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For the booker info: the person_id is returned in the booking array, so you can use this in your function to get all the info:
$person = eme_get_person($person_id);For the inusion product ID: create an attribute for the event (see http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#custom-attrs) and since the event_id is also part of the booking array, get all the event info using:
$event = eme_get_event($event_id);And another placeholder added: #_IS_ADMIN_PAGE , so you can decide to show certain info only on the admin page
The pre-fill works if you have “require wp-membership for registration” activated, and this has become a per-event option. Also, if you require wp-membership, the phone-field is no longer required.
The “Send your booking” text can be changed in the admin interface btw. So I think you almost have everything already …
In the future, I hope to make the fields configurable, but that’s not yet 🙂
Of course not 🙂
But you can replicate changes in one DB for a plugin to another, see this plugin: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/yd-wpmu-sitewide-options/
Added filters in trunk:
eme_location_filter (1 parameter: $location array)
eme_location_list_filter (1 parameter: array of locations)
For usage: use “add_filter” in your functions.php.
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=389#post-1984
Read up on http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter and http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_action (the add_action has better examples)
well, I can add a WP filter to the locations list, so you can then code up (in your theme’s functions.php) what you want to show based on any info you want.
I hope to release this week. I’ve stopped implementing new features and just need to do some testing.
Escape it, or leave a space. I’m going to change the code so only known tags get replaced and the rest isn’t touched (in trunk now).
For the shortcode issue: I’ll check, thanks for noticing!
Well, the thing is: sometimes people want to register again afterwards, or more or so…
But I’m developing conditional tags right now, so I might sneak it in there …
well, it’s on the doc page: “CSS: change the look and feel of any element on the page”.
But maybe I need to redo the whole doc page … any volunteers?
For locations directions, see: #_DIRECTIONS
For “admin access only”: I have incorporated conditional tags (see http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=416), I’ll add “#_IS_ADMIN_PAGE” as well as a possibility to check then.
Do you mean a sidebar widget with a list of locations? Or just the shortcode [locations_map] (which is there already)?
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/, search for “#_CONTACT”
See the doc (http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/), you’ll want to add the option “paging” to the shortcode [events_list]
It will be in the next version. I’m holding any new features until after the next release (hopefully this week).
EDIT: I also added #_IS_LOGGED_IN as a third extra, so you can decide what to show whether people are logged in or not.
Ok, I was checking with “empty” and the 0-value falls under that cat (you could use notvalue, I implemented these: value, notvalue, lt, gt). I changed the logic, so it should work now.
Try the latest trunk again (the “map” was because of an extra string being printed for testing, and was still in trunk)
try again please, the “_” was ignored as part of a placeholder … (and I changed the check a bit as well)
A small thing to watch out for: wordpress expects a whitespace before “[” for shortcodes, so this won’t work:
[events_if tag='#ESC_IS_SINGLE_EVENT' value='1']I'm on the single event[/events_if]but this will:
[events_if tag='#ESC_IS_SINGLE_EVENT' value='1'] I'm on the single event [/events_if]For conditional tags, I added 2 extra shortcodes: one to check if you’re viewing a single event details page and idem for a single location:
#_IS_SINGLE_EVENT and #_IS_SINGLE_LOC
[events_if tag='#ESC_IS_SINGLE_EVENT' value='1'] I'm on the single event [/events_if]@admintiger: this should help you along now 🙂
That will teach me to work late and not check in the correct code 🙂
Check the trunk now (only eme_locations.php has changed)
Your theme (blackon) is broken in different ways:
– I see that it calls at least 2 versions of jquery (see the html sourcode):
http://www.esolex.com/wp-content/themes/blackon/js/jquery-1.3.2.min.js
and further down:
http://www.esolex.com/wp-content/themes/blackon/js/jquery-1.2.6.min.js
==> bad (it’s wrong in the headers.php file)
==> these 2 should go out, and see my comment further down for “add_action”
– it still doesn’t have the wp_footer-call (or maybe in the wrong place), as I don’t see the generated code from that in your html output …
– probably you have buddypress activated as well? If so, try changing this code in eme_events.php (around line 2098) from
add_action ( 'template_redirect', 'eme_enqueue_scripts' );to
add_action ( 'template_redirect', 'eme_enqueue_scripts', 1 );It does run off the blog settings, but then again, it might be a bug in that version. Please try what I suggested here (see http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=386#post-1860):
add these in events-manager.php around line 145 (just before all the includes):
$tzstring = get_option('timezone_string');
if (!empty($tzstring) ) {
@date_default_timezone_set ($tzstring);
}EM2.2? Which version of wordpress are you using?
Also, I would need to see what you mean, either via url or admin access, what you describe here is not enough info
It seems the changed code for the location image in trunk is indeed off at some point (patch given by someone). I’ll test this further …
Hmmm … that would mean that the image upload location changed (it did change in the code, but should stay the same …)
Still trunk, so kinda normal there’s a small bug in it 🙂 But thanks for noticing it!
Solved in trunk, see http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/333066
Still trunk, so kinda normal there’s a small bug in it 🙂 But thanks for noticing it!
Solved in trunk, see http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/333066
Just create a page within wordpress and use the shortcode [events_list] and you’ll get a list of events. The parameters you can use for this shortcode can be found on the doc site: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#shortcodes
Ok, even better, you can now use all placeholders in the if-part as well, just by prepending them with “ESC”, eg:
<p>#j, #M #Y - #H:#i</p><p>#_NOTES</p>#_LOCATIONPAGEURL
[events_if tag='#ESC_ATT{color}' value='red'] color: #_ATT{color} [/events_if]
[events_if tag='#ESC_ATT{price}'] price: #_ATT{price} [/events_if]
[events_if tag='#ESC_TOWN'] the town is: #_TOWN [/events_if]Example for default single event format could be (don’t mind the html, output will be ugly):
<p>#j, #M #Y - #H:#i</p><p>#_NOTES</p>#_LOCATIONPAGEURL
[events_if tag='_ATT{color}' value='red'] color: #_ATT{color} [/events_if]
[events_if tag='_ATT{price}'] price: #_ATT{price} [/events_if]
[events_if tag='_TOWN'] the town is: #_TOWN [/events_if]Look in the “default single event format” settings (or per event is also possible), there you’ll have somthing filled in. And for the rest: use placeholders like #_NOTES etc … as placeholders to show your content in any way you want.
They should switch to using dataTables jquery 🙂
But anyway, nice find. Once 3.1 is in place, we can start using it.
First do a
print_r($event};to see how $event is built, creating a filter doesn’t mean you can change the type of value returned ($event is an assoc. array, you return a string).Try this:
function soa_event_filter( $event ) {
if( !is_user_logged_in() && eme_is_single_event_page() ) {
$event['event_notes'] = "<h4>Become a Member so you can book this Event!</h4>";
}
return $event;
}
add_filter( 'eme_event_filter', 'soa_event_filter' );Because I don’t see anybody else offer me the code 🙂
But I found a nice workaround for conditionals, still needs to be tested more but this is the idea: in the formatting you can use other shortcodes, so I use the power of enclosing shortcodes wordpress provides to do the following:
[events_if tag='_ATT{eventsite}'] show my html stuff with #_ATT{eventsite} [/events_if]I still need to refine it, and I’ll add the possibility to test for a value as well:
[events_if tag='_ATT{color}' value='red'] show my html stuff with #_ATT{color} [/events_if]BUT: it will only work for placeholders you actually USE in that same format string. For the moment I can get it to work for normal placeholders, next thing up: the attribute placeholders and the time placeholders. And then also for the location placeholders of course.
So you see: it takes a lot of work
This I would need to see. I thought you were talking about a widget before … so I’ll test this as well
Your comment about roles is noted 🙂
About the numbers: nope, but you can search for “http” on this forum, it will (amongst other things) return some url’s that use EME.
I thought about doing it, but it seemed overkill at the time. And I know what you’re going to ask now: “I want people to be able to post events without being logged in” 🙂 But I can’t allow that security wise …
Only the admin, but in the trunk version there’s a new shortcode that shows a list of locations and using some jquery and the shortcode [events_calendar] on the same page, people can click on a location and the calendar will only show the events for that location.
The default seats booked is always 1, so just use some jquery to hide the dropdown. In the trunk version I gave an ID to the row (“seats_booking”), so something like
$(‘tr#eme_smtp_host_row’).hide();
will do
No prob. When in doubt, mail me. We can always search together. Also, if you get it right: mail me a howto 🙂
And maybe something to try (haven’t done so myself yet): try entering your html as one value in the attribute description. I’ll make a multiline field of it, if it works 🙂
Kinda impossible: there’s no relation at all between the attribute and the surrounding html (and each person will do it differently …). I would suggest to use a default value then, e.g.
#_ATT{eventsite}{'No site given'}It’s not exactly what you want but better than nothing …
Without coding this is not possible yet. This would mean that the setting “Require WP membership to be able to register” should be defined per event. Certainly doable, so I’ll add it to the feature requests.
The API key was needed for google maps API v2, not v3. So it wasn’t needed anymore.
In the next version you can specify location ID’s as a paramter to filter when using the [events_list] shortcode
This needs an API key to be implemented, and I just got rid of the API key some time ago, so this won’t happen for now.
No need to open a bug report: it is not one, the attribute is given correctly for every day of the event, just make sure you select the option “Show long events”
I created a wordpress filter that you can use:
eme_event_filter (1 parameter: $event)
==> See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_filter , e.g. in your functions.php:
add_filter('eme_event_filter','do_my_filtering');
function do_my_filtering($event) {
....
return $event;
}I added an action hook that can be executed after the rsvp info is entered in the DB. So you can take that info and post it into any system of your liking using add_action in your theme’s functions.php, e.g.:
add_action('eme_insert_rsvp_action','do_my_stuff');
function do_my_stuff($booking) {
....
}See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_action
I added an action hook that can be executed after the rsvp info is entered in the DB. So you can take that info and post it into any e-commerce system of your liking using add_action in your theme’s functions.php, e.g.:
add_action('eme_insert_rsvp_action','do_my_stuff');
function do_my_stuff($booking) {
....
}See http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_action
Couldn’t harm according to me (quick view), but I would need to test it. But since it works after you disabled it, maybe the plugin does some other stuff besides creating a .htaccess file as well …
I don’t know that plugin, but if you want to continue to use it, you’ll probably need to configure it a bit more 🙂
The problem is the rest of the string: I could test for it and replace #_LOCATIONPAGEURL by an empty string, but it would still leave you with the “Location Details” part …
Maybe I need to add a new possibility: #_LOCATIONPAGEURL{“Location details”} that would generate the whole link part …
Still doesn’t work. When you click on the prev/next month, you get requests like:
But in your case this redirects me to the test page. If I just remove the last part it works:
so are you blocking anything in your rewrite rules? Just adding any other parameter redirects me to the test-page as well??
I stand corrected: attributes don’t work in the balloon format, nor in the location pages. This is because we enter attribute data for an event, not a location. And since more than one event can be linked to the same location, I can’t go get the event info for a location …
I’ll add a feature request for attributes for location info.
There’s no such placeholder called “#_LOCATIONTOWN”, see
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#formatting-events for a list of the placeholders you can use.
Please open a bug report for this last one. It’s confusing to continue in a feature request thread with a possible bug.
I will add an action hook on successful rsvp, then you’re free to do what you want in your functions.php 🙂
I’m guessing you have jquery issues, maybe your theme uses other another jquery lib next to the one from wordpress?
I received it today 🙂 But very busy as well 🙂
I already did a diff to see the differences but still need to check things out.
I have tried, but it appears you don’t realize that you need to change the formatting to your liking (using the placeholders) for event list, single event, location, balloon, etc …
If you want, mail me an admin account and I’ll change some things as an example on your end:
liedekef [at] telenet.be
Well, if you give me an url where the widget is loaded (not admin), I can already see if that’s the problem or not …
You appear to be mixing up location formatting and event formatting. For location formatting, as in the doc:
Locations format
Locations format works in the same way as events, but the parameters are different.
* #_NAME indicates the location name (weird, huh?)
* Other general parameters are #_ADDRESS, #_TOWN, #_DESCRIPTION, #_MAP and #_IMAGE. The #_IMAGE placeholder is used in the location balloon for the event.
* Three tags allow the display of events taking place in the given location. Use #_NEXTEVENTS to insert a list of the upcoming events, #_PASTEVENTS for a list of past events, #_ALLEVENTS for a comprehensive list of all events.
* #_LOCATIONID returns the location IDAnother possibility: conflicting versions of jquery being loaded (a version of jquery is being loaded by wordpress and maybe another one by your theme, minified or not)
You should leave the
<ul>in, as the events are expected to be in a list (for now). I’ll change the widget code so you can enter a header/footer part yourself, instead of hardcoding it. That should solve it for you then 🙂Check if wp_footer is in the file footer.php of your theme; see
http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=372#post-1735
If not, the javascript needed is not going to be loaded and the navigation won’t work.
Don’t forget: you need to change the setting concerning the balloon format first in order to be able to use it in an event afterwards. Also: make sure you have activated the use of custom attributes in the settings page.
No, I’m referring to the not-yet-released version. But try with basic 3.2.15 first, otherwise: http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip
Aha, I see what you mean. I suggest to use custom attributes then. E.g. in the balloon format (in the settings page) you put
<a href="#_ATT{EXTERNAL_LINK}">My link text</a>and then, when editing/creating an event, you’ll see the custom attribute “EXTERNAL_LINK” which you can then give a value per event (but I believe you need the trunk version to be able to recognize attributes in balloons, just test it first).
For custom attributes: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#custom-attrs
Hi, a link to an external url just needs to be put in the format like html code, e.g.:
<a href=http://www.e-dynamics.be>My site</a>Your theme is the problem: it includes 2 versions of jquery:
<script type='text/javascript' src='http://candidatura.comuf.com/wp-includes/js/jquery/jquery.js?ver=1.4.2'></script>and further down:
<<script type='text/javascript' src='http://candidatura.comuf.com/wp-content/themes/candidatura/js/jquery-1.4.3.min.js'></script>The first one is added by wordpress, the second one by your theme. So fix your theme 🙂
If you want to use actions, read up on the wordpress doc: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/add_action , you’ll want this in your theme’s function.php
Is your theme using wp_footer()? This is a needed parameter, but some themes apparently leave it out, see http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/wp_footer
As explained on the doc page: the #_EXCERPT tag shows the event description up to the more-tag. #_MAP and #_ADDBOOKINGFORM are other placeholders and they will get rendered because you sepcified them.
If you don’t want that, don’t specify them in the format of the event.
Sorry, but I would need admin access on your site to verify some things. If you want, mail the info to me: liedekef [at] telenet.be
The setting for “default contact person” was being ignored and has been corrected. Also I specified that the default contact person is the event author from now on. This is now in trunk
http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#formatting-events , look for “#_EXCERPT”
If your php version doesn’t know array_walk_recursive, you’re not running php5 … create a php script and call “phpinfo();” in it, call it via a web browser and see what version is returned then.
Check the setting “Default single event format” and change it to your liking using placeholders. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#formatting-events
For the pagination: go into eme_events.php and change the line mentioning (around line 946):
// now add the pagination
$output = $pagination_top . $output . $pagination_bottom;to
// now add the pagination if needed
if ($paging==1)
$output = $pagination_top . $output . $pagination_bottom;Btw: both changes are applied to the trunk version
For the widget title, change in eme_widgets.php the code:
$title = apply_filters('widget_title', empty( $instance['title'] ) ? __( 'Events','eme' ) : $instance['title'], $instance, $this->id_base);to
$title = apply_filters('widget_title', $instance['title'], $instance, $this->id_base);In the widget, these divs shouldn’t be there … also I agree that the empty title should be possible as well. I’ll look into both
No no, you need to add these lines:
global $eme_need_calendar_js;
$eme_need_calendar_js=1;at lines 22,23 (at the beginning of the function eme_get_calendar)
I believe this is fixed in trunk already, try this change for eme_calendar.php:
http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/329066/events-manager-extended/trunk/eme_calendar.php
eme_event_list_filter allows you to play with the result of e.g. [events_list], so you can add/remove events/info etc…
Btw: did you test the action hooks?
First: try deactivate/activate and check the setting called “Number of events to show per page in admin interface”
Thanks for the offer, juriga! Unfortunately there’s no Finnish translation yet, I believe the “sv” translation is Swedish …
But if you’re still up to the task, the template file can be found here: http://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/browser/events-manager-extended/trunk/langs/eme.pot?rev=331412&format=txt
Using poedit can make the task easier, see:
http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2007/08/27/localizing-a-wordpress-plugin-using-poedit/
First: you need to make the change in the code as suggested if you want to use excerpts and have it formatted correctly (is in the next version).
Second: as the doc states: “#_EXCERPT shows an excerpt of the event (this is the content of #_NOTES until you place a
<!--more-->marker”, which means that if you don’t specify the more-marker in your event, it will show everything.Well, maybe it’s better to add an action hook before/after the RSVP action, so you can hook into anything then, no?
I added an action after inserting or updating an event in the db:
eme_insert_event_action (1 parameter: $event)
eme_update_event_action (1 parameter: $event)
I also added a filter for the events list:
eme_event_list_filter (1 parameter: array of events)
Update to the trunk version (http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip) and let me know the result 🙂
Well, I could add an extra field to define the POST to, so when a user hits the button for subscribe, it actually goes to another place … I’ll look into this
Could you try by not doing that fix, but instead add these in events-manager.php around line 145 (just before all the includes):
$tzstring = get_option('timezone_string');
if (!empty($tzstring) ) {
@date_default_timezone_set ($tzstring);
}If that doesn’t work, use the same code in eme_rsvp.php, at the top of the functions eme_add_booking_form and eme_delete_booking_form, e.g. for eme_add_booking_form:
function eme_add_booking_form($event_id) {
global $form_add_message, $current_user;
$tzstring = get_option('timezone_string');
if (!empty($tzstring) ) {
@date_default_timezone_set ($tzstring);
}In 3.6.6, the “width:70%” or “width:100%” doesn’t change anything at all …
For the “table-layout: fixed” thingie: nice find, see also http://www.w3.org/TR/CSS2/tables.html#width-layout
Not possible, you’ll need to use the API then, get the events list yourself and only show those you want: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#displaying-events-and-locations
Deactivate/reactivate the plugin. If that doesn’t work: did you install the other plugin called “Events Manager” first? If so, you need to deactivate it that one (best uninstall it) and then:
– Go to the settings of EME and say “yes” for the option “Delete all EME data when uninstalling”
– Now deactivate and activate EME
Because of this setting, all database tables will be removed when deactivating, so also those causing troubles (the ones conflicting with Events Manager).
I added 14% and 70% to trunk (14%*5=70%), but I just tested it with an event for each day and using twentyten theme: the table overflows the rest of the page …
Can you tell me which version has this problem? I just tried using the latest version (3.2.15) and it seems to work just fine … maybe a CSS issue? Can you check that the javascript needed is included at the bottom if using 3.2.15 (it is here)?
The more tag is for using the #_EXCERPT placeholder, not for “more” as content.
See http://www.e-dynamics.be/bbpress/topic.php?id=391#post-1810 and also the doc: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/
The calendar wiidget displays the calendar; nothing more, nothing less. Use the events list widget for a list of events, and format your widget in your theme to appear as one if you like that …
I added it to trunk, but shouldn’t the submit button be part of the div as well?
Btw: thanks for investigating this! Very much appreciated!
well, IE6 can be discarded as google maps api doesn’t support it anymore (and it’s way outdated, although still in use at some companies). I don’t know the use of IE7 in the world though …
An excerpt shows just that part that you want people to see as an excerpt, seperated from the whole content by the
<!--more-->tag. This has nothing to do with being logged in or not.But: it should show the content just as it does for NOTES. Try to change this in events_manager.php at around line 854 (in the latest version):
$field_value = apply_filters('eme_notes_excerpt', $field_value);to
$field_value = apply_filters('eme_notes', $field_value);
