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For now this is not possible. The creation and modif date of each event is kept, but not used yet.
So yes, you can submit a feature request. Or create your own filter of course, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41
The header and footer of the events_list do not currently support shortcodes. Fixed here:
I would suggest to look at the logfiles from your outgoing mailserver, the reason for failing to send to that one address will be in there.
Add is already possible. There’s an extra plugin in the contrib folder for this with a readme included. Delete is not possible using that plugin, but that’s easier to implement yourself than the add part.
The problem is: what with events in more than one cat? They would have more than one permalink, then it would be impossible which one to show for e.g. basic [event_list] shortcodes.
What *could* be done: when viewing a single event, I could detect the event id, and based upon that I could show other events in the same category (or categories). But this would only be possible when viewing a single event …
Otherwise I would say to just create different pages for each category, and conditionally show the widget restricted to the same category per page as well.
events/cat/<cat_name> already exists as a permalink
[events_if] only works inside events, not surrounding them.
Not yet, that scope is not possible yet. See here for a list of all scopes:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=18
What you want is e.g. this_month–future
What already exists: 0m–3m (this month and 3 months in the future), maybe that helps? You can do 0m–24m or so, to show 2 years in the future starting from this month
There’s a setting called ‘rss description format’ where you can change the rss content to your liking, it accepts all event placeholders.
Can you explain the use-case for this? So people want to pay more than the admission fee?
Edit: I think I see what you mean. However, the next 3 weeks are incredibly busy for me, so it will have to wait until October …
Thanks for the info, glad it works.
Although the thumbnail size setting has nothing to do with #_EVENTIMAGEURL (if it does, it’s a bug)
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I think you need to add also specify the type like this:
<meta property="og:type" content="article">See http://developers.facebook.com/docs/reference/opengraph/object-type/article
You need to define extra headers so facebook can use those. Eme has a settings where you can define these extra headers. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=707 as an example of the headers. You can find all headers facebook uses here: http://developers.facebook.com/docs/opengraph/property-types/
Yeah … this means you should ask them to make the theme wordpress 3 compliant.
I’m very sorry, but I can’t support all commercial themes (and there are a lot of those behaving badly).
Read and try the second FAQ here:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
It seems your theme is not using the standard wordpress guidelines …
Seems ok to me … then I would think there’s something wrong with either your theme or so … can you post a link? Or send me some admin info so I can check?
Did you check the webserver error logfiles for possible hints?
What are your settings for “default event list format” and “default single event format”?
Anna seemed to have issues with a plugin called “404 Redirected” or so, I don’t know why she used it.
For me it works fine on the latest wordpress, but I’m using the development version of EME of course, maybe that has something to do with it. I’ll try to release that version this evening, so you can just update EME then.
No, don’t change the code. Like I said:
it seems to work just fine, even without changing anything to the addtoany code
Btw, it took a whole lot more coding that I thought, since the images can be cropped or not. So just adding the size to the name of the image doesn’t work as expected in most cases. Anyway, it’s done …
Any luck on this? I would like to release the next version, but if your patch arrives on time I can still include it.
Just for own reference, this sql might help:
select * from wp_eme_events where recurrence_id=0 or event_id in (select event_id from wp_eme_events where recurrence_id>0 group by recurrence_id);or for limiting to e.g. events starting later than 2013-06-23:
select event_id, event_name, event_start_date from wp_eme_events where (recurrence_id=0 and event_start_date> '2013-06-23') or event_id in (select event_id from wp_eme_events where recurrence_id>0 and event_start_date> '2013-06-23' group by recurrence_id);No response, slow website and events plugin not active: I can’t check anything from here, so closing until a response comes.
See eme_settings.php:
– to register the new option when activating the plugin: add a default in eme_add_options(), and add it at the end of the list in eme_options_delete() to delete the option upon plugin removal.
– to update the changed value, add it to the correct “tab” in the function eme_options_register().
– to show (and change) the value in the admin, add it to the correct “tab” in the function eme_options_page(), use the function call eme_options_select() to create your dropdown.
Btw, I just tried
<p>[addtoany url="#_EVENTPAGEURL" ]</p>and it seems to work just fine, even without changing anything to the addtoany code.
And did you try what I mentioned here:
The behavior of EME has not changed in that sense, the placeholder #_EVENTPAGEURL prints the event url as it has always done. Maybe you did some extra customization in the addtoany plugin?
I’ll try it later on as well
Like the list_thumbnail_sizes() function you posted above 🙂
I’ll try to incorporate it. Of course: I accept patches as well, so if you want to create a patch …
Well, I could add this code:
} elseif (preg_match('/#_EVENTIMAGETHUMB$/', $result)) { // Add custom thumbnail filter
if($event['event_image_url'] != '') {
$pstv_thumb = preg_replace('/(.gif|.jpg|.png)$/', '-70x70$1', $event['event_image_url']);
$replacement = "<img src='".$pstv_thumb."' alt='".eme_trans_sanitize_html($event['event_name'])."'/>";
}and add an extra setting to define the thumb dimension. How’s that?
Did you move your wordpress? or changed some seo settings? First try deactivating and reactivating your seo settings. If that doesn’t work, I would need an example url, and maybe once admin access.
Also check no other plugin might create some conflict …
See the last 3 posts here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/calender-widget-shows-index-of-wordpress
You need to follow the steps in
http://codex.wordpress.org/Giving_WordPress_Its_Own_Directory
especially step 7: the index.php file must be copied, not moved.
“scope=today–this_week_plus_one” of course only works if you implemented the code change mentioned above
Hmmm … I see … try this:
As the shortcode says: today–this_week_plus_one, so on Sunday it will show Sunday and Monday (if Sunday is the last day of the week).
Sorry, but that’s not possible. Even so, making the button appear based on custom form info is very hard to code up. So this is not going to happen.
I would suggest to use “0” if you don’t attend. That I can check for the payment form as well.
It should work, of course I implemented more changes so maybe there was a bug afterwards that I fixed … I think you should look at the change for eme_events.php here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/761874/ (the 2 $page_body lines)
well, that’s what the newly code I did above does: scope today–this_week_plus_one, meaning show all events from today until the first day of next week.
Well, no that’s not possible 🙂
I can create a scope of “this_week_plus_one” that shifts the days with one, could that help?
Of a new shortcode that shows the next week at the end of this week, but that won’t help you since your end of week in wordpress is not the end of week that you want …
I think it can be done with 2 remarks:
– paging will not work correctly
– the link will jump to the first future event for the series
So if you’re willing to accept that, I might start on this ….
Although this is also easy to implement, why not just change the first day of the week to start on Monday? This is a basic wordpress feature you know … then you could just use the scope “this_week”
implemented in trunk:
done in trunk:
It’s already possible: instead of using #_FILTER_LOCS in the filter format, use #_EVENTFUL_FILTER_LOCS
I was hoping that using the filter in the link I mentioned, it would add custom sizes to the images upon selecting them. But it doesn’t seem to be the case …
But I don’t see an easy way of implementing your stuff generically as well …
Implemented in trunk, will be in the next version:
* Feature: added placeholder #_LINKEDCATEGORIES: creates a link per category for the corresponding event, linking to a list of future events for that category
Well, as said on http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_image_size there’s a topic that reads “Using the New Image Sizes”, subtopic “For Media Library Images (Admin)”.
If you do that, you should be able to just upoad your image and then choose from the media lib the image with the correct size (bot the featured image and the single event use the media lib for images). I still need to try this myself of course.
Sorry, this got lost a bit.
In stead of doing this, why not just integrate your custom sizes with the media library and then use one of those custom sizes for the event image?
Implemented here:
(remark: please post in the correct forum)
No, this requires a new option to evens_list. It’s not difficult to add, so I’ll try to add it this evening. Moving to feature requests.
Well, something like that. I can add the code to create links per category, maybe that’s enough?
So then, eg. #_CATEGORY_LINKS would create a list of categories which then link to the list of future events for that category. Sounds fair? If so, I’ll move this to feature requests.
You can use the shortcode [events_list] with the option “scope=this_week” to show the events for the current week. Or use “scope=today–this_week” to show only new events from today till the end of the week, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=18
Yes, you can add any button to the rsvp form you want:
Just enter “style=’color: #ESC_CATEGORIES'” in the calendar title, then it will use the name of the category as the style, and you then just need to create your CSS to become the color you want.
If you don’t want the category, just create a custom attribute and use that in the calendar title.
For your hr-question: just set that in the setting “Small calendar title separator”
Yes, you can change the setting for “default event format” (or any “format” setting) in the EME admin panel. See here for the possible placeholders you can use for events (the time placeholders are at the bottom):
either the time on your webserver is off, or the date zone is not set in php.ini. You need to correct this.
See the FAQ at http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
Search for “How do I resize the single events map”
Your CSS is different for the two sites. Disable the “float: left” for http://mebschooloftransformation.com/event-test/ results in the same layout for both, so I assume adding it for the other one will result in the same as well.
Ok, got it. But in the same add_image_size link, there’s also mentioning of how to integrate your custom sizes with the media library. if you do that, you should be able to select those, since the event iomage uses the media library as well.
In the add_image_size link you provided, there’s merntioning of a plugin called ‘simple image size’, maybe that can help you?
Errr … please don’t kneel … just stand up and … argh, I really shot myself in the foot with this one.
Last attempt to save myself: read the answer to the question Rhinodung posted concerning “a faulty back” here: http://www.i-mockery.com/generalzod/askzod.php
That should do it 🙂
Btw, I think the text was on a t-shirt of thinkgeek in the past, but it seems it’s not on the list any more: http://www.thinkgeek.com/tshirts-apparel/unisex/itdepartment/
Read up on the special events page here:
#_EVENTIMAGEURL is for specific images that really are there, not WP-resized versions of it. Those can be used inside the event details of course.
But, if you know the size of the image you want, you can just use that:
<img src="#_EVENTIMAGEURL" width=... height=...>(omit the height if you want it to be resized by the width value automatically)Of course: wp-resized images are also stored on the site, so if you know the url: just use that, no?
The wp_mail integration is there, but not released. I’ll release next week or so …
I don’t know how mailpress uses this, but reubz can maybe answer that.
It should be fine, I already use HTTP/1.1 from version 1.0.12 on. See the changelog:
* Bugfix: make paypal work via https and HTTP/1.1
I will post an example when I retrun from holidays. For now: play with the EMEsetting ‘small calendar title’ and use #_CATEGORIES in there, see above in theposts of this thread.
Hi,
For categories and colors: see http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=690#post-3554
For alerting people: there’s a (manual) email alert feature for outstanding events people have subscribed to. Maybe that helps? In other cases: you’ll have to extract the name+sms info from the wp database and make one yourself, for now it is not supported in the way you want it to. I’m not aware of other wordpress plugins capable of doing sms things.
For the comments question: it can be worked around if using something like facebook comments. Search the forum for facebook integration: http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=48#post-3233 and
If using qtranslate, use the function call eme_translate around $row and $row:
… eme_translate($row) …
… translate($row) …
I haven’t looked at all your code, but I saw this:
WP_Query("s=$s & showposts=-1");Did you include the extra spaces as an example? Because there shouldn’t be any:
WP_Query("s=$s&showposts=-1");And to be honest: I haven’t looked at WP_Query yet, did you try with the examples mentioned above?
You can use the template eme.pot file from here:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/langs
and also any po file you might need.
Just mail me the resulting po and mo files at liedekef [at] telenet.be
#RSVP_ENABLED is to be used inside conditional tags, that can also be used inside the events list. So I think this is not really needed.
I haven’t figured out how to change the end date if smaller than the start date yet, but what I can do: activate the month/year dropdown selector so you can more quickly go to the month+year of your choice.
Also: if the end date is smaller than the start date, it will be set to the start date upon saving, so no worries there.
For the text-entry possibility: I disabled that because you need to enter the date in the correct format for jquery to understand, which is cumbersome.
wp_mail is now supported, see:
The whole list can be changed via CSS, so you need to check the html source.
Also, for the list: header, footer and list entry can be changed in the EME settings, so there you can also do some stuff.
Based on what I see here:
<p>25 Jun 2013 – 09:15Essen Name*: (Required field) E-Mail*: (Required field) Phone number: Seats*:12345678910 Comment: Keep this field blank: (* marks a required field)</p>it seems the #_ADDBOOKINGFORM was correctly replaced by the necessary html, but later on something removed all html from it.
This is either done by a plugin or your theme (css). I see that your theme uses the CSS class widget_box for the div around the event data, maybe that has something to do with it as well.
Ok, the wp_mail function is interesting. If that allows other plugins to play around with it: I’ll try to add it for the next version, it shouldn’t be that difficult to do …
Moving to feature requests, so I can track this better.
Read up on event placeholders here:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25
In short: change the “format” setting of e.g. “Single event formatting” to your liking using placeholders and normal html. For example: you’ll need to add the booking form placeholder #_ADDBOOKINGFORM and #_MAP for the google map.
For the moment no html mails are possible.
And I have yet to hear about sending content to another plugin in order to send mail.
What you can do though: use the csv output, then you have the mail and booking info and you can send mails to your liking 🙂
Due to different implementations per payment gateway, this is not possible for now.
You can give them of course the info of a discount coupon they can use in e.g. paypal.
I don’t know the app … but if it works on the mobile and desktop site, I believe you should look at the theme used.
I upgraded an old version of Events Manager Extended to EME without problems just last week. So either the problem is somewhere in your database access rights or you might need to start over. If you have a dump of your mysql db I can try it here.
As answered in my mail to you:
Seems like you changed the special events page.
Read the part about the special events page here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
Also: deactivate SEO and see if it works then (you can just deactivate it in the EME settings as well).
If it works without EME using SEO: deactivate/reactivate the wordpress global SEO settings.
I recommend (and support) qtranslate though 🙂
For your issue: can you provide a admin user/pwd for me so I can see at your side what is going on?
You can mail it to liedekef [at] telenet.be
An attendee is not linked to a single booking, so showing a payment url for a booking is impossible. It only works per booking, not per attendee.
Multiple event booking is a whole different thing … you can create a feature request for that if you want, but other features still need implementing as well.
See the doc: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=44
WPML should be working (although I don’t really support it because of the bizarre state of their webserver), so I can’t imagine why you would need different categories per language.
However, if you see events using
[events_calendar full=1 category=2]
then they should also show using
[events_list scope=all limit=3 category=2]
Also submit=Filter should change the value of the submit button. What version of EME are you using?
Read the part about the events page here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
Sounds like you changed/deleted the events page.
Read this:
What is EGP? And does either paypal, googlecheckout, 2checkout or webmoney support it?
If there’s one of the supported payment portals support the currency, I’ll include it.
Done in trunk:
There’s not a shortcode for that, I can’t imagine how you would tie that together with a paypal thing.
Is there something wrong with the paypal implementation?
Read the usage here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
And in your case, then read up on all options for the shortcode [events_list] here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8 (there are examples on that page as well)
E.g. put this on a single normal wordpress page:
[events_list scope=past]
or
[events_list scope=all]
How about the booking ID? Is already used when paying via paypal. The booking ID is tied with the event ID of course.
#_BOOKINGS or #_ATTENDEES don’t influence the actual bookings being made, just how it is shown: a list of attendees always shows unique names, but one person can make more than one booking. Sometimes the cause of this is the user pressing refresh or back or so … if you want to avoid that: use the captcha.
Well … everybody wanted wordpress integration, so it’s there 🙂 Indeed they are now ignored and will disappear in a future release.
You can always use the imageurl manually and set the image width/height in the code …
Should be fixed here:
Ok, just mail me the admin account info: liedekef [at] telenet.be
I’ll try to take a look this evening.
Hmm … indeed: while it works locally, it doesn’t work on a remote host.
Try this fix:
Yes, as said in the doc: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=30
Maybe it is not entirely clear, but eme_print.css influences indeed “print” operations (I hardly ever print though …)
events_manager.css is the basic CSS that comes with the plugin. It should always appear in your html source, so that’s fine.
For the eme_print.css and your theme CSS dir: I use the standard wordpress functions get_stylesheet_directory (to check if the css exists) and then get_stylesheet_directory_uri (to show it in the html source). So if you don’t see eme_print.css in your html source, it means get_stylesheet_directory (with “/eme_print.css” appended to it) didn’t find it.
First: it is set per user in your user profile (at the bottom, wordpress ought to do it itself …)
Second: if not set in your profile, the generic wordpress date format is used.
For the time: the generic wordpress time format is used.
I’m not sure I understand what you’re saying here.
First of all: it doesn’t seem to have anything to do with paypal, correct?
Second: the booking price can only be shown *after* you make the booking, how else can I know what price to charge? The event price can be shown by you before or after the booking form, in any of the event format settings.
Third: I don’t think I show the price of any event in the overview when editing events. Where did you see that price info before?
There’s always the documentation.
For events: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25
For bookings: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=27 (I updated it to clarify the placeholders you can use inside #_BOOKINGS:
For booking lists: only the extra placeholders mentioned below can be used, not the standard placeholders for events. The reason for this is that #_BOOKINGS can only be used inside an event format setting (single or list, it is useless anywhere else), so it only shows info when using event shortcodes on pages. And since you’re using an event shortcode, all event placeholders are already at your disposal.
Since the bookings list only appears inside an event, it’s up to you to add the info to the event page.
When using shortcodes inside your page, the template is also kept. So I don’t really understand this reason …
But as said, see the example in the link I provided for shortcodes. The method is identical when using the API function call directly:
<?php eme_get_events_list(“limit=3&category=3&period=future&order=ASC&format=xxxx”); ?>
where xxx is the html encoding of your format.
See an example here (when using the shortcode, but it’s identical):
http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=1578#post-5979
Seems ok. You do know that #_BOOKINGS can only be used inside event format settings (“single event format” or “event list format”), yes? Otherwise it will not be replaced with something you expect.
