• Reply To: CSV Importing in 3.0

  Ahhh, I think I understand. So you’re recommending I either create a plugin or template which uses the tribe_create_event function? That actually seems a LOT easier than SQL calls and I’m a little embarrassed I didn’t think of that. If you have a recommendation (plugin, template,?) I would very much appreciate it. Regardless, thank you for the feedback! I really appreciate it.
• Reply To: tribe_create_event: category?

  Hi efromdc, What I meant to say is that you can use any of the wp_insert_post args with tribe_create_events. So you can pass in taxonomy args (the event categories are stored as custom taxonomies) like documented for wp_insert_post with tribe_create_events. By default there is only one category box for events included by our plugin. This is the one for event categories. If the default WordPress category box is displaying, you would have to have added … Continue reading →
• Reply To: tribe_create_event: category?

  Im not sure. Because if you use the WP function, doesnt that create a “regular” post category if you specify one…and NOT an “event” category? To elaborate, I was under the impression that after your plugin is installed and activated, there are TWO category columns: One thats stock wp and the other thats specific for events created via your plugin…and your response suggests that that might not be the case, that specifying an event category … Continue reading →
• Reply To: tribe_create_event: category?

  Hi efromdc, You actually can do this now and you don’t need the Pro version. tribe_create_event() ultimately uses http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_insert_post which allows you to pass in a custom taxonomy. Does that help?
• Reply To: tribe_create_event: category?

  Hi efromdc, I don’t believe this is currently possible but I’m checking in with the team. If it’s not possible, we’ll look into getting this added in a future release. Stay tuned for a follow up.
• tribe_create_event: category?

  How do you specify an event category via the function tribe_create_event? It isnt listed at –> http://tri.be/support/documentation/the-events-calendar-advanced-functions-event-post-type/ Note I need this answer for BOTH the “regular” and the “pro” version if the answer is different from version to version Thanks
• Is it possible to create recurring events problematically?

  I see event calendar pro has the ability to manage recurring events. But I will need to do it from a front end form. I am planning to use this function: http://tri.be/support/documentation/the-events-calendar-advanced-functions-event-post-type/#functiontribe_create_event which doesn’t seem to have any recurring event definition. So my question is if I can create recurring events from front end and if yes, how do I do that?
• Reply To: Updating an Event

  Okay, so after playing with the tribe_update_event function for awhile it seems that you simply have to pass the entire date/time variable back in the correct format each time, or it will reset the date. So something like this http://pastie.org/5482011 will work. It is essentially like using the tribe_create_event function each time.
• Reply To: Updating an Event

  Hi Kyle, Did you look at our documentation for this? http://tri.be/support/documentation/the-events-calendar-advanced-functions-event-post-type/#functiontribe_create_event Can you paste the full code you are working with to http://snippi.com/ Thanks, Jonah
• Reply To: Recurring Holidays without date on permalink? Without Multiple Entries?

  One idea as a follow up for auto creating the events on an ongoing basis would be to create some date loops (http://www.if-not-true-then-false.com/2009/php-loop-through-dates-from-date-to-date-with-strtotime-function/) that would loop through each specific holiday and you could call the tribe_create_event() function on the given dates…