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Look into conditional tags for that, see here for examples: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24
If you don’t want to show the event dates: change the formatting for that event to leave them out. Maybe that can help you? I can’t create events without a date …
If I understand this correctly:
“I would like to have a RSVP event for that time visible until I get a new participant”
you should just limit the number of seats for that event, when somebody drops off the RSVP becomes visible again until the number is once again reached (or the date has expired)
This works just fine:
<?php
/**
* The template for displaying Search Results pages.
*
* @package WordPress
* @subpackage Twenty_Eleven
* @since Twenty Eleven 1.0
*/
get_header(); ?>
<?php
$table = $wpdb->prefix."dbem_events";
$s = mysql_real_escape_string($_REQUEST['s']); // The search key words
$found_event = false;
$query = "SELECT * FROM $table WHERE (event_name LIKE '%".$s."%') OR
(event_notes LIKE '%".$s."%') ORDER BY event_start_date";
$events = $wpdb->get_results ( $query, ARRAY_A );
foreach ($events as $row) {
print "<h2><a href='".eme_event_url($row)."'>".$row['event_name']."</a> ".$row['event_start_date']."</h2>";
print substr($row['event_notes'],0,250)."[...]";
print "<div style='clear:both;'></div>";
$found_event = true;
}
?>
<section id="primary">
<div id="content" role="main">
<?php if ( have_posts() ) : ?>
<header class="page-header">
<h1 class="page-title"><?php printf( __( 'Search Results for: %s', 'twentyeleven' ), '<span>' . get_search_query() . '</span>' ); ?></h1>
</header>
<?php twentyeleven_content_nav( 'nav-above' ); ?>
<?php /* Start the Loop */ ?>
<?php while ( have_posts() ) : the_post(); ?>
<?php
/* Include the Post-Format-specific template for the content.
* If you want to overload this in a child theme then include a file
* called content-___.php (where ___ is the Post Format name) and that will be used instead.
*/
get_template_part( 'content', get_post_format() );
?>
<?php endwhile; ?>
<?php twentyeleven_content_nav( 'nav-below' ); ?>
<?php else : ?>
<?php if (!$found_event) : ?>
<article id="post-0" class="post no-results not-found">
<header class="entry-header">
<h1 class="entry-title"><?php _e( 'Nothing Found', 'twentyeleven' ); ?></h1>
</header><!-- .entry-header -->
<div class="entry-content">
<p><?php _e( 'Sorry, but nothing matched your search criteria. Please try again with some different keywords.', 'twentyeleven' ); ?></p>
<?php get_search_form(); ?>
</div><!-- .entry-content -->
</article><!-- #post-0 -->
<?php endif; ?>
<?php endif; ?>
</div><!-- #content -->
</section><!-- #primary -->
<?php get_sidebar(); ?>
<?php get_footer(); ?>For a single event, this is the default:
<p>#j #M #Y - #H:#i</p><p>#_TOWN</p><p>#_NOTES</p>Create your own formatting to your liking, add #_MAP for a map somewhere. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25 for all events placeholders.
I’ll make a feature request of this: change the ical formatting for an event.
But for now, edit eme_ical.php and change (line 102 or so)
$description_format = get_option('eme_single_event_format');to e.g.
$description_format = "#_NOTES";But normally I strip all html tags, see line 11 in eme_ical.php:
$description = strip_tags(preg_replace('/<br(s+)?/?>/i', "\n", $description));Does this mean you have changed this code? Or is this not working?
@mostelle: don’t hijack this thread. You’re not using the correct placeholders for EME, but those for “Events Manager”. This post and yours will be removed later on.
Well, for debugging sake I will look at it for 5 minutes: since it’s that plugin that’s causing issues, I can just take a quick look to see if I can work around it (it not being free as well).
Mail it to me: liedekef@telenet.be , I’ll delete it immediately after the tests again.
You miss signle quotes around the “$oldcomment” in the update statement.
But best (and I need to change the code in general accordingly) is to use $wpdb->prepare.
I already have one example on the usage in the trunk code.
Then try the eme_replace_placeholders function, e.g.:
eme_replace_placeholders("#_12HSTARTTIME", $event);The first string can be whatever you want (normally it’s one of the formats you enter in the admin section)
The html output for a single event was created in a function eme_display_single_event_shortcode, but in trunk I made the function eme_display_single_event(), that takes the event ID as single argument and returns the html output for that event.
Seems to work just fine here. Try using the default themes as well, and see if that helps you. And look in your browser for javascript errors, sometimes another plugin interferes.
For the record:
https://github.com/halles/events-manager-extended-frontend-submit/
(I really should contact the author and include it in eme itself)
Attributes are serialized and then stored in one column in the events table, column event_attributes
These filters should best be used to add custom fields, so as to be able to give them to paypal in the background after submit.
From the changelog in trunk:
eme_add_booking_form_filter and eme_delete_booking_form_filter filters added, so you can change the form html to your liking
A quick solution to be able to add extra data/html to the form would be to add a filter after the form creation. The trunk version has these now:
eme_add_booking_form_filter
eme_delete_booking_form_filter
so you can edit the generated html to your liking. Not perfect (I hate editing html directly in a script personally) but it should help you.
The rsvp hook allows you to get the whole event info as well (using the eme_get_event($event_id) function), so you do can have event attributes and use those values in the hook.
The url for rsvp approval is simple: you can get it from firebug when doing an approval via web, but the thing is that wordpress (and eme) checks for permissions, so if you script this you need a script that first logs in into wordpress, retains the pph session value and then does the same action. Maybe easier would be a small php script that updates the mysql booking table for that booking id. I’ll try to write a demo script later on for this.
Custom form fields are not yet possible, I hope to get around to that next …
Did you read this:
In the format where you use #_EXCERPT, create your own link using #_EVENTPAGEURL and the word “more” or so, e.g.:
<a href="#_EVENTPAGEURL">More</a>hmm … did you try “full=1” in stead of “full=true”?
Note to myself: if this works, check eme_calendar.php, function eme_filter_calendar_ajax
confirmed and fixed in trunk. Workaround: change one letter or so (e.g. add a space in the description) and it will work.
From the changelog:
fix a mysql warning which wasn’t one when updating a location without changing anything (wpdb->update returns 0 because 0 rows changed)
The “this_location” option only works within a location, not for events. “this_category” doesn’t exist (yet). If you want that, you can always make a feature request.
check your general wordpress settings for site and home and such. Those settings should match. And also any other setting (maybe our apache server is doing the redirecting)
Well, in the trunk version I’ve added code so every booking has a date/time there. Using that date/time in the attendees list is more complicated (because of the more-than-one issue), but a real booking table can be created: a new shortcode etc … but I guess the backend is sufficient there if I just add the date of the booking to it.
Your life site is redirecting the requests from http://automatizacion-it.com/site/?… to http://www.automatizacion-it.com/site/?… for the calendar ajax request.
But: going to http://www.automatizacion-it.com/site gets redirected to http://automatizacion-it.com/site so you need to fix things.
Categories were “hacked on” just before I forked and created EME. In order to be able to sort by categories (and I assume you mean category name, not ID), major changes are needed. Also for the calendar: it’s a calendar, for date/time things. It’s meant for that only. For now the best and easiest thing to do would be to use fake times (and don’t show those) to sort the events to your liking.
Either show category per category (using the category option for the events_list) or use the available filter for events_list (see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41 )
Email is not something I’m going to implement: there’s a seperate plugin that let you insert EME events via a regular page, I believe the email part should go there as well.
Not going to be done: bulk import can be done via mysql statements (using openoffice can help you there to go from csv to mysql). Email is not something I’m going to implement: there’s a seperate plugin that let you insert EME events via a regular page, I believe the email part should go there as well.
the calendar has no scope, so: denied. There’s is however a cleanup action that you can run to remove old events if wanted.
I just checked the code: what’s preventing you from putting this link in the widget footer setting? Any format is possible then …
Best is deactivation/activation, but for the rest: yes. And in one month, many things change, also trunk 🙂
Hmmm … it’s not that simple: the attendees list shows the persons who subscribed, but one person can subscribe more than once … And subscriptions can be changed by an admin later on as well …
For the evnets ending in the future, the trunk version also has something for that:
* Feature: added option “show_ongoing” to [events_list], to indicate you want the scopes to include end dates (ongoing events) upon evaluation (like e.g. future events include events starting in the past, but ending in the future), or just the start date. Default: 1
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
There were some issues with 3.3.5, fixed in trunk. Try that one (for the filtering issue).
For the evnets ending in the future, the trunk version also has something for that:
* Feature: added option “show_ongoing” to [events_list], to indicate you want the scopes to include end dates (ongoing events) upon evaluation (like e.g. future events include events starting in the past, but ending in the future), or just the start date. Default: 1
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
There’s a bug in 3.3.5 which has been fixed for the next version:
* Bugfix: AND categories for [events_list] were no longer working and resulted in all categories being used
So: wait for the next release or update to trunk: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
There’s already a feature request for more flexibility in the seo url’s. So it will happen, but not sure when.
There’s a widget (available when you installed eme) that allows you to show events, ascending or descending, past/future/all, etc … no need to use the shortcodes there. Just drag the widget where you want it in WP (if your theme is widgetized of course).
You need to go into the settings of EME and change the “format” entries to your liking. See here for any placeholders you may use there: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=23
Well, the last faq entry explains total removal and reinstall: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
You’re welcome 🙂
Hmmm … to be sure to see what happened: export the mysql database (structure alone is enough for me) and mail it to me: liedekef@telenet.be , then I’ll be able to see what is really going on.
And I’m not in America but still: Happy Fourth!
You’re missing the point: “Events Manager” and “Events Manager Extended” are two different plugins. If you have “Events Manager” newer than 2.2, you can’t switch to “Events Manager Extended” any more (the reason is that the “Events Manager” plugin changed columns and stuff, so I can no longer garanty the switch).
Well, if you were using “Events Manager” newer than 2.2, and are switching to EME, then you have these kind of problems. Otherwise you need to post the db errors …
Read the last entry of the faq: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
Can you mail me an admin account and a scenario that can be tested on your site, so I can see for myself? My email: liedekef@telenet.be
this_week should now take the shift into account, please test the current devel version: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
this_week should now take the shift into account, please test the current devel version: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
When I meant “be more specific”, is: enter more data in the address field so it points to france. Give us the address you enter in the backend for the location, so I can see for myself. Otherwise: are you saying that editing one location changes another?
This is not possible for the moment via the frontend. If they log in into the backend and have the WP role “editor”, they can just edit their own events (the events indicated as having them as “owner”).
scope=this_week probably doesn’t take your setting concerning “start day of week” into account. So I’ll move this to bugs.
For the list setting when using showperiod=daily: it’s a general wordpress setting there, you can configure it in the “General” settings of wordpress
Can you try the current devel version? http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
Sub cats don’t exist (yet). But using the events filtering form, you can select categories for events (even multiple ones). See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=40
The from address is not correct: for gmail you must use your gmail-address as from. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?p=214
Can you explain what that checkbox does? Just a link to “view all events” at the bottom of the existing links in the widget? Or does it also takes the category and other options into account?
There’s a feature request for this (hopefully in July), but for now you need to change the code if you want other rights.
Access to Categories is defined by the constant “SETTING_CAPABILITY” (for now), and this is defined in events-manager.php as:
define(‘SETTING_CAPABILITY’, ‘activate_plugins’); // Minimum user level to edit settings
So if you want to change this, just change the this line to the level of your choice (see http://codex.wordpress.org/Roles_and_Capabilities for all levels).
A future version will have the possibility to change this level in the settings page.
Well, it’s a feature request to add extra custom fields, but I will only be able to start working on it in July …
The setting “Default event list format header” is for the events list, not the events calendar. If you want to have text before the calendar: create a page, put the text on it and then the shortcode “[events_calendar]” with all possible options (see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=33)
if WP is complaining that the db table doesn’t exist, there’s not much I can do. Check your settings and such, and maybe you DB prefix or so …
These are not EME placeholders, but probably used by the other plugin called “Events Manager”.
For the list of placeholders:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=23
and the read the last entry of the faq: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
For the moment this is not possible, you’ll have to use a registration form somehow (even if you do it yourself).
the rel canonical tag gets added by the “All in one SEO” pack plugin, maybe you can tune something there?
These are *not* installed by EME, probably you installed the other plugin called “Events Manager” before this one. These conflict in database settings … see also at the bottom of the faq here: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?page_id=195
Just tried this at home and works just fine … try editing the location again and press save again, sometimes the geotagging in google maps doesn’t do what it’s supposed to do: in the frontend I use calculated longitude/latitude coordinates (I ask google for longitude/latitude coordinates in the admin backend after displaying the location map, but I can’t do that in the front because google doesn’t like it if you do that too often).
Shortcode docu: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=17
CSS layout tips: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=30
Hope that helps 🙂
Use correct placeholders:
And what defines “that users’ events”? When he can’t see any events because he’s not registered, he won’t be able to register for those events.
If you want to play with what is being shown, use the filters: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41
Changing the language is a wordpress thing, not a EME thing. But it is very well possible that not all words have been translated into Italian.
I’m sorry, but I can’t read this at all so I can’t really help you here … but in the English version of that page you have “Bulk actions” and that you can change to “approve registration” or “deny registration”
It’s the link above the one used in http://leylotyavan.co.il/uploads/support2.jpg
It’s the “Pending approvals” link. But make sure that your events are set for RSVP approval: after you activate RSVP for an event, you need to set “Require approval for registration” for the event.
You shouldn’t use the Events page in your navigation menu, create other pages and use the available shortcodes (see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=17).
But if a page doesn’t exist in your menu: check your wp menu settings, the menu can be changed via the admin settings in wp itself.
Well, it seems to me extra coding is needed for the gravity form integration. I’m willing to do that (I already use wp_enqueue) but will need some pointers though …
Nope, not in the current version. You can use own filters there if you want to give it a try:
Trunk: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
For the function call: I gave you the definition of the function, of course you can’t use it like that. Use this type of call (after updating to trunk):
<?php eme_get_events_list(0, "future", "ASC", '', 1, '','', 0, '', '', 0, "", 0, 0); ?>or using the other notation:
<?php eme_get_events_list("limit=0&scope=today&show_ongoing=0"); ?>I’m guessing the best thing to do would be to use a hook so when an event is entered in a subsite, you enter it in the DB of the master. But that might result in problems when removing it again (because you can’t keep the event id) … The whole idea of subsites is data sepearation of course.
line 13 in eme_events.php:
"event_status" => STATUS_DRAFT,change it to:
"event_status" => STATUS_PUBLIC,You can use #_ATTENDEES for that, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=25
This is not my code (the part about Tuesday till Saturday). You may want to check your javascript source here:
var daystrs = ['Tuesday','Wednesday','Thursday','Friday','Saturday'];@tomchubb: I renamed “use_end_date” to “show_ongoing”, which more precisely covers what’s being done: if 1 (the default), ongoing events matching the scope are shown, if 0 only events which startdate match the scope are shown.
Yes, I have added a new functionality in trunk to the function, namely “show_ongoing”. By default it is 1, meaning ongoing events are also shown, but if set to 0 only events which start date matches the scope are shown. This should solve the problem at hand.
The new function:
eme_get_events_list($limit, $scope = “future”, $order = “ASC”, $format = ”, $echo = 1, $category = ”,$showperiod = ”, $long_events = 0, $author = ”, $contact_person=”, $paging=0, $location_id = “”, $user_registered_only = 0, $show_ongoing=1)
(or you can use the “&” notation and call the parameters in your own order)
This is/was a new bug, fixed now in trunk. You can download the latest version here:
http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
Use the correct placeholders. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=23
Read the posts made by admintiger here:
http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=565&page=2
and
What, hello? The facebook button issue is not related to the problem at hand here, hijacking a thread is not polite. Also: when searching old posts you’ll find a solution for this problem (I believe admintiger is the person who found a solution).
The latest trunk version includes a new option to [events_list]: “use_end_date”
to indicate you want the scopes to include end dates upon evaluation (like e.g. future events include events starting in the past, but ending in the future), or just the start date (value:0).
Default: 1 (include end date)
Hmm … I see, I think I found the problem: “future” show events *ending* in the future, not starting in the future.
I’ll add an option so you can deactivate the end date being taken into account for relevant scopes, but for now: change line 1358 in eme_events.php from:
$conditions [] = " (event_start_date >= '$today' OR (event_end_date >= '$today' AND event_end_date != '0000-00-00' AND event_end_date IS NOT NULL))";to:
$conditions [] = " event_start_date > '$today'";If the events start on Saturday, they’ll show up on Saturday. But if they start on Friday and span midnight, they’ll only show up on Saturday if you use the “long_events” option for the event listing.
Fix your html: when you look at the generated html for http://cluster006.ovh.net/~revistaw/mapa , you’ll see the problem.
Different issues here: you have lots of JS errors on your page (probably from your theme), but the real issue is that somehow a carriage return sneaked into the balloon text. Which is weird, since I explicitely remove these some line above the generation of the JS in the file eme_locations.php:
$map_text = preg_replace("/rn|nr|n/","<br />",$map_text);What’s the EME setting for “Default location balloon format”?
@cyhdesigns: there was a small JS bug in the trunk version; which has been fixed. This solves the green screen of death again.
You can use the conditional tags and compare dates with values, e.g.:
[events_if tag="#ESC_{j M Y}" value="25 10 2011"]events_if should work in the formatting. In the function eme_get_events_list, you can use these parameters:
function eme_get_events_list($limit, $scope = “future”, $order = “ASC”, $format = ”, $echo = 1, $category = ”,$showperiod = ”, $long_events = 0, $author = ”, $contact_person=”, $paging=0, $location_id = “”, $user_registered_only = 0)
Don’t forget that you can also use the hooks and filters for more fun stuff: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=41
Set the events as private, they won’t show then if you’re not logged in.
Other solution: category can be a comma-separated list of categories to show, so you can show events in certain categories only (excluding categories like you asked is not possible).
You can also use custom attributes and conditional tags to play around with: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24
For the not-logged in part: make sure your nested shortcodes don’t contain the same shortcode nested. I mean, this doesn’t work:
[events_if tag ...
[events_if tag ...
[/events_if]
[/events_if]In your case:
[events_if tag='#_IS_LOGGED_IN' value='0']
[events_if2 tag='#_CATEGORIES' value='2'] Sorry occupied [/events_if2]
[events_if2 tag='#_CATEGORIES' value='3'] [/events_if2]
[events_if2 tag='#_CATEGORIES' value='1'] #_LINKEDNAME [/events_if2]
[/events_if]should do it for the not-logged in case.
@wahha: you’ve not described your use of shortcodes, you use a api function here. For the api function: always use the scope parameter. You can have many scope options, see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=18 (and more are coming in the next release).
Events always show only on their startdate, unless long_events is used.
The “today” code shows events where today is between start and end date of the event. I might need to honor the “long_events” option there as well though, that seems to be something I need to fix (tomorrow). I’ll create a bug report for that.
2 shortcodes needed: [events_list] and [events_calendar]. Put both of these on a different page (with possible options) and you should be ok. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=17 for all shortcodes and stuff.
