Hi,

Yes, it is possible to include shortcodes in the description.

However, if your shortcodes depend on JavaScript, you will have to configure the calendar settings to open events in “Single page” mode. By doing so, the calendar will load the content directly instead of using AJAX, ensuring that the required JavaScript files are included.

Please let me know if you need any further assistance or clarification.

I will paste the answer here as well in case someone else require something similar:

/**
 * STEC: Turns off rsvp for not logged in users
 */
add_action('stec_event_get_front_data', function($data){
    if (false === is_user_logged_in()) {
        $data['rsvp'] = 0;
    }
    return $data;
});

Currently, no. The next version coming next month will have option to queue for the RSVP function.

Thanks for your quick reply! So if I create a new event with a limit of 10 tickets/reservations and a new person wants to join this event they can join a waitlist and automatically joins (and also receive an email when joined)

Yes, however, this is specifically applicable to the RSVP function, where users can request attendance without the need to purchase a ticket in advance.

can you please revert it’s urgent

Sorry for the delay. Both keys are reset now.

thank you

Hi,

Icons are typically generated based on the event color and the event icon.

However, you have the ability to completely override the icons using the JavaScript hook “stecMapMarkerIcon.” This hook allows you to modify the icon that is generated by the marker.

E.g.

jQuery(document).on('stecMapMarkerIcon', function(e, data){ 

    console.log(data); // log all data available

    data.temp.stecMapMarkerIcon = "..." // your new marker

});

Thanks! My biggest issue was the size of the markers. So i tried to make the png smaller AND keep the correct color, but this didn’t work because there are only async methods to do it. So i did it via generating an SVG. Unfortunately can’t post the code here. Issue is resolved, thanks.

This is an external link.. if that makes a difference in code… and sorry for the repeated comments.. somehow it was not showing up..

External links have nothing in common with tickets. If you are using external links for your tickets then here is the modifed code:

add_action('wp_footer', function () {

    if (false === wp_script_is('stec-js')) {
        return '';
    }

    ?>
    <script type="text/javascript">
        (function($) {

            $(function() {

                if (typeof $.stecExtend !== 'function') {
                    return;
                }

                $.stecExtend(function(m) {

                    if (m.glob.options.view !== 'grid') {
                        return;
                    }

                    const $events = m.$instance.$grid.find('.stec-layout-grid-event').filter(function() {
                        return 1 !== $(this).data('tickets');
                    });

                    $.each($events, function() {

                        const $event = $(this);
                        const id = $event.data('id');
                        const originalEvent = m.calData.getEventById(id);

                        $event.data('tickets', 1); // prevent double tickets button

                        if (!originalEvent || !originalEvent.link) {
                            return true; // continue
                        }

                        const buttonProps = {
                            'class': 'stec-style-button stec-preview-tickets',
                            'type': 'button',
                            'text' : originalEvent.link.text || 'Tickets',
                            'href' : originalEvent.link.url || originalEvent.link,
                            'target' : '_blank'
                        };

                        const buttonStyle = {
                            'margin-top' : '10px'
                        }

                        const buttonHtml = $('<a></a>', buttonProps);

                        buttonHtml.css(buttonStyle);

                        $(buttonHtml).appendTo($event.find('.stec-layout-grid-event-wrap'));

                    });

                    m.layout.grid.resizeEvents()

                }, 'afterFillEvents');
            });

        })(window.jQuery);
    </script>
<?php
});

Perfect! Thank you

Thanks that works, in this case do i need to use the divi code block and paste the short code there?

Text module or Code module would do

Thanks

Hello,

into buddyboss -> parameters -> activity feed, there are these custom post type declared by Stachethemes Event Calendar: https://ibb.co/cvPMm9W

Thank for your help, regards.

Sorry I just noticed you are talking about BuddyBoss and not BudyPress…

Register labels for the calendar cpts by adding in your theme or child-theme functions.php file:

// Register calendar post type labels
add_filter('register_post_type_args', function ($args, $post_type) {

    $cpt_labels = array(
        'stec_event'     => array(
            'singular_name' => 'Event',
            'name'          => 'Events',
        ),
        'stec_calendar'  => array(
            'singular_name' => 'Calendar',
            'name'          => 'Calendars',
        ),
        'stec_cron'      => array(
            'singular_name' => 'Calendar Cron',
            'name'          => 'Calendar Crons',
        ),
        'stec_esf'       => array(
            'singular_name' => 'Event Submission Form Templates',
            'name'          => 'Event Submission Form Template',
        ),
        'stec_sp'        => array(
            'singular_name' => 'Event Single Page Templates',
            'name'          => 'Event Single Page Template',
        )
    );

    if (isset($cpt_labels[$post_type])) {
        $args['labels'] = $cpt_labels[$post_type];
    }

    return $args;
}, 10, 2);

Hello Stachethemes, thank you so much, it’s working perfectly Best regards.

Hi,

It is compatible with buddypess but we haven’t tested with Youzify.

Hi,

Is it possible to send me a link to your calendar page?

Hi,

Both options are available.

You have the flexibility to either allow or deny users from submitting events. Additionally, you can choose to require event approvals before they are made publicly visible.

Hi,

Repeated events use the same start and end times for each occurrence.

Hi,

1. I am afraid it’s not possible to have variable tickets at the moment. The version 5 will have this option.

2. What do you mean by that? Send by email? WooCommerce already sends confirmation emails

3. No, but I’d like to know more what you want to achieve.

Hello,

1. OK.

2. For example, my customer buys 5 tickets, I need their all 5 attendee names, emails and phone numbers. It would be great to be able to send the tickets directly to each attendee once the payment is confirmed.

3. I would like to be able to show on the ticket, logo of the event, date of the event (some events happen on two days, with different times Jan/1, 10AM-14PM | Jan/2, 13PM-16PM). Show the event address. And each event may have some particularities that if I can create a layout (or theme) for the ticket, it will bee flexible to do.

Thank You!

Regards.

Images are not standard .ics data.

However, it is possible to handle images data via custom hook.