Santiago

Hi, thanks for following up.

Answering your question, yes, we do offer a way to manage online events through our Virtual Events feature, but it requires a Calendar Pro premium license.

If you’re using the free version of the plugin, you’re limited to creating standard venues.
If I understand correctly, you’ve set up a venue titled “Online” to represent your online events, is that correct?
That approach should work fine, and you shouldn’t get any errors or warnings due to missing data for that venue. As I mentioned earlier, the $venue validations happen earlier in the code, to ensure it’s an object before the template accesses it.

Have you been able to confirm that the warnings are specifically related to assigning the “Online” venue to an event, or is this an assumption based on the warning messages?
I’m curious to know what happens on the front end when the venue properties are inaccessible. Does the venue data simply not display at all for that event?

To help debug this issue, could you add the following line to the template right after $venue = $event->venues[0];?

error_log('Venue data type: ' . gettype($venue));

This will give us a clearer understanding of the data being passed.

Hi @clayza,
Hope you’re doing well! Thanks for reaching out with this concern.

I’ve double-checked, and leap years seem to be covered. I ran a quick test using the dates you mentioned—January 3, 2024, to March 3, 2024—and it worked just fine.

If you could give me a bit more info about the type of event you need to set up, I can dive in and help you out better.

Best,
Santiago

Hi @riddidagli,
Thanks for reaching out with this question.

You could create a separate email for admins and send it when the email confirmation is being sent.

To accomplish this you can create a custom email template, this is the file you need to look at> wp-content/plugins/event-tickets/src/views/tickets/email.php

You need to create a copy and place it here> [your-theme]/tribe-events/tickets/

Once the copy is in place you can start customizing. I would suggest creating the body and header content for the new email and using wp_mail() so send the email.

Let me know how it goes

Best
Santiago

Hi @tracyemma,
Thanks for reaching out,

While our plugin does not offer this option out of the box, there is a free extension that you can use for that purpose.
https://theeventscalendar.com/extensions/tribe-ext-ticket-email-settings/

Once the extension is in place you will find an extra tab under Events->Settings->Ticket Emails

Let me know if it works for you

Best!

Gracias por tus palabras @rafelpc
Que sea por muchos años mas!

Saludos

Hi @crowdedtent,
Thanks for writing in,

It is not clear to me what exactly is the issue. Could you please elaborate and describe the expected behavior vs the current behavior?

Any additional information will help.

Thanks in advance for your reply
Best
Santiago

Hi @jetxpert,
Thanks for writing in,

From what I see in the console, you seem to be missing this file in your site> wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/vendor/php-date-formatter/js/php-date-formatter.min.js

Could you have a look and let me know if that’s the case?

Best
Santiago

Hi @amagab,
Thanks for writing in,

There is no built in way to do that with the free version of the plugin.
The PRO version includes shortcodes to display the same views in any other page.

If you were to create you own code to display the events you can have a look on our documentation page.
To start with you need to retrive the events with tribe_get_events.
Then you will need to create the html markup to make it look similar to (maybe) the list view.

I hope it helps
Best
Santiago