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Yes, the admin can change the registration, see “Change registration” in the EME menu. If you don’t see that link, check the rights in the EME Settings page, subtab “Access”
If there is no registration, EME can’t accept payments for the registration of course.
So in this case: you can either activate the “approval” option, and when people actually pay then approve it (and set the payment status to paid, this happens automatically if they pay online).
Or you can check on a daily basis who registered and decline those that did not pay (also via EME).
In fact, you need to review your business process in this case, EME can’t do that for you.
Done in trunk: “the creation and modif date can now be shown for the bookings list (when using #_BOOKINGS) via 2 new placeholders: #_BOOKINGCREATIONDATE and #_BOOKINGMODIFDATE”
Ok, I found it: it was in fact the “ESC” that wasn’t being implemented for #_BOOKINGS.
Now it is, see here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/681557
For your case (since it’s a number anyway), just use “#_SPACES” instead of “#ESC_SPACES”
Well … you use it inside an events tag, so all the placeholders get replaced for that first, and the unknown placeholders get replaced with nothing. Since for events, #_SPACES doesn’t exist, it will thus be empty. I need to see if I can change the code for that.
Edit: not true, I already check for that and leave unknown placeholders alone. But so #_SPACES will not be replaced … I need to check/test this, this is all untested stuff.
Well, I looked through the code again, and I do allow shortcodes to appear in any placeholder. Any shortcode present is evaluated *after* all placeholders have been replaced with their values, so in your case: it probably will work 🙂
It seems your theme also ships phpmailer, instead of using the WP one. That’s causing this issue. Talk to your theme guy.
Already possible with #_EVENTFUL_FILTER_CATS , see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=28
Currently not possible. And since multiple payment methods are possible (paypal, 2checkout, …) it’s very difficult: only if one payment method is choosen it would be possible. But then this needs to be done very different as it is now …
Sorry, “long_events” is for multiday events. In your case: doesn’t exist, since every recurrence is really an event. Moving this to feature requests (but it’s not an easy one).
Ok, fixed with some extra cleanups here:
I ust checked the code and I see that the #_RECURRENCEDESC doesn’t take the WP preferences into account for date-ranges. I’ll change that (moving to bugs for this).
And I’m confused: either it is a multiday-event, or it is a recurrent event. I think you want a multiday-event, if people should write up for the full month.
For already expired events appearing: check your event definitions, either the end-date is not set, or (typically for recurring events): you confused the end-date for a “single” occurence with the end-date of the recurrent series.
Hmmm …. why don’t you just adjust the price itself then?
I could add something similar to that, but that’s a feature request you’ll have to make.
The paid field will be added in the next version, concerning point 2: seems to be working just fine here.
This has been solved over mail, but for those curious:
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Did you read
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-setup-paypal-ipn-to-show-paid-status
?
The link given to paypal upon payment received is this one:
$ipn_link = $events_page_link.$joiner.”eme_eventAction=ipn”;
So you should look in your webserver logfiles for requests ending with “eme_eventAction=ipn”. If these don’t arrive, IPN will of course not function. If they do arrive, they are (or should be) handled by the mentioned function eme_paypal_ipn(), where you can activate logging for debugging.
==> if you have another IPN link set fixed in paypal, it might override this one.
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FYI – I think it is now working.
However not immediately able to discover what may have fixed the problem.
Here’s what I did:
1. I changed the eme config to paypal merchant ID instead of paypal email.
2. created a NEW event using new settings and did a test payment. Came through fine.
Every WP user can always access the admin interface, even though with limited (or no) access.
In the admin interface, EME settings tab “Access rights”, you can set access rights for just about anything concerning EME (including “List events”). You need to play around and test these a bit, but it will help you along.
For paypal, you need to turn on “IPN” for it to work (Instant Payment Notification).
See also http://wordpress.org/support/topic/how-to-setup-paypal-ipn-to-show-paid-status?replies=17
Only via the admin interface: give them the capability you’ve set for “List events”, and then the contact person should only see his “own” events and should be able to click on the CSV link.
I’ll release a new version this evening. For now, the fix is here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/error-message-when-adding-new-event?replies=2
I will, but for that I need to integrate the new paypal SDK in my code … see
https://www.x.com/developers/paypal/documentation-tools/paypal-sdk-index
Et voila, this change should do it:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/674331
Feedback is appreciated.
Yes, unfortunately. But I moved this to feature requests (I lost track of it in the past) and will try to implement this for the next version. So keep an eye on this thread.
If you look at lines 26-30 here:
and just apply these lines in the file eme_rsvp.php, in the function eme_paypal_form (starting at line 1450).
In fact I’m thinking about including this in the next version … just some extra settings to create/check 🙂
Read about the initial usage (and the special events page): http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
You can use conditional tags to test for the seats available and only show the booking form if >0, or a text of your choice otherwise.
This has been implemented in the current released version (1.0.15), with extra options to the [locations_map] shortcode.
In trunk: default currency, price and “Require approval for registration”.
Payment method: by default every method with settings set, will be selected.
Edit: the “Allow RSVP until” can now also be given a default value.
The booking placeholder is in the current released version, and the trunk version contains the last thing needed:
the booking format now also can use #_PAYED to show the payed status
So closing this
And about the event image: use the #_EVENTIMAGE placeholder in the event format settings. See the documentation: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25
Expand the width of the widget? Your widget is at 280px, but you forgot to expand the table:
<table class='eme-calendar-table '>By definition, a table doesn’t take more space as it should; if you want it wider, you need to put a CSS to it.
You can enclose the #_BOOKINGFORM placeholder inside a conditional tag, and then check the day/time with it, see:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24
Also: please don’t post in the “Official announcements” for this, use another forum part.
It’s just a regular WP page, but: in the EME settings you need to point to this page. And since you can only point to one page, your method of creating multiple pages will not work.
bbpress sucks: sometimes the cookies need to be deleted manually before I can log in …
Events into posts: not for now, waaaay to much work 🙂
This evening I’m updating the code for locations to use the gallery as well (it’ll still work for current uploaded images) and clean up some code than can no longer be used then (for uploading images, and some media js-includes), after which I’ll require 3.5 as minimum WP version.
That is the default: to show it to everybody. I guess you’ve used conditional tags somewhere in the event format settings to disable it for non-wp members.
See the example here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=40
The [events_filterform] shortcode needs to be on the same page as the [events_list] shortcode, because the [events_list] shortcode is influenced by it.
It just has to be a page that you created in wp, but for the rest all the comments in the link apply.
Ok, try this change (only for WP 3.5):
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/670582
Edit: now the same needs to be done for locations 🙂
Also read this here:
Btw, I edited the doc to indicate this, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
I’m guessing your settings are all wrong here. The booking form should never show when clicking on events. I’m guessing your EME setting “Events page” is not correctly filled in (and read the text alongside the setting).
Read the following concerning the EME setting “Events page”:
The content of this page (including shortcodes of any kind) will be ignored completely and dynamically replaced by events data
Meaning: the setting should point to a real page, that is not to be used inside your menus.
So: in the EME settings, the page should point to a real page that you NEVER touch or change (all content is being ignored).
To show event data: create other regular WP pages and put your shortcodes in there.
I think it needs to be
http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/how-to-hook-into-the-media-upload-popup-interface
combined with
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/howto-integrate-the-media-library-into-a-plugin?replies=2
(the 3.5 method reloads the page, not what you want when inserting a new event)
Ok, I found this:
http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/how-to-hook-into-the-media-upload-popup-interface
Edit, for WP 3.5 there’s this:
http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/how-to-add-the-wordpress-3-5-media-manager-interface
http://shibashake.com/wordpress-theme/how-to-add-the-wordpress-3-5-media-manager-interface-part-2
Yes, I found those in the past as well. The issue is that the wordpress media uploader doesn’t support 2 instances on one page: when applying your mentioned solution, the “insert into post” would always update the url for the event image, even when doing a media upload inside the rich html editor.
This is now in the development version:
“you can now activate SMTP debugging if you have issues when sending mail via SMTP”
I tested it my deactivating EME, then you still have the same issue with the rich editor for normal pages and posts. So this is unfortunately not a EME issue, but more a general wordpress issue. I would recommend to really reinstall all wordpress files.
For the booking mailing “error” issue: this has nothing to do with the rich editor issue, nor with the mailing issue in itself. You really should use the correct smtp settings your provider gives you. The error itself will be correctly shown in the next version, but it will still be an error if you don’t use the correct smtp settings.
You have the same issue as
So probably what that guy did solves it for you too:
“Never mind, I just overwrote the WP-Admin and WP-Includes folders and it fixed my problem”
The wordpress Media library is only accessible from within the rich html editor …
if you can find me a method of accessing it directly and using that info, I’ll be more than willing to integrate the code.
For duplicating an event, I’ll see if I can just copy the existing image.
Concerning the phpmailer error: in the past wordpress had issues with the smtp class, so I copied it locally and corrected it. But since then, they updated their phpmailer so probably the error is solved, and I just can delete the class-smtp.php file locally. That might solve the phpmailer issue, but I need to check it, moving to Bugs for this.
– Yes, your provider can help with the smtp settings you should use (or you can try to use the php mail() function, that’s also an option for EME)
– No, the phpmailer error issue will not be solved by a re-install, it’s a bug in their class (I think). I’ll try to reproduce and see what gives.
– Regarding the visual editor: it should just work. what does your browser error console say? Or mail be a admin login so I can check: liedekef [at] telenet.be
Which version of wordpress are you using?
Also: the fact that wp-includes/class-phpmailer.php gives an error, should be reported to wordpress (it’s their phpmailer class). Now the fact that the class wants to show an error means your smtp settings are not correct, you should check which smtp server your webserver can use.
Concerning the visual editor not working: either an old version of WP or some other plugin is causing jquery errors (look in your browser console for this).
Concerning the usge section: you’re right, it should be removed and point to the doc site:
For those interested: WPML doesn’t seem to be a free plugin anymore, so I can’t support it. If somebody gives me the needed changes, I can incorporate them, but otherwise no WPML support will be done.
Correction: “link” doesn’t do anything anymore, you need to change the format in “Default location list item format” to your liking (I edited the doc at http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=42 to reflect this)
I didn’t get response but anyway, try this:
I’m assuming you mean “Is there a way to stop people adding/modifying locations from with the add/edit event window”?
I’m moving this to bugs so I won’t forget it.
Current logic: when adding/editing a location in the location window, the permissions are checked.
But: when in the add/edit event window, you can always add a new location. It’s a small addition to the code, but will need to wait until this evening 🙂
How did you get the event info on that page (what shortcode did you use)?
I’m thinking that just changing
$destination = eme_event_url($event)."#eme-rsvp-message";to
$destination = "#eme-rsvp-message";should work …
That means that in the current development version the first and second layout I suggested in my post above are now possible, and so it will be available in the next version.
Well, I have something like this ready, but I’m still thinking about the best way to show it (the letters A,B,… correspond to the locations on the map):
A. Location 1
- event 1
- event 2
B. Location 2
- event 3
- event 4
...or:
A. event 1
A. event 2
B. event 3
...or:
- event 1 at location name 1
- event 2 at location name 1
- event 3 at location name 2
...In all cases the map will still show the location info like you specified it, not event info directly. For that, you can use the locations details, and use in there the code “[events_list location=this_location]” to show a list of events on that location (and all other usual options)
Edit: the first and the second layout are now possible in trunk
Something like [events_locations] or [locations_map] ? It’s already there … see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=42 and http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=38
It’s there you know 🙂 See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25
For each event you can upload an image, and then use that image using #_EVENTIMAGE. This has been in the released version for almost a year now.
Not really no … and we’re at 1.0.12 🙂
And 1.0.13 is around the corner 🙂
Concerning your issue: since it seems stuck at google maps, maybe you should check the internet access, maybe there’s an issue there since google maps work via the google api (so it connects to google sites for stuff).
And I just tested this on my public site: no issues in speed there.
Hmmm … probably a change of mine that f..d this up again 🙂
I’ll take a look this evening.
Btw: if using qtranslate: I recpmmend updating to trunk already then (since I managed to break that too in 1.0.8 and 1.0.9)
Ok, I found the issue and it is indeed a bug 🙁
I fixed it here, please do try it:
EME itself doesn’t care about the qtranslate version, it is qtranslate itself that does all the work (adding extra fields and such). For the moment I run 3.5.1 with the qtranslate plugin 2.5.32, and I get that warning. I can click it away and everything works just fine.
Now I’ll upgrade to qtranslate 2.5.34 and see what happens.
confirmed and fixed here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/662885
You have to read the qtranslate warning:
The qTranslate Editor has disabled itself because it hasn’t been tested with your WordPress version yet. This is done to prevent WordPress from malfunctioning. You can reenable it by clicking here (may cause data loss! Use at own risk!). To remove this message permanently, please update qTranslate to the corresponding version.
This is not a EME problem …
Read this: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=44
You need to use “#_FIELDxx” and replace xx with the ID of the field created.
One person entering info for e.g. 30 others will take more time than those 30 entering it themselves.
Anyway, I say what you want, but it is not possible with EME like that.
What I suggest: let one person reserve as many spaces as they want, and ask in a text field for the info of all the attendees, or just create some form fields where you ask e.g. “how many of the people you reserved for have more than x year experience” and such, and in another field ask all the names, etc …
I can’t help you with the export, so sorry …
I don’t know all the current EM shortcodes, so I imagine that they will not all be the same.
In the past EM could be replaced by EME, but that’s a long time ago. Since then EM has moved away from it’s current DB (as has EME) and many more changes happened.
Most of the EM shortcodes can probably be replaced with EME ones, but you’ll need to check each.
And yes, normally both plugins should be able to be installed together (since I made a great effort of renaming all EME functions just for that).
if you’re unfamiliar with databases, maybe the easiest thing would be to just manually copy over the data …
since mailing seems to work, I guess it’s more an issue with the email of the contactperson. Did you check the mailserver logs?
I could help with creating an import function, but I never tried exporting the data from Events Manager, so I can’t help you there. Maybe you can look at the database schema?
So, using SMTP it is working fine? Then I think php mail() is blocking you somewhere.
Have you checked your webserver logs for errors?
I’ll try later on using php mail myself, but that code hasn’t changed in quite a while …
Example url, list of plugins you use? And also: WP and EME version?
Also, read this: http://www.simonbattersby.com/blog/plugin-to-stop-wordpress-adding-br-tags/
and this: http://sww.co.nz/solution-to-wordpress-adding-br-and-p-tags-around-shortcodes/
it’s a known wp issue …
Firebug to the rescue: it is caused by maxmag/style.css, line 2753:
#content-area ul li,
#content-area ol li {
margin-left: 50px;
padding: 5px 0px;
}
The 50px are causing you trouble.
well, no in fact … that can’t work (or it should not be able to):
eme_event_url is a function that needs $event as a parameter. And “use_paypal” is only checked as a $_POST variable, not in the url itself (for paypal: set this in the “edit event” settings for that event).
So in your case, it should be:
$destination = eme_event_url($event);
But again: this is something you should take up with the theme developers.
Well, apparently it seems to be redirecting
http://www.brackleypoker.co.uk/events/6/brackley-wine-bar-february-tournament/#eme-rsvp-message
to
http://www.brackleypoker.co.uk/eme-rsvp-message
so, I can only assume that the theme is rewriting all url’s to include the weird “#!” and then redirects to the part after the “#”.
Might that not be an option to the theme somewhere? Or maybe a new version can fix this? Can you not ask them for this support? Because I’m guessing other plugins will face similar issues.
Edit: I just tried a temp version of the theme (which I immediately deleted again, to not get into trouble) and it seems to work locally, although upon submit the “#!” is not present any more (and that might lead to layout issues). So again: it’s up to you and the theme maker to figure this out further.
Or if you want: leave out the “#eme-rsvp-message” with the $destination variable and see what gives (although I don’t recommend to change the code). If it works, again: it’s up to you and the theme maker to figure this out further.
Could you try the following? Change in eme_rsvp.php the line 43
from:
$destination = "?".$_SERVER['QUERY_STRING']."#eme-rsvp-message";to:
$destination = "#eme-rsvp-message";And even, to be more correct (other try):
$destination = eme_event_url($event)."#eme-rsvp-message";And do this also on line 134
I’ll try it out locally as well, but I don’t have access to the Gleam theme, so I can’t test that.
Blank page: typically means a php error occured. Look in your webserver logfiles for possible errors.
I think you misunderstood me:
You need a to set an Events page in the EME settings, that’s used to render any and all event info into. Any real content on that page is ignored (even other shortcodes).
Then create another regular page with the example I mentioned above:
[events_list limit=5 paging=1]
This should fix it, could you try and confirm if it works?
You need a to set an Events page in the EME settings, that’s used to render any and all event info into. Any real content on that page is ignored (even other shortcodes).
Just create a regular page and use a shortcode there:
[events_list limit=5 paging=1]
Using conditional tags, you can check wether or not an event has the info you want it to have, but that is when displaying events.
In the backend, I will never limit the event creation to one country, simply because you can always work around it.
So: this is and will not be possible.
I test the plugin using several different themes (some which had problems in the past) and they all seem to work fine, but I can’t test commercial plugins since I would need to pay for them. And since you pay them support already …
Then your theme is doing something fishy. What theme are you using? And again: please open a new thread for future issues, it is not very handy to re-open old threads.
Never mind: I see that you’re using a commercial theme called Guesthouse, so you should turn to them for support on this matter, since I can’t support commercial themes.
Confirmed and fixed here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/653096
This should do it: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/652666
You’re missing a number of options, make sure you have the latest version of the plugin installed and that are plugin files have been correctly updated. According to what I see here, you’re missing at least “Toegangsrechten” as part of the settings, and that has been in there since version 1.0.0.
Are you sure you’re using “Events Made Easy”, the renamed plugin that used to be “Events Manager Extended”?
Again: make sure you have the latest version of the plugin installed and that are plugin files have been correctly updated.
It’s not translated yet, so even in the Dutch version it is called like that. It is in the EME settings in the WordPress admin panel.
See this in the changelog:
One thing to note is the new capability in the Settings menu (called “List events”). All your event admins need this capability added to their role, otherwise they can’t see the list of events anymore (due to wordpress being so strict in capability checking, I can’t add multiple capabilities to a menu entry, so sorry about this change).
Ok, I found it; the error happened here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/649391/events-made-easy/trunk/eme_events.php
where, due to copy/paste or so, eme_event_url got replaced by just event_url … sig …
Fixed here:
I just was able to reproduce it here, and see my error log:
[Sun Jan 13 12:42:29 2013] [error] [client 127.0.0.1] PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function event_url() in /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/eme_events.php on line 3537
==> the weird thing is that almost no differences are present between 1.0.5 and 1.0.6 … I need to check this. The function event_url() is present in the file eme_functions.php for quite some time already, so somehow eme_events.php stopped including this or so???
Hmmm … “internal server error” means you have to look in the logfiles of the webserver for more information.
I haven’t changed that part of the code in quite some time, so it should still work. Anything in your logfiles? And can you provide a live link?
Confirmed as a bug and fixed here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/651613
Well, you can set an event private, and then only members can see it. Of course, if a member logs out of wordpress, he will see the public one, so I don’t think it makes much sense to hide the public event to members. You can try to use conditional tags if you want (http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24 ), so you can hide everything for one event from the public, e.g. put this in the “Single event format” for an event:
[events_if tag='#_IS_LOGGED_IN' value='0'] This is a public event: #_NAME, #_ADDBOOKINGFORM [/events_if]
You could even create a public event with a link to the private event:
#_NAME, #_ADDBOOKINGFORM, #_MAP, ...
[events_if tag='#_IS_LOGGED_IN' value='1'] You seem to be a member, so you can go here for a discount: <a href="#_EVENTPAGEURL[22]">here</a> [/events_if](with 22 the ID of the private event).
Multiprice will come later on (it’s a feature request), but price based on membership is yet another thing 🙂
If they don’t pay, they can’t get back … it’s a bit like buying something: you tell the storekeeper to keep it in reservation for you but you never pay for it.
But the paypal thingie should work though …
If you want that, add the need for approval to the event, so they will not be approved until someone approves them in the backend interface.
You can’t. As said: the #_ATTENDEES gives a list of attendees, not bookings. Since the custom fields are per booking, I can’t show these in the list of attendees (imagine if one person books twice: which booking values would be shown?).
A new placeholder is needed to show the list of bookings not grouped by person, and then the extra fields can be shown.
