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This should fix it:
This should fix it:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1553141By default, that field was meant to totally replace the single event itself.
So clicking on that will redirect to the value of that url field.
If you don’t want that, use attributes, define your own fields and create your own link (see the doc).Sorry, but that is currently not possible (previous/next is a concept, some want it by date, some by entry time or last change …)
Well, I would say: check the doc at http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-2-events/ (search for “CATEG” or so)
That particular placeholder returns the category nameshttp://…./events/cat/catname
(replace http://…./events with your events page url, and “catname” with the name of your category)Although I understand your problem, the attendance-feature works as intended (to indicate whether or not you’ll be present for a certain event).
But, by using this version of eme_rsvp.php:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/eme_rsvp.php?rev=1536510&format=txtfor multibooking && attendance events, the empty seats won’t get stored unless you use the (now documented …) option register_empty_seats=1 (default=0) for the shortcode eme_add_multibooking_form. This changes the default behavior, but I think it is more logical …
See the doc for extra formfields:
Just check the generated html, and in stead of using #_FIELD{xx} in the registration form format, put in the generated html yourself (and add the ‘hidden’ attribute to them).
It is not directly possible in EME itself, but using some jquery you could prefill the form with values from the url. The jquery can be defined in the EME settings, tab “Other” (headers-setting).
The next version of EMEFS allows to manipulate more event options, in this case the all_day property:
EMEFS::property(‘all_day’,’binary’)The readme.txt will show more info
yes, the rest is in the readme.txt file (someone at wp said that the changelog in readme.txt became too big).
I’ll make a reference to readme.txt in the changelog.txt file.For such a good cause, I will of course help 🙂
Has it been solved in the meantime? Since I see november tours on that page.
Also: watch out for caching plugins, they might do weird things.#_AVAILABLESPACES is for events, not for an attendee list.
What you can do (and what I do sometimes) is use something like this in an event list template:<li><a href=#_EVENTPAGEURL>#_{l j F Y} #_STARTTIME</a> (#_RESERVEDSPACES reserved, #_PENDINGSPACES to approve, #_AVAILABLESPACES available)<br/> #_ATTENDEES </li>The list of events is now ajax-based. So if the list is empty (and I assume you have events), it means you have some kind of javascript error on your page preventing the table (served via jquery) to work. Check your browser console for info (or send me a temp admin account).
Also, make sure no caching plugins interfere (just to be sure …)
Concerning the option to register customers from the backend: that is now also in the list of events (when it shows of course) by clicking on ‘RSVP’ then (also when looking at approved/pending registrations, but I assume that list will be empty for you too now).Correct. Could you check if this small changeset solves it for you:
Indeed (even some previous versions even …).
Can you test this change (or download that version of eme_rsvp.php):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1500129/1.6.10 is no longer supported.
But: do you have a mailserver running on localhost? Is it listening on the port you specified? Do you need SSL or TLS?It is weird though, on ‘localhost’ that line isn’t needed (session seems to be auto-started …), but thanks for the heads-up!
Could you try if this fixes it for you:
Just create a new page and point EME to use that as special Events page in the EME settings.
Then change your current page called special-events to have the layout you want using shortcodes, placeholders, templates, … I’m guessing in your case just using [eme_events] on that page might already do what you want.
Just as FYI: that warning to not use the special events page in your menu has been in the doc from almost day 1, and also in the EME settings it is mentioned …I spend hours and days on the doc, that’s why I would like people to use it before asking questions.
I don’t have ANY analytics on my site as well, I don’t care about hits or being high in rankings. But I do like people to be able to solve small issues on their own, so I point them to the doc.That’s why I create doc. To not need to explain the same all over.
If you can’t find in the doc the submenu “Placeholders” and then “Location”, then yes, you should give up.
Edit: even moren the “search” function on this site is there for you to find info to. Typing “location” or “placeholder” in it would’ve gotten you to find it too.Because that page explains everything you can use on a rsvp form. The rest is in other documentation, at your fingertips from the Documentation link in the menu or the Documentation drop down on the right.
Your format of your rsvp form is wrong. Looking at the html source of your page I see the form is there, but no #_SEATS, userinfo is being asked for, nor a submit button so there’s nothing to show. Please check your format.
Also: check your html code with a validator, I see lots of html-tag nesting errors in it.If you never used it, an attribute doesn’t exist.
So check your format settings and templates for #_ATT{xxx} and remove the one you no longer want.You can use event and location placeholders in rsvp mails too. See the doc (I added the “and location” part there too): http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=27
The front end can use a captcha. Activate the captcha option in the settings and include in your frontend template the captcha field by using EMEFS::field(‘captcha’) there.
See the FAQ: https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-made-easy-frontend-submit/faq/
Edit: I also recommend to put some security on your wordpress page for the frontend submit. The plugin can require people to be logged in into wordpress for this, or simpler: put a wordpress password on that page.In EME once an event is deleted it is deleted, no trash box. I think there’s something seriously wrong with your database, or you have some front-end activated where people are spamming you with new events (though unlikely).
You say you entered 8 events, and was it already like that before? Because you said you just installed EME, so somehow either this started after you entered your events, or they were there already.
In EME settings, you can activate a setting to remove all EME tables upon deactivation. I suggest you use that option, deactivate/reactivate and the re-enter your events.I only add 3 events as a demo … maybe some old DB table was left and eme took it in …
But: put all on 1 page, search on “New York” and you can then delete all in one goThe next version will have a shortcode eme_holidays with 1 param (id: the id of your list) and will return a simple html output for your holidays list.
Since the holidays are already a list you have to provide, you should reuse that one. Currently the holidays is for calendar and event list purposes only, not standalone.
Btw, you *can* use
[eme_events location_id=#_LOCATIONID]
in your location profile, which will give you a list of all events at that locationThe word “(#_EVENTNAME)” is in your single location profile, delete it there. I don’t add that word by default.
This is not a bug. A location has no knowledge about an event (what if more events happen at the same location)?
Indeed a use-case i didn’t think about. The next version will go back to the event registration window if the timer passed.
Btw: even if enter the coordinates, you must enter something for the address info (even if the naming is meaningless), otherwise the map won’t work.It has been like that for quite some versions you know …
I installed the free plugin, activated it (no learning phase) and then tried subscribing: no issue with the confirmation page.
However: I do a “double” post to the same page to avoid F5 or page-refresh to resubmit the form (the second post is a post with just the resulting message), maybe that’s causing it for you …
The wordfence guys should be able to help you. It is most probably a false positive, but if not I’d like to know the reason too of course 🙂If it works in firefox, then it is like I said. And I don’t have any safari to test even.
Now I checked your site. Some issues:
– don’t minify the eme javascript files, in fact start without minifying anything
– you include google maps, but without the key (probably the theme doing this?) causing javascript warnings (I think that is causing the price not to be updated dynamically)And the site works in firefox, chrome and IE (tested those 3 here), so it is safari and or CSS/html related …
Btw: the reason why I’m telling this is because EME doesn’t check for browser/mobile/anything. It generates the same code everywhere.
If it appears on another browser, then it is either CSS related or your theme has some html issues. Does the sourcecode of the page contain the event listing?
Seems indeed a bug. Can you test this changeset:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1476101/I just tried this here with a slug http://localhost/wordpress/events/359/testØ/
The slug gets correcly changed to http://localhost/wordpress/events/359/testo/ when saving the event, so it seems to be working just fine here …Btw, if you get any feedback from Stripe on how to do this, I’ll be happy to take it into consideration. I could include the name in the form as a hidden field ….
That’s something you need to take up with Stripe (the email=>customer creation), since I use their API to create a payment and if they don’t use their own email value as email for a customer it means they have a bug …
Creating a stripe customer will return a stripe customer id, meaning that later on you could use that same id again. Currently EME doesn’t support that. I could always just create a new customer but I don’t think stripe would like that …Ok, based on https://stripe.com/docs/checkout
I found that you can pass data-email to the form.This was not done before btw 🙂
So, check this out: https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1466469/Concerning the second prob:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1466433/Concerning your first problem with the “x”: could you do a force-refresh of your page first? I think you have a javascript caching issue there …
I’m looking into the second problem now.Currently I’m following the stripe API code examples … didn’t see anything resembling email address in there:
https://stripe.com/docs/chargesAccording to stripe:
https://support.formstack.com/customer/portal/articles/1899106
this means that $0.00 is being sent to Stripe
Now this is not really possible, as I check beforehand if the price is >0Could you test the dev-version? Some booking form fixes are in there, maybe it helps you.
Hmmm … it seems an old bug resurfaced here.
Please check if the changes mentioned in the changeset below solve it for you (I had some php warnings to fix):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1465560/My email is in the plugin description …
But: even if I pay, I won’t be able to see your webserver logfiles, you still need to check that outI just made a test reservation (please do delete it), and it seems to work ok until the step before payment. If you are using stripe and it fails with a blank page, it means php is throwing an error and halting on stripe functionality. Check you webserver logfiles for errors, a hint will be in there as to why it fails.
Can you give a demo on that? If I test e.g.
http://localhost/wordpress/events/?eme_pmt_result=succes&event_id=6
(replace the event id with your own), then it works fine here.
That setting is only used after payment is handled (e.g. paypal) and you’re returned to the regular page, and it shouldn’t end in “/#eme-rsvp-message”.
Also: which version are you using?You can’t do it for all bookings at once, but if you edit a booking (by clicking on the booking id number), you can move it to another event.
Confirmed as a bug and fixed here (oneliner, so implement the change yourself or wait for the next release this weekend):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1459313/Ok, so you have multiprice, but not multiseat?
Split it all and it’ll work.
For prices (they can all be the same):
P1||P2||P3||P4For seats (your available seats per price category):
S1||S2||S3||S4For min seats: keep what you have.
That should do it.
Sorry, it is currently not possible to ask for specific info per reserved seat. There is an open feature request for this.
Just tried it here:
seats: 3||4||2
Min number of spaces to book: 0||0||1==> if I reserve 2 seats of the last type, the rsvp form no longer shows afterwards
For the last seat type, are there any seats left for that?
I’ll try to reproduce here too, but if you can provide a temp admin account so I can take a look (test event), it would be helpful too.Ok, I think I have it. What is the minimum number of seats allowed to book in your rsvp settings for that event? If it is 0, then it is logical that the form appears, so set it to 1.
Changing bookings via the frontend is not possible, showing bookings can be done via the [eme_events] shortcode with a template that shows the made bookings (via placeholders or use [eme_bookings] in that template, see the doc).
Concerning the list: what list are you talking about?Errr ?? In all my tests the rsvp form no longer shows if fully booked. You get a message “Bookings no longer possible: no seats available anymore” message in all cases …
Can you show this? How do you generate the rsvp form?In dev, this has been added now (new extra CSV column ‘case’):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1453921/
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1453952/I already noted this, now I first translate and *then* split in the relevant pieces. So the dev-version should be ok already.
use_mollie is a database column added several releases ago. If not present in your current db schema, it means your plugin upgrade failed (maybe your database-user has no rights to update the db).
Concerning datatables: probably another plugin is blocking/causing this, check your browser console for hints. Any javascript error generated can cause this.Glad it works.
Google is now requiring an API key for google map usage, so the next EME version will allow that. If you want, feel free to test the dev-version of EME.Good news: after some heavy coding the coupon system is ready and tested: discounts, discount groups (fixed and percentage values as discount types are working, type ‘code’ is not implemented yet, and upon update of a booking via the admin backend the discount is not recalculated).
The only thing not implemented yet is how to upload the coupons in the database (should be csv upload with specific columns). For now of course phpmyadmin works just as good, but I’ll try to get at least the basics (upload/view/delete) in EME too before releasing. And the doc of course …Indeed, if it worked in the past, it should work now too. Maybe the subject or body for the approved mails is empty too?
Just try first with a test event without needing to pay (nor approval), and see if the approval mail arrives then.Did you activate the option “auto approve upon payment”?
Does the booking get marked as payed?
Does the booking get automatically approved?
If yes on all 3, a mail is being generated … could you check your mailserver logfiles?As said: if you don’t want mails to be sent only for pending reservations, then leave the subject and/or body for the pending mails empty.
So: require approval for your events, set the option auto-approve upon payment and set the pending mail subject to empty.The next version will allow you to cleanup unapproved bookings older than x minutes in an automatic way (every 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, …).
For the rest, you can set an option that unapproved bookings shouldn’t be counted as reserved seats.If you don’t want mails to be sent only for pending reservations, then leave the subject and/or body for the pending mails empty.
See the doc: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=6022
use the header/footer templates to create a html-list (default is ul, so no need to change that), and in the template per booking use a list element (so use html tag ‘li’).
Example (if you don’t change the header or footer):<li>#_STARTDATE #_STARTTIME: #_EVENTNAME (#_RESPSPACES places). #_CANCEL_LINK</li>what I use there is this format:
#_STARTDATE #_STARTTIME: #_EVENTNAME (#_RESPSPACES places). #_CANCEL_LINKDoes it occur also when using the default theme? If it is not a problem when using the default theme, then the issue lies with your theme.
The extra blank line came probably because after the more-delimiter you used a carriage-return.
Now knowing what people want exactly (with or without extra cr) is difficult, but I think I got the “normal” way down. Try this change:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1447490/Added event placeholder #_NOEXCERPT for this, see
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1443801/I’m not sure wp is php 7 ready (or my code, but thanks for testing it). But of course you make a valid point.
This changeset should fix it (will be in the next version):
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1441378No problem here, Mollie works just fine:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=495&event_id=880Well, currently the logic is that past events are those whose end-date is lower than the current date/time.
But now that I think about it, since I don’t take the hour into account, this might lead to less than desired results (even errors …). So your solution is in fact the correct one, by using the today function the hour/min/sec are set to 0, so then the comparison is correct.Confirmed as a bug (if the difference between start and end is less than a day you hit this bug for recurrent events). Fixed here:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1434918Based on the 404 error code I get, I’m assuming you removed the special events page. Don’t do that … see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=8
Concerning the July events: I can’t reproduce this here, and your calendar is not showing any proof (date) that the event shown on 2016-06-04 is in fact the one from July, not June … and since clicking on any link is returning the 404, I can’t verify anything else from here.Just tested this: no issue (with the trunk version at least …)
Make sure you have the event begin/end date set (in the case of a recurrent event this indicates the duration in dates) and the recurrence begin/end date too (start/end of the recurrence period)The function eme_get_events already has an offset parameter, and the event listing uses that too (when using paging). Adding that as a separate option is possible, but I don’t really see a reason to it …
Split your code per category id:
[eme_if tag='#_EVENTCATEGORYIDS' lt='4'] xxx [/eme_if] [eme_if tag='#_EVENTCATEGORYIDS' value='5'] xxx [/eme_if]You’ll need the same content twice (the “xxx” part), but that’s all ..
USing the eme_eval_booking_form_post_filter filter, you can check the number of free spaces and allow the booking to succeed with your requirements only.
The new shortcode eme_categories with it’s own templates takes care of this (will be in the next version).
Finally got around to doing this. From the changelog:
* Added new shortcode eme_categories, with optional parameters event_id, eventful, scope, template_id, template_id_header and template_id_footer
The format understands placeholders with values like #_CATEGORYFIELD{xx}, with ‘xx’ being category_id, category_name, description or slug.
Also #_CATEGORYURL, so you can create your own links to categories too.Click on the booking id to change the booking in question.
Also, you can click on the name of the booker to change their info.Option added with these changesets:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1417720/
and
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1417723/Hi, the rfc doesn’t specify quotes for the timezone:
https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5545
But I do find some other hints on the internet that outlook has issues if these are not quoted.
I could add an option to quote this for say outlook compatibility, but of course then other clients might not like it …That is a css question, not eme . Google returned this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/358350/alternate-background-colors-for-list-items
As you can see, these are not errors but php notices. To disable notices in php: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2867057/how-do-i-turn-off-php-notices
However, I accept that even notices should be corrected. In this case it has been corrected already in this changeset (in the next version):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1398694/events-made-easy/trunkMaybe you’re blocking cookies? If the image shows up, the basic captcha code works fine so if the error is in the verification it means the session cookie doesn’t get through ok. Either a prob on your server on your browser. So check your server error logfiles and also your browser (use some debug tool to check the session cookie and check on the server for the values stored there)
When you click on the paypal button, you arrive at paypal. There you can choose to enter your paypal login info, or click on “Don’t have a PayPal account?”. If you click on “Don’t have a PayPal account?” you can then pay via credit card.
Btw: paypal is also supported via braintree integration (and that’s also in EME). There it is easier to show what payment methods are accepted.Indeed, paypal has done a redesign on their site and is promoting a new API interface but the old one still works just fine.
So you can just use your paypal email ID (EME says “Paypal business ID or email”)
If you want encryption, you need to tell paypal about your certificates and such. For that I recommend you to read:
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/classic/paypal-payments-standard/integration-guide/encryptedwebpayments/#id08A3I0P20E9
It consists of 4 steps:
Generate your private key
Generate your public certificate
Upload your public certificate to your PayPal account
Download the PayPal public certificate from the PayPal website[eme_if tag='#_IS_ALLDAY' value='1'] All day event [/eme_if] [eme_if tag='#_IS_ALLDAY' value='0'] Normal day event [/eme_if]See conditional tags : http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24
See conditional tags : http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24
This will be in the next version, together with a whole new way of showing the booking/event/location info (via a new set of placeholders)
But: for cancel no info is stored (since the booking record is then removed)eme_get_locations() should work. It returns an array of course, so you should do something like this:
$locations=eme_get_locations(); print_r($locations);Sure, just mail it to liedekef@telenet.be
Hi,
yes indeed. It’s a bug and I got it fixed this weekend 🙂
If you want to test the new release, let me know … otherwise just wait for the tests to finish.All payment info happens directly on the payment gateway servers, it doesn’t matter if you use a http or https site.
Ok, confirmed as a bug and fixed here:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1382267I lost track of this one, but now implemented:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1376411See if this helps:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1371066/events-made-easy/trunk
(not tested yet …)The thing is that the date-type is not supported by firefox or internet explorer, see http://www.w3schools.com/html/html_form_input_types.asp
Currently the eme_filter shortcode allows you to filter on categories, but only 1 category selection box is taken into account (although you can filter on multiple categories).
So you could mimic the eme_filter form yourself, create your own category dropdown boxes and via jquery fill in the needed value for the category post variable (called eme_cat_filter btw)Take a look at the category option to the eme_events shortcode:
category limits the events shown to those of a certain category ID. You can specify multiple categories for AND and OR limitations: “1,3” for events in category 1 OR 3, “1+3” for events in category 1 AND 3. Use the literal ‘none’ if you want to filter on events without category: “1,none” would mean to show events in category 1 or without category.
If that file is fine, then it means the include of eme_locations.php in events-manager.php is using another file … try to rename eme_locations.php to something else, if events-manager.php doesn’t complain about eme_locations.php then it is loading it from somewhere else.
This warning should show when renaming eme_locations.php to something else:Warning: include(eme_locations.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /var/www/html/wordpress/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/events-manager.php on line 272so look for that in your logfiles (or on screen).
If it doesn’t show that error, then it means the php include path uses something weird first, so try to get the php value for it via a call to get_include_path() (or check the php ini file).Also: uninstalling the plugin removes the extra tables and settings, maybe I should use the values for the options “Delete all stored EME data when upgrading or deactivating” and “Delete all EME settings when upgrading or deactivating”, but currently that’s the way it is. You could’ve just deleted the folder from the plugin directory, that would’ve kept all tables and settings intact.
Not a prob, but the messages from 2015 won’t help a lot 🙂
This one is weird though:
PHP Fatal error: Call to undefined function eme_replace_event_location_placeholders() in /home3/fizzfeud/public_html/wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/events-manager.php on line 2195Based on the linenumber, your events-manager.php seems to be the correct one. However: the function eme_replace_event_location_placeholders is defined in eme_locations.php (line 1060), so if that function is not present in your eme_locations.php file, that means that not all files got replaced during the last update (depends on how you did that of course). So check that file 🙂
For reference, the 1.6.12 version of that file can also be found at: http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/events-made-easy/tags/1.6.12/eme_locations.phpI added/changed some html, id’s, labels etc …
See http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/1368138Sorry, then it is my fault. Based on the subject and your comment, I assumed there was something wrong with your https-site, so I tried connecting to that (which clearly isn’t configured correctly at all).
Concerning your regular site: I see what you mean. What I can see:
–<a href='http://minutemenministries.org/'class='current'>misses a “space” in your html code
– the “coming up” section is indeed cut (looking at the generated html of the page, it is not complete), meaning something is wrong with the php-execution. You should check your webserver and DB logfiles for this.First you should fix your certificate:
http://www.minutemenministries.org uses an invalid security certificate. The certificate is only valid for the following names: *.bluehost.com, bluehost.com (Error code: ssl_error_bad_cert_domain)
It is hard-coded, but using some conditional tags and checking the value of #_IS_RSVP_ENDED , you can only show the booking form (and thus avoid the message) if not ended:
[eme_if tag='#_IS_RSVP_ENDED' value='1'] my own message [/eme_if] [eme_if tag='#_IS_RSVP_ENDED' value='0'] #_ADDBOOKINGFORM[/eme_if]Bug corrected in trunk (thanks for finding it, it shows that not much people actually use these …) and next_year added too.
