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Eek! A followup question for you.

I am populating a Radio Button DS with a list of postIDs (for the values) and post titles (for the texts). No problems with this following your previous feedback. I’m now wondering if two things are possible:

FIRST
I would like to populate a Radio Button DS options with posts that have a specific category (tag_id). The text for each options would come from post titles with a specific tag_id, and the value from the post_id for each title.

For example, I have 20 events. Three of the events have a category of Dance (tag_id is 15). The radio button options should be populated with only posts that have a tag_id of 15:

o Learn to Dance! (post_id:5)
o Intermediate Dance! (post_id:14)
o Advanced Dance! (post_id:19)

In each of those posts I have some custom fields (event_price and event_date):

post_id:1
post_title: Learn to Dance!
event_price: 25
event_date: September 21, 2019

post_id:14
post_title: Intermediate Dance!
event_price: 40
event_date: September 24, 2019

post_id:19
post_title: Advanced Dance!
event_price: 99
event_date: September 29, 2019

If the user selects Intermediate Dance….

o Learn to Dance!
X Intermediate Dance!
o Advanced Dance!

… then the rest of my form should use the Intermediate Dance post_id (14) to populate the other fields:

Event: Intermediate Dance!
Date: September 24, 2019
Price per Person: $40

How many people are going? [ ]

The user can enter a number (say 2) and then I can display a calculated total, or summary, or whatever.

Any suggestions?

Thank you!

Thank you! I went with your preferred solution and it’s working well!

Argh. A cut and paste response, which I’ll admit is more than a little frustrating.

I would have thought that presenting a list of events in an ordered way so people can easily find them (which is a major reason for listing things like events) would be baked in to the plugin. It’s great to have them listed by date, but when you have 10-15 concurrent events running, the ordering needs to be a bit more refined than simply date, then time. I guess “organization” equals “customization”?

Since this is an issue of customization, I’d guess that purchasing the Pro version won’t solve the problem (or you would have mentioned that it’s a Pro version option here) so I’m sort of glad I decided to hold off on the purchase as I’ll now investigate other options.

But thank you for the timely (if canned) reply.

Haha…. Did some more digging and found I could remove:

<div class="updated published time-details">
		<?php echo tribe_events_event_schedule_details() ?>
	</div>

from single-event.php and that does the trick. Really not sure why I didn’t find this earlier…..

Still a problem. They’ll never fix it!

This is STILL an unaddressed problem.

6 months later, and the more.png 404 issue STILL hasn’t been resolved!