue still continues.
I also enabled WP_DEBUG, but debug.log isn’t created.
Is there a different way you check issues?
Reply to: tickets(339945)
Hello,
Please send us wp-admin access to your site as a private message for us to further assist your situation.
Could you also send us a screenshot of the template with the issue?