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  • #1470246

    Dear Enfold Support Team,

    We are currently using the Enfold theme along with the “The Events Calendar” plugin on our website, https://greifbar-bouldern.de. Unfortunately, events scheduled for the current day are not displayed on the site. (https://greifbar-bouldern.de/startseite/eventsuebersicht/)

    We have already tested for potential conflicts by deactivating all plugins and the Enfold Child theme. However, even with all plugins and the child theme disabled, events for the same day do not appear unless we activate a default theme. This suggests that Enfold may be overriding some of the plugin’s settings.

    In various support threads, we found code snippets intended to prevent such conflicts by stopping Enfold from overriding plugin settings, but these solutions have not worked in our case.

    Could you please assist us with a solution compatible with our child theme, as we rely on regular updates and would like a solution that is sustainable over time?

    Thank you very much in advance for your help!

    Best regards,
    Alisa

    #1470298

    Hey Lars,

    Thank you for the inquiry.

    Which element are you using to display the events? If you’re using the Upcoming Events Dountdown element, please note that this element can display only the original event, not recurring events. You may need to rely on the default plugin shortcodes for this.

    // https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/shortcodes/

    Best regards,
    Ismael

    #1470559

    Hi Ismael,

    Unfortunately, we’re currently using the free version of the plugin, so shortcodes aren’t available to us:

    Currently, we’re using the “upcoming events” element under the “plugin additions” tab. This works perfectly with a default theme, but we’re experiencing issues when using it with the Enfold theme.

    I found as wenn this thread. Maybe it helps:

    Default Template Settings Missing from Event Calendar Pro

    Could you help us with this problem?

    Thanks in advance for your assistance!

    Best regards,
    Alisa

    #1470614

    Hi,

    Currently, we’re using the “upcoming events” element under the “plugin additions” tab. This works perfectly with a default theme, but we’re experiencing issues when using it with the Enfold theme.

    This element is only available in the theme. How are you trying to use it in a default theme? As mentioned above, the element can only display upcoming events, not events that have already started or recurring events.

    Best regards,
    Ismael

    #1470633

    With the default theme, there’s a similar element from the plugin that I can use. Are you saying there’s no solution from Enfold available for our problem?

    #1470637

    Hi,

    If you’re using the Upcoming Events Dountdown element, please note that this element can display only the original event, not recurring events.

    As mentioned above, this is the intended behavior but you can try the filter that another user suggested in order to adjust the upcoming events query.

    add_filter('avia_tribe_events_upcoming', 'fcfc_upcoming_events_query_fix', 10, 2);
    
    function fcfc_upcoming_events_query_fix($query, $params) {
        $query['ends_after'] = 'now';
        $query['start_date'] = null;
        return $query;
    }
    
    

    Thread: https://kriesi.at/support/topic/upcoming-events-shortcode-not-showing-events-that-have-a-valid-date-range/#post-1470477

    Best regards,
    Ismael

    #1470645

    Hi Ismael,

    Thank you so much! The code seems to work perfectly.

    Best regards,
    Alisa

    #1470658

    Hi,

    Thanks for the update. Please let us know if you should need any further help on the topic, or if we can close it.

    Best regards,
    Rikard

    #1470688

    Hello Rikard,
    you can close it. Thanks a lot.

    Best regards
    Alisa

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