Custom Post Type registrations in WordPress are not persistent. CPT only exists as long as registration code had been executed in a current page load. If the registration is disabled the data will be in database, but pretty much ignored and invisible to WP core. It is hard to guess what happened in your specific … Read more
Your approach should work I think, I would check only if short PHP open tags <? are working in your server configuration because they are deprecated for some time and should be replaced with <?PHP. Alternatively have you tried the approach from the plugin’s docs using the build in function tribe_get_events(): <ul class=”evul” > <?PHP … Read more
So I found the solution after tons of searching from the events calendar’s website and modified it to suit my needs. The code is as shown below: (Note I also removed the array to string conversion since it’s pretty pointless.) <?php // Support for multiple locations to be filtered. $request_cities = array_map(function($item){return utf8_decode(urldecode($item));}, explode(‘+’, $_REQUEST[‘city’])); … Read more
Events Calendar Multisite 404 for events
<?php $id = get_the_ID(); if (has_post_thumbnail( $id ) ): $thumb = get_the_post_thumbnail_url($id, ‘full’); elseif (tribe_event_featured_image( $id)): $thumb = tribe_event_featured_image( $event_id, ‘large’, false, false ); else: $thumb = get_template_directory_uri().’/images/background.jpg’; endif;?> <body <?php body_class(); ?> style=”background-image: url(‘<?php echo $thumb;?>’); background-size: cover;”> ?> Also you don’t actually need the elseif statement, tribe_event_featured_image is a wrapper for the post … Read more
Custom Permalink Structure for The Events Calendar
How to Create Events Calendar
It appears that The Events Calendar has changed “Now Onwards” to “Upcoming” on their own. This problem is now irrelevant.
Support answered and said they didn’t know how to get the published date, but they would ask their team. For anyone else looking for this answer, I finally found that I can use this to get this published date: $date = mysql2date(‘F d, Y’, get_post_time(‘Y-m-d H:i:s’, true), false);
Check the plugin settings and make sure ‘Use Pretty URLs’ is set to on. This fixed the issue for me.