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All references to ‘<?php bloginfo ( ‘wpurl’ );?>/wp-content/plugins/events-manager-extended’ and similar should be changed to a constant, something like, ‘DBEM_PLUGIN_DIR’, which will not break in non-standard installations.
Then add at the top of events-manager.php (around line 32):
define(‘DBEM_PLUGIN_DIR’, WP_PLUGIN_URL.’/’.str_replace(basename( __FILE__),””,plugin_basename(__FILE__))); //PLUGIN DIRECTORY
well, this was in before my time, so I left it 🙂
But it is a good suggestion! Tx! I’ll take it into the next version.
Totally understood. The original version of this plugin, although ambitious in scope, was quite messy in presentation. I’m very glad you’ve taken it on. I’ve had to make quite a few fixes to get it to work properly, especially in regard to recurrent events and categories.
Ok, I’ve committed the changes for this to trunk. It’s not really worth a new release though, but if you want it, you can do a svn checkout of http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/events-manager-extended/trunk/
For the moment, there’s also a lot of
bloginfo ( 'wpurl' )?>/wp-admin/admin.phpin the code. Is there some constant that gives me the url to wp-admin, or does that need to stay the same?
Tx again for the tip!
I haven’t tested it but there’s a WP function called admin_url() that should return the URL.
I’ll send you a zip file of my version of the plugin. Please email me at XXXXXX, and delete this email from the post if you can.
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