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[events_list long_events=0]
Done (untested, please let me know if it works):
This should fix it:
Create a folder wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy-frontend-submit and put all the files/dirs from wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/extras/plugins/events-made-easy-frontend-submit/ there.
Then also create a config.php file there. See the included readme.txt file for an example.
For the image upload: maybe you have no rights to upload images to /tmp? See upload_tmp_dir in php.ini
Also, I added now an error if the upload fails, see:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/650433
(only the “else” part is important)
Every event can be formatted. Since I don’t know how you want your events to be shown, I can’t go around showing everything. See the “format” settings in the EME settings: you need to use placeholders to format the events list and “single event format” to your liking.
In your case, look for the “Single Event Format” setting and play around with the placeholders #_IMAGE, #_MAP, #_ADDBOOKINGFORM and such. For all possible placeholders for events, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25
This error concerning wp_wpmeetup_groups has nothing to do with EME, so ignoring.
If getimagesize fails, you might be encountering general php issues to upload images (maybe it is disabled), check your webserver logs for possible errors here. Also check post_max_size and upload_max_filesize in your php.ini
The events page being pointed in your settings doesn’t seem to exist. Go to the eme settings page and correct this. Th en deactivate/reactivate the plugin for your permalink settings to be correct.
btw: can it be that you activated the captcha option but did nnt inlude the captcha placeholders needed?
This is not possible in the ATTENDEES placeholder, since that’s just a list of attendees (not bookings). A new placeholder is needed to show the list of bookings not grouped by person, and then the extra fields can be shown.
ok, it was a bug with the index on the answers table resulting in only the answer to the first custom field be stored. See the comment above: the trunk version contains the fix now.
I updated 1.0.5 to fix that, maybe you still have the old version? Can you re-install 1.0.5 or update to trunk, deactivate/activate the plugin) and try again? The trunk version can be downloaded here
I think it should be solved with this commit:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/648926/events-made-easy/trunk
This is the 1.0.4 version you’re using, no? There the code is as follows:
foreach ( $wp_roles->role_names as $role=>$name ) {
$role_caps = get_role($role);
$caps = array_merge($caps, $role_caps->capabilities);
}So if the get_role call fails, the $role_caps->capabilities is no array. But this only fails if you don’t have all needed permissions …
Which wordpress version are you using? And are you sure you’re logged in as admin?
Probably your permissions are off (not correctly set). Check those in the Settings page (search for “Access rights”).
That line is commented out, should not be a problem:
//$result .= "<script src='".EME_PLUGIN_URL."eme_global_map.js' type='text/javascript'></script>";But I just looked at your page again, and the map on your calendar page is now showing just fine? What did you change?
Well, this should now be fixed with this:
Never use the events page directly. Use shortcodes on regular wordpress pages.
For a list of all shortcodes and options, see: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/
Well, I don’t see anything wrong, except you have some weird javascript in your header section that messes with the location map:
$('.eme-location-map').wrap('<div id="singleEventMapWrapper" />');maybe that’s causing this? Or some CSS issues?
It’s a one-liner change. But before I start telling you to change the source code, why would you need to do this? You can change/add any qtranslate part in the pages you’re using the event shortcodes on, so it should not be necessary to add language-dependant text to the event list header format.
That’s because your setting “Default event list format” is empty. The widget calendar always goes to a date, not directly to events. And if then the event list format is empty, nothing is shown.
I changed it in your Events Settings page back to the default, it should be ok now.
If you don’t like that, you can always use the “small” real calendar using the shortcode “[events_calendar full=0]” and not the widget.
Btw, you’ll be pleased to read my last post here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=524
Well, the extra fields are a late 2012 Christmas present 🙂 Not yet released, but it is working.
I need to create some doc for it first though.
You need to change the format setting to your liking. Search for placeholders and shortcodes on the forum. And read the docs at http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress
Ok, I found the issue 🙂
It was indeed a prepare statement with the wrong number of arguments, but I misread the linenumbers in the original bug report (I read 990, while I should’ve been looking for line 1300).
Anyway, fixed here:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/645920
and then (to correct my stupid typo):
Well, it’s worth a try, but I don’t think that it’ll change anything. I’ll try to reproduce it this weekend.
And yes, the old database will be picked up.
Which version of the plugin are you using then? This code is only being accessed when paypal is activated … or it should be anyway.
Or maybe the issue is because “%s” is used for the prepare statement, while the value is an integer … it should be “%d”
Try this on line 506:
$sql = $wpdb->prepare("UPDATE $bookings_table set booking_payed=$value WHERE booking_id = %d",$booking_id);This is weird: according to the reported line number in eme_rsvp.php, this happens in the call to eme_update_booking_payed() inside the function eme_paypal_ipn(). The prepare statement has the booking id as argument, thus the code is correct. But according to your warning, the argument is not there …
Now the function call has 2 arguments:
eme_update_booking_payed($booking_id,1)
and in the function eme_update_booking_payed(), you can see the prepare statement:
function eme_update_booking_payed($booking_id,$value) {
global $wpdb;
$bookings_table = $wpdb->prefix.BOOKINGS_TBNAME;
$sql = $wpdb->prepare("UPDATE $bookings_table set booking_payed=$value WHERE booking_id = %s",$booking_id);
return $wpdb->query($sql);
}Now if the $booking_id is not defined, of course the prepare statement is not going to be happy …
This value *should* be returned by paypal, so if it is not there: check the html of the actual paypal form (the one from paypal, where you actually pay) and see if the html has “item_number” as a form value somewhere. If it does not, then there’s an issue with the paypall class.
You want to use custom attributes and conditional tags for this.
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24 and http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=29
finally implemented: see http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/633685
If I disable every javascript on your page, then it works ok. Your hide tricks are messing things up, so you need to finetune this and/or CSS.
And some more html id-fixes:
I just saw there’s an html-ID too much now 🙂 But this doesn’t influence your problem, I think in your case the issue is that by default form is hidden by js and when it is opened due to the html-anchor, it opens at the beginning.
Yes, but it depends on how you see those things: the multiday was meant for events that last for more than one day. Yours apparently has “pauses”, which I never saw possible to add even in google calendar or MS outlook … so for now this is an impossible thing: the start/end time counts for each day.
A solution might be to work with custom attributes, or just tell the different hours in the details of the event.
Fixed in trunk, see http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/630863
The rss feed code is perfectly ok: when there are no events, the feed has no “item” entries. A correctly implemented RSS reader should be ok with this.
But see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4009114/how-to-make-an-empty-rss-feed , it seems google reader (and maybe others), don’t like it when the feed is item-less. So I added a dummy item if the feed is empty. No extra text can be added though, since that would assume there’s an actual entry.
easily done, see http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/630848
Thanks 🙂
For the bugfix:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/630845
and then (since I forgot to remove something):
Hmm … indeed, I just checked the code and the anchor is missing in some places. I’ll fix that this evening.
yes, this has been fixed already in the current dev version. For the fix:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/618776/events-made-easy/trunk
But this fix is only valid if you use paypal as an option …
The links only show if there are events before or after the current year. I’m guessing there are no events, so no links.
Directly in a page? There the conditional tag is not supported … it only works correctly in the format settings of EME.
try this:
if(eme_are_events_available()){
echo do_shortcode('[events_list scope=future limit=4 paging=1]');
} elseif(!eme_are_events_available()){
echo do_shortcode('[events_list scope=past limit=4 paging=1]');
}Or (which is the same):
if(eme_are_events_available("future")){
echo do_shortcode('[events_list scope=future limit=4 paging=1]');
} elseif(!eme_are_events_available("future")){
echo do_shortcode('[events_list scope=past limit=4 paging=1]');
}If using this directly in php, you need to call a EME function to interpret it all, otherwise you have nothing. Look at calling eme_replace_placeholders() directly (with the correct parameters: format, event)
Do you mean “shortcode inside a widget”? Yes, that’s possible, see the EME settings (search for widget).
When you create an event, you can specify paypall options on the right of the “create event” screen.
see the doc on the wordpress site and http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress
Ow, if that’s what you want, try [events_filterform] together with the locations_map shortcode (not tested). See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=40
Although I think it doesn’t work with the locations_map shortcode (yet).
I don’t see any possible shortcut that could be of use to you. I could create a filter for the locations_map shortcode, if that could be of any help?
Ok, this is in fact a bug (it should be the case that it jumps to the form).
Try this change:
Yes, it returns a list, but using the format option you can format it any way you like (like a table)
If using the shortcode [events_list], “scope=this_week” and “paging=1” are maybe the options you look for?
My personal life is getting in the way of feature requests: 2 new dogs, starring in a play and getting married just takes up about any free time I have …
I promise it will get better after 10/11/12 🙂
Since adding past events to a calendar is not very usefull in general, I will not add it to the code. But the way to obtain this:
file eme_ical.php, function eme_ical(): change the call to eme_get_events to specify “all” instead of “future”
Your setting for “Single location html title format” is just “#_LOCATIONNAME”, resulting in what you have now.
hehe, ajax indeed is a detergent 🙂
But in your case: I believe you can set this in the wordpress general settings. There’s also info on the net on how to change the home address for your wordpress installation (if you don’t want to reinstall): http://codex.wordpress.org/Changing_The_Site_URL
Weird, I just tested this locally and it works just fine (with your settings). You did put this in the setting “Single location html title format”?
Well, you seem to have much work removing unpaid (and thus unapproved) reservations to free up space. So what I can do is just take into account the approved reservations for the free spaces.
How do you suggest to do this then? The paypal button needs the exact amount reserved, so it is not possible on the same page as the reservation form.
What I can do is take only the approved amount into account for “free” spaces …
It seems this is not a EME bug, but a redirect issue due to the umlaut in your http address:
if you look at the source of http://www.lkc-lueneburg.de, everything redirects to http://lkc-lüneburg.de, so AJAX requests (for the month change) get a redirect answer and thus fail.
Going directly to http://lkc-lüneburg.de/ and testing the calender: everything works just fine
In fact it was an error in the commit: I copy/pasted the code for event to location, so it never worked 🙂
Fixed here (with some additional variable-naming cleanup):
What theme are you using? And *never* use any content of your own directly on the events page (see the explanation next to the EME setting “Events page”)
And the address is probably something else, nothing changed there.
Remove the following 2-line elseif-part from eme_rsvp.php (line 325-327)
} elseif (!is_admin() && !$registration_wp_users_only && !$bookerPhone) {
// no member of wordpress: we need a phonenumber then
$result = __('Please fill in all the required fields','eme');Warning: this will break with the next update again
Hmmm … seems another php bug is hitting me. Try this fix:
If you want, please try to replace the file eme_events.php from 1.0.3 with the one from trunk:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-made-easy/trunk/eme_events.php?rev=601786
It should work with all themes …
I think I found a better solution, but I’ll test with the following themes:
– twentyeleven
– aras
– pagelines
– Genesis Child
So be patient a bit, I need some sleep first 🙂
Seems like some other issue here. This code hasn’t changed at all, and it certainly doesn’t generate the
<br>tags I see in your screenshot (which cause all this anyway). So some other plugin is doing something here, adding a br-tag when not needed/wanted.Activate the “approval” function for the RSVP, so each registration needs to be approved. This way, if people don’t pay, they don’t get approved.
And in the mail sent to them, you can specify this clearly as well.
Ok, so not a bug: you defined your events totally wrong. Giving an example:
Next Young Adults
Event date: 09/17/2012 – 02/25/2013
Recurrence date: 07/09/2012 – 12/17/2012 , weekly every Monday
==> this means one event is staring on Sept 17th 2012 untill Feb 25th 2013, and this is then repeated for the period 07/09/2012 – 12/17/2012, every Monday.
The event date should be the date for one event, not a whole period like you have it.
Eg: Event date: 09/17/2012 – 09/17/2012 (one day)
I corrected some of them, but not all. You should review your events by clicking on “reschedule” in the “Edit events” screen.
Ok, you’ve put me on the right track here. There’s one change that prevents loops for “good” themes, but some older themes are not working correct.
I’ve corrected this now for you, and will make an option of this, so people can turn it on/off for their theme. The change in question that I reverted for you is this one:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/518773/events-made-easy/trunk
so I’ll make an option for this …
I’m unable to reproduce this with the data you supplied. Can you be more specific about the settings?
Give a complete example of what you enter for:
– Event date
– Recurrence dates
– Recurrence (daily, weekly, … and which days, weeks, …)
Or a admin account?
Well, I just tried updating locally, even updated a wordpress version and everything went just fine and all content still shows up ok.
Weird. Would you mind sending me an admin account for checking things out at your end? My mail: liedekef [at] telenet.be
Well, I can’t think of a change I made that would have this kind of effect.
Do you see anything in the errorlogs of your webserver? Maybe php is error-ing out …
And pass along the url, so I can at least take a look at the generated pages.
Hmm … have you checked the EME setting called “Event page”, it should point to a valid page. Maybe it got emptied during the update …
Yes, but maybe you’ve found a bug 🙂
Can you specify how one of those recurrent events is created? Then I’ll try to reproduce it here.
Well, I can change it so it says something descriptive (like: “Choose month”, “Choose location”), or maybe just add a filter for it, so you can change it to anything you want …
but for now it’s not possible without changing the code.
Look for the setting “Events page” in the EME settings page and make sure that points to the correct place.
Et voila, fixed. In visual mode you can click on the “Insert More tag”
button to enter the more-tag. In html mode you can click on the “more”
button to insert the tag.
Works fine, see the result.
Come to think of it: does this “<category>” RSS-thing needs one category and multiple occurrences, or one occurrence and a comma-separated list of categories as value?
Ok, thanks for this! The fix for “<category>” is in trunk.
For the alerting: I don’t really have a solution here. In wordpress the “cron” thing is not really cron, so sending out alerts for upcoming events via wordpress is no real solution either.
Why don’t you just limit the RSS feed to mailchimp to the next day?
scope=tomorrow does that, or scope=+3d to show event for the next 3 days.
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=18 for all possible scope formats
I checked that link and I saw this in the html source:
<strong>This is where the MORE tag was added in HTML view.</strong></p>but I nowhere saw the
<!--more-->tag. So somehow this tag has been removed on your side, maybe another plugin is doing this?Can you mail me an admin account for me to check things out on your side? My mail: liedekef [at] telenet.be
Hmmm … I can only think about wordpress being buggy here.
Can you mail me an admin account so I can see this for myself? liedekef [at] telenet.be
Well, I’m going to release the next version first, way overdue as usual. And then I can start on these …
No sorry, hasn’t been implemented. The mentioned code is to be used on a seperate php file, it’s a standalone thingie.
But now that I come to think of it, it shouldn’t be too difficult to add something like this to the backend.
I don’t really know mailchimp, but on this forum other people did the same using RSS by adding some extra info to it (like the date of the event). Maybe that can help you?
The excerpt (as shown by using #_EXCERPT) only shows the part of the whole event info (as shown by #_NOTES) until (up to where) the text “<!––more––>” is encountered in the event info.
This “code” can be entered in any of the format settings for events (in EME settings page), but is indeed used typically in the “Default event list format”
Yes, that uses the same API. Did you by any chance change any of the code?
Otherwise, for testing: mail me an admin account and password at liedekef [at] telenet.be , so I can take a look myself.
internal server error while using php probably means some php module is not loaded. Try to deactivate the eme setting concerning captchas and see if it works then. The apache error log should give the info about the missing module.
Nice!
For the update of events it is just about the same, but the action hook is different:
add_action(’eme_update_event_action’,’make_shadow_eme_post’);
Not going to check your code here 🙂 Since the action hook should do what you want, just use those. See here for all possible hooks btw: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41
Why not use the current available ical possibilities? And use those for notifications (I’ve read about somebody else doing this on the forum).
Whatever shortcode you add in the settings, it should have no effect when creating a new event or location. Mabe google is blocking you for using too much of their API? Or another plugin is loading a different version of jquery? Try disabling all other plugins and see what gives. Also, check that you still can use the google map api (if you’re using a proxy, look there for possible errors).
no, it does not do that.
For gmail integration: search the forum and read the FAQ on http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress
Well, you can use ical to subscribe to one single event or all future events. You can then use that ical link to enter into e.g. your gmail agenda, but the alarming is always up to you.
Just use the shortcode [events_ical_link] for an ical link to all events, or inside the format settings for an event, you can use “#_ICALLINK” for the ical link to just that event.
I suggest you play around with these once.
Try playing with the rewrite functions, see
eme_insertMyRewriteRules() and eme_insertMyRewriteQueryVars() in events-manager.php
I’m guessing in eme_insertMyRewriteQueryVars() you should add something like:
array_push($vars, 'event_town');and in insertMyRewriteRules() a new $newrules line (but I didn’t try out which one yet).
Remember: when playing with rewrite rules, deactivate and reactivate the plugin or it might not work …
implemented in trunk (not tested, but should work): http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/578544
What do you mean with “a graphic”? You mean the image you can set?
The conditional tag to find “ongoing events” is not existing yet … but easy to add.
Check the settings “Mail sending method” and “SMTP host” and the like in the EME settings window.
And, as said: check if your webserver can access the specified mailserver
If you don’t know what this means, ask your webserver admin guy.
This is not possible (yet). A workaround would be to create your own template page for this and either call the API functions of EME or use the shortcodes.
Check and verify your EME mail settings and check if your webserver can access the specified mailserver.
Implemented in trunk (untested yet):
* Feature: the html title of a single event or location can now also be formatted
See http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/574882/events-made-easy/trunk
Disable/enable of the plugin is needed for this.
should be fixed here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/574312
Hmmm … I just checked and the this_week takes from the beginning of this week+6days at most. But: it doesn’t take into account wether you want the week to start on Monday or Sunday (or whatever day).
I need to fix that! So: moving to bugs.
Read the explanation with that setting. If it is not pointing to a page (the page can be left empty and best not shown in the menu), things won’t work as expected.
