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Currently not possible in the frontend, but I’ll see what can be done this weekend (and while I’m at it, I’ll review some of the placeholders for the filterform …)
EME obeys the CSS of your theme, so create a page the way you want it, add CSS the way you want it and press print …
yes, indeed. The shortcode can be set in the “single event format” when editing an event (or globally in the EME settings). So edit an event and search for “single” …
There is no such thing as a template php. The single event format is set in the EME admin interface (either globally or per event).
See the description for that placeholder:
“Not really usefull, unless you use the shortcode [eme_events category=#_EVENTCATEGORYIDS] inside a single event format, resulting in a list of events in the same categories as the one being viewed”The key being “inside a single event format”.
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-2-events/ , search for #_EVENTCATEGORYIDS
Currently that requires database changes, code changes and javascript changes. In a future version, I will add custom fields for a person too (it is on my todo list).
That works for registered users of course. But the other code using eme_get_person_by_post() works too (but maybe I wasn’t clear there: that function finds a eme person with the same lastname *and* email)
An array that only contains 1 id? That means it is not recurrent …
I just tested your code locally: works just fine here.Then either $event_ids or $attendees is empty. Do a print_r on those and an exit afterwards. Check the results. ..
Teaching php is not part of EME 🙂
But by doing the change I proposed in my last link, your code should work as is.eme_get_attendees_for expects only 1 event id, so you should loop there …
But this little extra will help you (allows eme_get_attendees_for to accept an array of event ids too):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1689243/Using eme_eval_booking_form_post_filter this is possible, together with this function to get all events id based on the current event id:
eme_get_recurrence_eventids($event[‘recurrence_id’]);
I thought about that, but the variables are just too much to handle (the number, time of registration, what if the person is no longer free etc …). So that will not happen.
just remove the events plugin (via ftp or cpanel) directory and it willwork again. Then reinstall and retry the change without error this time.
The correct way would be to fix the problem 🙂
But I found the issue: the sending of mail was always attempted upon registration. Check this change to help you (only the first change in eme_rsvp.php should already be enough):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1684529/First check if your mails still appear correctly in the settings (template?). Possibly just press “save” to be sure.
Then: what type of mails? html or text? Upon registration or via the “send mails” functionality? And the corresponding email template settings or text?Normally I wuld say to contact the wordpress translator team, but since someone is already translating in German: contact Joerg Knoerchen (see the file ‘translators’ in the EME plugin dir)
This change should allow “places” to be translated:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1678732/If you export the current wordpress translations, you can search for those strings.
#: eme_rsvp.php:535
msgid “You’re about to cancel the following bookings:”
msgstr “Du bist dabei die folgenden Buchungen zu stornieren:”Concerning the second question: currently this is can’t be changed (an oversight from the past). I’ll add an option for this.
The calendar can’t do that, but you can use the shortcode eme_events like this:
[eme_events paging=1 limit=0 scope=this_week]
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/6-shortcodes/eme_events/I just verified the code, and it seems that the mail is only sent if the event requires approval. I’m not saying that is correct, but if you set the event to require approval, then it should all work.
Check also this change that should fix this:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1677766/Sorry, currently not possible.
Edit: but see if this change helps you:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1677054/The German translation is handled via wordpress glotpress:
https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/events-made-easySo corrections need to be done there.
So we know that it is not the mail settings, that is a good thing 🙂
I assume the cancel is done via the frontend. Is there anything in the webserver logfiles concerning warnings/errors? Anything in the mailserver logfiles when a cancellation is done (this might need the aid of your hosting provider)?You can add custom javascript in the EME setting “Extra html header”.
If you want your code to only be executed on specific things (like singe event and rsvp), figure out a html-element id that is present only there (for the single event: add a hidden span-html tag to your event format for example, idem for the confirmation page) and check on the presence of that html-tag.
In jquery this looks something like this:jQuery(document).ready(function () { if (jQuery('#myElementID').length) { // do my stuff } });How do you send this mail? If it is send by EME: is it the regular confirmation mail, a reminder, a mail sent via the “Send mails” page? If you send a mail via the “Send mails” page, make sure to select the mail type “Booking mails”, the type “Attendee mails” will not replace those placeholders.
Also, if you don’t mind: could you try out the dev-version? The location-part when editing an image is there only initialized when the location-tab is selected, maybe that helps …
See my post from yesterday here: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/firefox-issue-27/
I can’t reproduce for the life of me the problem …
But since you have it with chrome (albeit on windows), maybe I can try with chrome (linux) on your site?The “no events” shows per shortcode usage, not per day in it. So use a scope for each day, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/6-shortcodes/eme_events/ , scope setting “Nd–Md”
Which plugin is it? If a plugin causes javascript problems, they should get it fixed, but I can at least take a look here too …
And here I thought I replaced all those with the correct new naming …
1.8.4 released to fix that. If you can’t wait: change “sort_stringlenth” to “eme_sort_stringlenth” in eme_locations.phpThe javascript errors in your console are your problem. Figure out where those are coming from:
– disable all other plugins, retry, then enable one by one until you find the guilty one
– try with a default theme
Be aware: many people have very old (not maintained) plugins or themes installed and in use, you should never use those …Sounds to me you hava javascript issues. Check your browser console for hints … and also your webserver logfiles for php errors.
These javascript errors are not caused by EME.
You’re blocking access to admin-ajax.php (403 code), you shouldn’t do that. Check why this is happening and fix that first.Also, check this:
https://www.lifewire.com/504-gateway-timeout-error-explained-2622941In EME I’m trying my best to be as low-resource usage as possible, while still being able to handle thousands of events. Do you have a huge homepage with events on it? Or is the homepage not even EME related? How many events do you have etc … ?
You need to check your webserver logfiles for your “internal server error” problem.
For paypal to work and indicate a payment as paid, paypal needs to be able to call back to the server, so for that you need to check your webserver logfiles for lines containing “eme_eventAction=paypal_notification”.
If that arrives you can still activate paypal debugging in eme, see the function eme_paypal_notification in eme_payments.php (see the lines containing log_to_file and/or log_to_email in that function, pretty self-explanatory)You seem to have smtp debugging activated *and* it seems you can’t send mails via your google account. Fix that google-prob first, then deactivate smtp debug and try again.
Hi,
then sorry, but not possible. While I do allow everything to be styled as much as possible, I can’t foresee settings for everything to allow to apply existing styles.
But, using jquery, you could add an existing style to the submit button, an example:$("#blabla").addClass("myclass");The button has a name eme_submit_button, that should be used to style it. You can put custom styles in the EME settings (header-setting in tab “other”), or in a custom CSS file in your child theme, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/9-changing-the-layout-css/
This is corrected in trunk now:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1649257/This should fix it:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1644146You already had #_WAITING_LIST_ACTIVATED (to be used as a conditional), but I added #_AVAILABLEWAITINGLISTSEATS and #_WAITING_LIST_CLOSED in trunk too now.
#_LOCATIONIMAGETHUMB{MyCustomSize} and #_LOCATIONIMAGETHUMBURL{MyCustomSize} use exactly the same code logic, so if one works, the other works.
#_LOCATIONIMAGEURL{customsize} is not supported.I implemented the waiting list feature. Although it will be up to you to move a pending registration off the waiting list (or just approve it). Feel free to contact me to test this if you want.
If godaddy is blocking your valid mails, you should really complain to them …
Anyway, if your regular wordpress can still send out mails, then configure EME to use ‘wp_mail’ or ‘php mail’ and not ‘smtp’ as mail sending method (EME settings, tab ‘Mail’).For stripe (being the exception on the other ones), it is a bit more difficult. But if you set the option “Show custom payment return page” (and set the custom format then too of course), you should be good to go.
This should fix it:
$person = eme_get_person($bookings[0]['person_id']); $event=eme_get_event($bookings[0]['event_id']);If anything else is needed, then please do let me know (it seems you’re the first one to use stripe 🙂 )
Yes, of course it will be in the next version.
Btw: I want to wait for the next version until I implemented a new feature (the waiting list feature)Please check with your web provider for your mailserver logfiles. I don’t see anything wrong in your settings …
See the eme_events shortcode options:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/6-shortcodes/eme_events/Check out the scope option.
And use the limit-option to show only 1 event, or use the eme_event shortcode if you want to show a specific event: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/6-shortcodes/eme_event/For an event, no location info is required. However, if you give a location, it needs a name/address/city.
The location description can be get by using #_LOCATIONDETAILSThen check your mailserver logs … if mails are sent when rsvp is done, then they should always be sent.
EDIT: mails are of course NOT send if the subject OR content of the mail is empty, so you might want to check your settings for those.See the option ‘Use external url for single events or locations’ in the EME settings, tab ‘Other’.
If this is not active, then #_EVENTPAGEURL returns the regular event url if no external url is given, and it returns the external url if one is given.
If this is active, #_EVENTPAGEURL always returns the regular url.
To always return the external url, use #_EVENTFIELD{event_url}, but I recommend to use an attribute if you don’t intend to use it as the real event url.What is not working in your mails? Indeed you need to use the RSVP placeholders, see
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-4-rsvp-mails/Your layout seems nice!
Based on this:
https://html-cleaner.com/features/replace-html-table-tags-with-divs/I think I can come up with a responsive monthly calendar too …
Shouldn’t be too hard to create a new shortcode for that.I don’t know if I’m still on time for you to try the fix 🙂
But this should fix it:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1627032/I hope qtranslate-x stays …
Anyway, I updated the plugin to accomodate newer EME releases, all should be well again 🙂I’m using another plugin now for recaptcha on the registration form. Apparently quite some spam gets through just fine …
Is the EME captcha not sufficient anymore?Hi,
the waiting list is already a request.
Concerning future events: if not sure when/where they will happen (and thus not in EME), that is not a feature I’ll be implementing shortly …Holy …. I just found the problem … in my tests it was ok, but in the final statement some backquotes slipped in 🙁
This is the correct update statement:
UPDATE wp_eme_answers SET field_id = (select field_id from wp_eme_formfields where field_name = wp_eme_answers.field_name LIMIT 1);That means that something has gone wrong for your update.
You should restore the old version of the eme_answers table and execute this manually:ALTER TABLE wp_eme_answers add field_id INT(11) DEFAULT 0;
UPDATE wp_eme_answers SET field_id = (select field_id from wp_eme_formfields where field_name = ‘wp_eme_answers.field_name’ LIMIT 1);And see what is the result …
If you still have this firstDayOfWeek error, something is still being cached (or minified or so).
Please disable all wordpress caching and minifying plugins and try againCan it be you’re caching javascripts or so?
Since your error points to firstDayOfWeek, but that variable has become a translated (replaced) string in 1.7.14 (wordpress replaces it, search for translate_firstDayOfWeek in eme_events.php)
So I’m guessing some javascript caching is used or so …Well, in fact that is the most elegant solution. Maybe a little more efficient: in the repeating events, put the link to the single event in the “external url” setting. That way, when people click on it, they directly go the single event.
Sorry, but this is not enough info at all … here everything works just fine, and you never should be using the special events page directly, but only use shortcodes in regular pages.
Port 587? Then it is encrypted, so for hostname use either
tls://mail.twc.com
or
ssl://mail.twc.comI’m going to create a separate option for ssl/tls to make that easier …
Activate SMTP debugging and try again. If it says there’s a problem when sending mails, it means the settings are not correct. And of course there’s a difference in sending mail from your windows pc than from a server (or is your webserver running on windows too?).
Sorry, currently I don’t see a real solution, except by using just single-day events and use a discount formula if they book for all days.
Indeed … I didn’t change things enough last time around, so this fix should now solve all problems (tested):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1607799/This is expected behavior: excell/openoffice/libreoffice/… will recognize the double-quoted columns correctly.
If you want to analyze results manually yourself, take this into account.
See also: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24018597/adding-a-newline-character-within-a-cell-csvSmall change again: originally the text was to the right of the option/checkbox, so I did it like that again now too (to not impact people that already have these fields in their forms).
Indeed, stricter typechecking is used in php 7.1, and it is correct (I even consider it a bug).
this should fix it:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1603873/Well, it is a bug 🙂
Can you try this (or download the latest eme_rsvp.php from there):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1600848/You’re correct. I thought about it, but then it must’ve slipped my mind again. This fix (based on the previous one) should be better:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1600808/Oh I see … indeed not very nice what was done there 🙂
See this change:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1600627/I don’t pretend to completely understand your example 🙂
But seeing that behavior, it led me to believe some replacement value retained the previous one found. So, could you try this change:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1600114/The code to replace values is identical in both cases, so I can’t say anything concerning this until you show the complete template in both cases (I’m guessing, since you use eme_if4 in the first case, some other if-statement takes precedence).
See the faq on how to integrate EME events into wordpress search results:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/faq/In the next version you can now also customize the location field for an event in the ical feed.
The rest is common good, and adding it for 1 person is over the top …The next version will have this. From the changelog:
* The location placeholders #_PASTEVENTS, #_NEXTEVENTS, #_ALLEVENTS now have an optional parameter so you can decide the sorting order
of the events shown. Default is ASC, so e.g.:
#_PASTEVENTS{ASC}
#_NEXTEVENTS{DESC}
More complex ordering can be used too, see the eme_events shortcode for tipsWhen using multiseats, your logic is correct.
Edit: I removed the other parts of my comment. I just managed to reproduce your case and it is indeed a bug. Let me get that fixed …
Edit 2: in fact not a bug, but I just never thought about that case (the total number not being multi, but the price is)
So, this version of eme_rsvp.php should fix it (contains more than 1 commit):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/eme_rsvp.php?format=txtThe latest changes in that file can be reviewed here:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/log/events-made-easy/trunk/eme_rsvp.phpWell, I don’t see the problem here. You have multiple seat categories with corresponding price categories. For each type you specify the max seats available, and the min/max someone can book in one go. But did you try with just setting the max seats available to 250? You can still keep the price categories …
Drop the “,” everywhere in there, that is not as documented. So:
[eme_events limit=5 notcategory=3 order=ASC template_id_header=4 template_id_footer=5 template_id=1]So it shows 0 as an option? That means you’ve set the minimum amounts of seats to book at 0 too … set that to 1 and it should be ok.
Done for the next version:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1576049/You’re correct. Currently you need to use the DB to get that info.
The next version will allow you to export all people info to a CSV, or print it (like the events table).
Edit, if you want: check out the dev version for this:
https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-made-easy.zipDid you try the dev-version as I asked? I’m deferring most of the js too.
As said: I’m not aiming at more points as wordpress itself has. 90/100 seems just fine.
And I fixed a google maps issue (the google doc said to load it async too, but that fails on chrome), so redownload the dev-version. On my pc with firefox/midori/chrome: all work. Smartphone ok too.Deferring all javascript will cause problems all over the place. Even wordpress.org doesn’t do that, so I won’t either. Currently, on my site I have 90/100 for deferring js on pagespeed, as has wordpress.
Indeed, because it needed further tuning.
The defer plugin is no longer needed, I implemented this myself.
Concerning all the changes: try the dev-version, to be downloaded from here:
https://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-made-easy.zipFor text and textarea you can use the “field tags” part to set a default value (not documented, I really should do that …)
Btw, in eme_events.php, maybe this line needs (occurs 2 times) to change from
echo "<script type='text/javascript' src='//maps.google.com/maps/api/js?".$gmap_api_key."' ></script>\n";to
echo "<script type='text/javascript' src='//maps.google.com/maps/api/js?".$gmap_api_key."' async='async' defer='defer'></script>\n";Did you try my 2 suggestions:
– “Also, the JS for EME can be loaded in the header or footer, footer should be preferred for speed. If you select header, it will indeed always get loaded …”
– “Concerning the render-blocking: in the past I removed the jQuery(document).ready around google.maps.event.addDomListener(window, ‘load’, loadGMap) in js/eme_location_map.js, maybe re-adding that would help.”So, change EME setting to load the JS in the footer already, not the header. and change the lines at the top of js/eme_location_map.js
EME only loads gmail js if needed, see e.g. the code in the function eme_general_footer (in short: only when EME location maps are to be shown on a page).
Also, the JS for EME can be loaded in the header or footer, footer should be preferred for speed. If you select header, it will indeed always get loaded …
Concerning minifying: I personally don’t believe in it, since it combines several JS files into 1 and just changes variables and removes newlines (more or less). I only load the specific JS files where and when needed, and based on the small kb-sizes, it should be ok. But minifying could be done by other caching plugins …
Concerning the render-blocking: in the past I removed the jQuery(document).ready around google.maps.event.addDomListener(window, ‘load’, loadGMap) in js/eme_location_map.js, maybe re-adding that would help.Not sure here, but maybe due to the large amount of markers and the google ‘fitbounds’.
Could you try this version of js/eme_location_map.js :
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/js/eme_location_map.js?rev=1568220&format=txtI style inline there because the map markers have letters too. Maybe that could become an option, but for now …
See your style.css file, this is the culprit part:
.vw-post-content ol li:before { content: counter(vw-li-counter) "."; counter-increment: vw-li-counter; position: absolute; left: -22px; font-weight: bold; color: #222222; }Use some CSS debugger can help you find these things (e.g. firebug)
Concerning the columns question: I’m no css specialist, so sorry there …Also, this is the function call that is happening:
$description = eme_sanitize_rss(eme_replace_placeholders ( $description_format, $event, "rss" ));So maybe the attribute contains something that can’t be shown in rss?
Btw, event can be linked to locations, so you can just use #_LOCATIONID in place of #_ATT{Ausstieg_Ort_ID} (but maybe it is not what you want)
Hmmm … based on http://archive.tinymce.com/forum/viewtopic.php?id=26030
and https://codex.wordpress.org/TinyMCE
I think we need to play with the filter tiny_mce_before_init for it to work ok …
Or, something like:wp_editor( $distribution, 'distribution', array( 'tinymce' => array( 'cleanup_on_startup' => false, 'trim_span_elements' => false, 'verify_html' => false, 'cleanup' => false, 'convert_urls' => false, ), ) );Edit, and since we already use some settings, can you try changing the lines:
$eme_editor_settings = array( 'media_buttons' => false, 'textarea_rows' => 5 );to:
$eme_editor_settings = array( 'media_buttons' => false, 'textarea_rows' => 5, 'tinymce' => array('cleanup_on_startup' => false, 'trim_span_elements' => false,'verify_html' => false,'cleanup' => false,'convert_urls' => false));These lines appear once in eme_UI_helpers.php and 2 times in eme_templates.php
Unfortunately that is the way the wordpress editor just works …
If you type this in the text field (and not the html field), is it not ok there?Btw, you can enter the jquery-stuff in the EME settings (tab ‘Other’, setting headers), so you don’t need to change your template for that directly (and you’re safe when doing upgrades)
Well … you mixed #_LOCATIONIMAGETHUMB{MyCustomSize} and #_LOCATIONIMAGETHUMBURL{MyCustomSize} in your original request 🙂
See if this helps:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1556816/events-made-easy/trunkAlthough, based on your previous report, I think I need to get rid of the eme_general filter there too (and probably for #_LOCATIONIMAGETHUMB, #_EVENTIMAGETHUMB and #_EVENTIMAGETHUMB{MyCustomSize} too …)
Found the problem: I activated the html-editor in the options, so that causes it to be saved with html-converted chars.
I’ve split out the mail templates in a separate section, so we can easily take the option to send html mails into account and disable the html editor if not needed. This version of the eme_options file should fix it (and check your mail templates in the new section afterwards):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/eme_options.php?rev=1553969&format=txtBtw, there’s an easier method: just use [eme_events] with a limit of 1 per page and pagination, and use a template that shows the event “listing” the way you want it for 1 event.
well, wp_eme_events is the default table name.
I advise you to use the function eme_get_events though:function eme_get_events($o_limit=0, $scope = “future”, $order = “ASC”, $o_offset = 0, $location_id = “”, $category = “”, $author = “”, $contact_person = “”, $show_ongoing=1, $notcategory = “”, $show_recurrent_events_once=0, $extra_conditions = “”, $count=0) {
The var $extra_conditions can contain your sub-query (date > $dateOfCurrentEvent)
