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hi there!
may not be a bug (might be my own problem or something), but it’s the closest category i found 🙂
when i go to the event details page in my theme, the nav element (using wp_nav_menu) for “events” changes to the event title. i switched to the default (twentyten) theme and got the same results. i have permalinks set to custom; changing them to default doesn’t help.
i notice this doesn’t happen on the events manager plugin site, however, and it appears to also be using twentyten. any ideas?
thanks much!
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Maybe you’re using a custom menu? I just tried it, and then I seem to have the same “problem”.
It seems the problem is related to this function in dbem_events.php:
function dbem_events_page_title
and maybe to the 2 “add_action” calls below that. I need to check this out.
Ok, it seems to be an issue with the wp_nav_menu implementation: it seems the title of the page is taken into account (set by the add_action(“the_title”,..) call in dbem_events.php and used in the templates.
There’s no programmatorical way around it, but there is a workaround:
– make the “Events” page hidden again (or whatever you choose to be the Events page, see the Settings in Events), as a result it won’t show up in the menu anymore
– create a new events page (with wathever title in it) and use the shortcode [events_list] to show the events (for the parameters to this shortcode, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress)
– add that new page to your custom menu
great! works perfectly; thanks for your help!
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