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I used this for testing and it works just fine:
[events_if tag='#_IS_LOGGED_IN' value='1']
You're logged in
[events_if2 tag='#_IS_REGISTERED' value='0']
Showing the form
<div class="event-element" id="event-addbooking">#_ADDBOOKINGFORM</div>
[/events_if2]
[events_if3 tag='#_IS_REGISTERED' value='1']
<div class="event-element"><b>You already booked a place</b></div>
[/events_if3]
[/events_if]
[events_if4 tag='#_IS_LOGGED_IN' value='0']
<div class="event-element" id="event-addbooking">#_ADDBOOKINGFORM</div>
[/events_if4]Make sure you enter this in the single event format field, should work just fine.
If paid status is no, auto-approve of course won’t work.
Might be because of your test account. Sometimes IPN doesn’t work then.
The thank-you page is not implemented (yet), but is a feature request.
Ok, the truncating part is fixed here (stupid field in the database was declared as tinytext, should’ve been just text):
Well (assuming the “$30” is just part of the text): it seems something else is removing the “$30” then, EME doesn’t look at that. But I’ll try at home.
To be sure: do you use the #_EVENTPRICE description in the text? And you say that without payment options, it is empty?
Why not just set the minimum seats to book to 1 then?
And what do you mean with the booking list (which shortcode/placeholders do you use)?
Check your server log files, probably there are some db tables missing due to missing rights when installing the plugin
Just tested with your shortcode and your template: works fine here with 1.2.0
Does your id match the template ID you created?
Also: I don’t think there’s a limit, so what was the original template?
The trunk version now contains the code for multi-seat events: the same as multiprice events, but now you can limit the number of seats per price category if wanted
The trunk version now contains the code for multi-seat events: the same as multiprice events, but now you can limit the number of seats per price category if wanted
If you look at your html source, you’ll see that the whole content is inside “code” tags, which explains why it looks like that. Find where you did that, fix it and you’ll be good to go.
Is this doc not clear?
Cforms has a setting to fix this. Go to Cforms -> Global Settings -> WP Editor Button support
and check the option “Fix TinyMCE error”
Then click “Save & Update form settings” at the top and bingo: your editor will work again in EME.
It seems to me that you have javascript issues preventing the wysiwyg editor to work. Try disabling all other plugins and switch to the default theme to try. Then reactivate the other plugins one by one until you find the plugin causing the issue (if it is not the theme).
Otherwise I would need admin access to your site to see for myself.
Just tried it with your example code and the trunk version and it seems to work ok, so just be patient and wait for the next version to be released.
This is now implemented in trunk, where you can have format templates for events_list and events_locations shortcodes.
I’ll be adding a “name” field to it as well, and also let the events_locations placeholder make use of this, closing another feature request in the go 🙂
Brrr … overdid myself, but it has been added to the code 🙂
See this change:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/833576
and
This is a wordpress limitation: square brackets enclosed in shortcodes do not work.
See http://codex.wordpress.org/Shortcode_API#Square_Brackets
So sorry, but this will not work (for now).
I’ll add a feature request to create some kind of “format” templates for events_list to use, to get around this wordpress limitation. Then you would create a template with value
#_{M j}[events_if tag='#ESC_{j M Y}' notvalue='#ESC@_{j M Y}']-[events_if2 tag='#ESC_{M}' notvalue='#ESC@_{M}']#@_{M }[/events_if2]#@_{j}[/events_if], #oand call it like this:
[events_list scope=future limit=1 format_template=xx](with xx being the ID of the template created). This shouldn’t be that hard to code up, but does take some time: extra db table, settings, permissions, …
I’ll try to add this to the next version, since it should’ve been done a long time ago 🙂
Already on the feature request list:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=1992
And it’s one of the next things I’ll be working on.
The events_if part is part of another error you might have, for that I’d need your whole events_list shortcode settings.
But the #_LINKEDCATEGORIES is working just fine here now (I used your placeholder example even), but to be sure minimal matching is used, I’ll change another part of the code.
The complete changeset is here:
Yeah, I forgot that the first brackets are optional too. Try this regex:
preg_match_all("/#(ESC|URL)?@?_?[A-Za-z0-9_]+([.+?])?([.+?])?/", $format, $placeholders);You might be right. Can you try if changing the following line in events-manager.php changes this (around line 984).
Old:
preg_match_all("/#(ESC|URL)?@?_?[A-Za-z0-9_[]]+/", $format, $placeholders);New:
preg_match_all("/#(ESC|URL)?@?_?[A-Za-z0-9_]+[.+?]([.+?])?/", $format, $placeholders);Thanks for the kind whishes and a happy New Year to you too!
Are you saying this doesn’t work:
[events_list scope=future limit=1 format="#_{M j}[events_if tag='#ESC_{j M Y}' notvalue='#ESC@_{j M Y}']-[events_if2 tag='#ESC_{M}' notvalue='#ESC@_{M}']#@_{M }[/events_if2]#@_{j}[/events_if], #o"]?
Implemented here:
Should be fixed with this change:
That should not be the case. Moving back to bugs until I can test this. But not today or tomorrow 🙂
Could you test if the change I propose herre fixes it: http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=2113
Can you check if the following works?
In events-manager.php, change the lines
$format = preg_replace("/$orig_resultb/", $replacement ,$format );to
$format = preg_replace("/$orig_result/", $replacement ,$format );(lines 978, 1569, 1629 and 1666)
Ok, got it 🙂
I didn’t know ical had a special status for this (but I should’ve thought about it, now that you mention it: I saw it also in calendars).
So I’ll try to mimic what google does for ical here.
Moving to bugs for this.
From your screenshot I see that your WP has the timezone CST, and you seem not to have it. Start and end times are always entered based upon the WP timezone, so maybe you should correct that? See the general settings in the wordpress admin section.
I’m sorry, but changing that part of the code would render other peoples proper extensions inactive.
So for now you’ll have to change that part of the code yourself.
Of course the existing filters can help here, but it’s not going to be a perfect solution …
I don’t think you can install different versions per multisite subsite. So it would need to be an option in the main plugin code to survive any upgrade …
eme_update_rsvp_action hook added, see:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/823337
and to fix $booking not being defined there:
I just got around to testing it here locally, so finally it works 🙂
#_TOTALPRICExx is working ok for me, but my last change created a bug for #_SPACESxx, which is now fixed by:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/822426
But I don’t know on what base you started patching of course … eme_rsvp.php went through a lot of changes. So if you want all latest features, I suggest you get the latest dev version in a whole.
I only made the fix for #_TOTALPRICES, #_SPACESxx never existed (yet), #_RESPSPACESxx did.
This should now fix it for #_TOTALPRICESxx (easier fix than before):
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/821720
And this for #_SPACESxx:
See if this solves it:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/821551
(untested, please let me know the results)
No, you’re correct: it’s a bug. That part of the code is fine, but the str_replace just below is causing the problem. I’ll need to resort to preg_replace for that as well.
Moving to bugs, hoping to fix it this evening.
Sorry, but I can’t reproduce this. The recurrence info is correctly retained when I click the reschedule link.
Which EME version and which wp version are you using?
And if both are up-to-date, can I have a demo of this behavior?
I never heard of that variable before but it might just work.
I think I’ll move the use of “prefix” into just the main file, so it will be easier to change these things later on, but that’s just cosmetic …
Filter created: eme_eval_booking_form_filter
See http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/818535
See the explanation here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?p=305
Nope, wordpress doesn’t support that out of the box. Some other plugins might help you here, maybe google for “wordpress multisite copy db content”
And to make it easier with your conditional tags, I added “le” and “ge” comparisons:
That is multisite: one wo install, one db but new tables per site so they are independant for content. It is just easier to maintain
Not yet, but I guess it’s easy to add a filter when submitting the form, which would allow you to do just about anything …
It seems what you want here is multiseat+multiprice options (a number of seats per price). That’s (like many other things) on my to-do list …
Yeah, tested it and found it, a oneliner:
Can’t you use multiprice events for this?
Concerning hooks/filters: there are no hooks foreseen (yet) before the payment button is created. If you can convince me that this is needed in certain cases, I can add one.
Errr … people tend to do weird stuff 🙂
But you’re right, I think I found the issue. In the file eme_rsvp.php, function eme_book_seats(), I’m initializing at line 332 a variable as an empty array (booking_seats_mp). And when you submit a form, I fill in correctly the array at the correct defined position for the mentioned seats.
But: since it’s a php array, the “key” value in the array is not sequential, just a string. And in the function eme_record_booking (called in eme_book_seats), I do a join on that array. And here’s the error of course …
So the correct thing to do is to initialize the array with “0” for each multiprice (at line 332 add the following):
$bookedSeats_mp = array();
$booking_prices_mp=preg_split("/||/",$event['price']);
foreach ($booking_prices_mp as $key=>$value) {
$bookedSeats_mp[$key] = 0;
}That should help. I’ll add that code this evening.
Yes, that’s currently not possible. CSV export or HTML report will show them, but you’re not yet able to change these.
Sorry but that’s not possible. Event id’s could be double etc … so you should look for multisite. EME is fully multisite compatible, btw.
Manue: complaining that your site feed doesn’t work (in the other thread) is not constructive and without any value. Did you do any testing at all? What’s the code you used? What are the errors you get?
If I google on “site:www.romaintheclub.com events” I get logical results, so is there even a problem?
If it works in your dev version and the files are the same, it means that there’s something wrong with the DB in production. Do a mysql schema comparison after both dev and prod have been put at the same EME version from trunk.
Implemented here:
My guess is that you tried some files from trunk (like you did before), thus causing the EME db version variable to be set to the latest value, but since it is now on the latest value, some DB columns are not being created as they should.
You can simply try this by first updating to the trunk version and then changing the value in events-manager.php (around line 112) from this:
define(‘EME_DB_VERSION’, 35);
to one higher:
define(‘EME_DB_VERSION’, 36);
then disable/enable EME and see if it works
So you downloaded the zip file and expanded it, replacing all existing files, even those in subdirectories?
RSS feed:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=35
I haven’t checked that query myself, but google supports RSS feeds as sitemap format as well.
There’s the multiprice option, you can see if that suits your needs:
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=1803#post-8177 if you want the complete trunk. Otherwise you should just apply the differences indicated.
See if this helps:
for the moment it is not possible. An extension to #_CATEGORIES and #_LNKEDCATEGORIES is needed for this.
Hi Tom,
category and notcategory are very useful and can be used together. But I think you want to hide certain categories for an event, correct?
The parent/child categories thing is something more complicated to code up.
Yeah, that filter is applied when retrieving the event, not when inserting it.
So you might want to apply this change, that is applied just before the event is inserted in the DB:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/811618
But, concerning filters; read this: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter
In short: you need a “return” statement in your function. In your case, just this might already help:
function pstv_unpub_event($event) {
// Check if we can publish or not
$event[event_status] = 3;
return $event;
}Thanks for the contrib, but I can’t include it in the officical version (that’s why the hook exists of course), since many people do have more than one event at the same location (think about classes, fitness centers, etc …)
But your sql can be:
"SELECT COUNT(*) FROM " . $wpdb->prefix . "eme_events WHERE event_start_date = '".$event[event_start_date]."' AND location_id = ".$event[location_id]." LIMIT 1"(I don’t know if the “LIMIT 1” will even gain some cpu cycles or not when using COUNT)
And you don’t seem to be using the $dupe_query variable 🙂
size: already possible via css
zoom factor: in trunk, but it’s a global setting. Shortcode settings require more work and not many people ask for this, so a donation is appreciated if you want this.
Map views: I can’t imagine how terrain, traffic and 3D earth might be of use for an event. People can use their own tablet much better for this kind of info, no?
Well,I took another look at the changeset and it should not result in any of the problems you described. So, can it be that you did not apply the changes but just downloaded the new versions of the changed files? Because that would explain things … if you did that, you should update all files.
Since those changes are based on already updated versions of all files, I recommend that you use the whole trunk version for testing this one.
These 2 changes should help you:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/809316
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/809318
From the changelog:
– Feature: separate format for ICAL entries
– Bugfix: correct escaping of characters for ical format
– Improvement: add image thumb url to the ical feed if present
Could you mail me what is in your “real title” and the result shown in ical then? So I can try to reproduce it.
Also: does this mean the thumb_url works?
Concerning the html description: $description is stripped from html-tags for now, I was just giving the info in case somebody might be interested.
For the permalinks: I need to rethink the whole lot of them. Right now there exist a number of possible permalinks that are not documented, so I’ll first start with that 🙂
If you look at eme_ical.php, you’ll see that the summary and description take the same format as for single events, so that should be ok. Also I don’t see anything wrong in your SUMMARY & DESCRIPTION example above, so I don’t know what you mean with “strip characters”. If you look at the function eme_ical_single_event() in that file, you’ll see I already do some stripping.
I just found out how to do html-format for ical entries though. An example:
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:",$html_description,"rn";For the thumb url, try this:
$thumb_array = image_downsize( $event['event_image_id'], get_option('eme_thumbnail_size') );
$thumb_url = $thumb_array[0];I’ll try to generalize this code, so the thumb url will be a more generic property of the event, like
$event
and add $thumb_url using ATTACH:
$res .= "ATTACH:$thumb_urlrn";This should already solve 1,2,3,4 🙂
As per 5: what do you suggest there?
Well, I tried with a calendar here and it works just fine:
Could it be your theme adding a line?
Edit: yes, it seems so: it seems that your theme starts with an empty line, the sourcecode of the homepage at http://plainandsimple.tv/ proves it. A bit weird that the theme is still used basically …
Google for “google calendar ical feed not updating” gives you:
better select using union:
select * from wp_eme_events where recurrence_id>0 group by recurrence_id union all
select * from wp_eme_events where recurrence_id=0;or for limiting to e.g. events starting later than 2013-06-23:
select * from wp_eme_events where (recurrence_id>0 and event_start_date> '2013-06-23') group by recurrence_id union all
select * from wp_eme_events where (recurrence_id=0 and event_start_date> '2013-06-23') ;`
Use this then: #_LOCATIONPAGEURL instead of #_MAP (and put the href-html tag around it to make it clickable of course).
implemented in trunk:
Well … apparently not. Moving to feature requests to be implemented asap. It shouldn’t be too difficult to create #_TOTALPRICE1, 2, 3, …. placeholders.
WordPress itself does not keep track of the last login time. I could add this as per this link:
http://wpsnipp.com/index.php/date/capture-users-last-login-date-and-time/
but I believe this is not the place of EME to do so.
What I can do is add an option for recently added events.
For now I’m not going to implement this, the reason is that the number of seats per event can be different, so booking for multiple events at once can result in a failure for some of the events.
Of course, feel free to create such an addon and I’ll gladly integrate it if it takes all possible scenarios in account.
Isn’t just setting “Paid” field to “yes” sufficient then? I’m still working on the ability to change the info for custom created fields on those pages, so that’s another thing.
Yeah, not for now. I’m referring to this feature request:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=2039
I hope to get it implemented soon, I just implemented some others 🙂
Useful? For me not 🙂 Since I’m sure google doesn’t use the url for indexing, but anyway …
It is possible to do so, but it would require that I change the simple SEO function I use now would become more complicated.
‘First Data Global Gateway Connect 2.0’ has been implemented, but since the requester remains silent, I will not test it and just release it for the next version.
Btw: a small donation for the ‘First Data Global Gateway E4’ implementation would be appreciated …
and to be correct: it would/will be the ‘First Data Global Gateway Connect 2.0’ implementation.
I can add support for it, but just can’t redistribute the sdk. It’s a weird license …
So that would mean everybody wanting to use it would need to download the sdk themselves …
If you are willing to talk to them to ask them if a wordpress plugin can include and use their sdk for Direct Post Method, I’ll include it.
Btw, I haven’t looked at ‘First Data Global Gateway E4’ yet …
I have to decline: authorize.net does not allow the redistribution of their SDK in countries such as Belgium, where I live. And I can’t just go and re-implement everything myself …
I just tested it: I only receive one email, seems ok to me.
Also: it seems you have changed the translation strings?
And a third thing: upon booking, the message tells me the price is 300 pounds, yet when I click on the payment button the price is one pound (for paypal). In my code, both are calculated in exactly the same way, so these should be equal as well. Something changed?
No, but maybe the email for “admin” and the user you tested with is the same? Or a forward is happening? Do you have a test event setup for this? And which EME version are you using?
I’ll be glad to include this feature in eme. You can mail me at liedekef@telenet.be
This is not a bug: I use CDATA to avoid issues with weird characters or html in the title.
CDATA is perfectly legal in a RSS feed. If your other plugin doesn’t support it, you should ask them to update their parsing of xml.
See: http://amittechlab.wordpress.com/2011/03/02/use-cdata-in-rss-feed-to-add-html-and-links/
Edit: please post the RSS feed or use http://feedvalidator.org/ to validate it yourself. That will show any possible errors in the feed that I need to correct.
If your theme was not using wp_title() before, than that was the issue. Every theme should use wp_title, as wordpress recommends.
Read the last couple of replies in this thread:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=2059
In short: use the Addtoanny plugin and add specific facebook headers to your event via the EME settings.
Read the FAQ “Are events posts” here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
Yes, that is the problem.
If you know some javascript, you can try to change the .getJSON call to .ajax and use the setting “dataType” with value “text json”. “text json” will force jquery to think it’s just text and then convert it internally to json. But also no guarantee there either …
I’m guessing it’s the size of the json data being returned that’s the problem (getJSON in jquery is just a short form of $.ajax) See here:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10165543/ajax-response-size-limit
I changed the code to return only the values needed in the json response:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/784120
Otherwise I need to start messing with multiple json requests as mentioned in the first link, which is ugly …
I think something prevents the map javascript from ever getting executed. Can you try the suggestion I posted in your other post?
The javascript file for the google maps (js/eme_location_map.js) hasn’t changed at concerning that after version 1.0.0. The map variable is and has always been defined in the js function loadGMap().
Edit: maybe you should try the EME setting “Always include JS in header?”
I just tested it and it behaves as expected. Search your html code for the resulting page, you should see a field with CSS “eme-rsvp-message” that displays “Please fill in all the required fields”
Maybe you have hidden that message?
I found many people getting bitten by this: google for “wordpress x gets replaced by multiplication”.
So I think, if it is not a link, but just text, wordpress messes around.
Try this, in events-manager.php, around line 1207 (where #_EVENTIMAGETHUMBURL gets parsed), remove the lines that say:
if ($target == "html") {
$replacement = apply_filters('eme_general', $replacement);
} elseif ($target == "rss") {
$replacement = apply_filters('eme_general_rss', $replacement);
} else {
$replacement = apply_filters('eme_text', $replacement);
}If it works, I’ll remove these for other URL placeholders too
This is weird: the code for both is exactly the same, I can’t image why the “x” would get replaced by the utf8 multiplication sign.
Don’t use the special events page directly. Read the usage instructions:
The shortcode [events_list] by default sorts like that. And using the “paging” option, you have pagination. See the doc and examples here:
No such setting exists yet. The reason is that pending bookings actually can become real bookings, so what happens with those if all seats are suddenly taken while they already received payment instructions?
Some options:
– make a feature request
– allow more seats than actually present
– follow up closely bookings for such critical events
As said before:
– first try to reset the wordpress permalink settings to “default” and then switch back to your settings
– make sure some plugins as 403-redirect are not used.
– plugin is not active, still can’t test anything. So send a mail with admin info if you want.
