[Franky]

Bug confirmed and fixed. Will be in next version.

For now: open the file dbem_locations.php and search in the function dbem_locations_table_layout for the line (around line 199) :

<input type=’hidden’ name=’page’ value=’locations’/>

and change this line to:

<input type=’hidden’ name=’page’ value=’events-manager-locations’/>

That should do it.

[Franky]

And maybe try to add this to your own theme css (I added it already in the trunk version):

#dbem-location-map img {

background: none !important;

}

should cure the green screen …

[Franky]

I haven’t read the mail yet but if you want to use the functions: http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/#displaying-events-and-locations (the template tags are in fact functions)

[Franky]

Errr … what do you want to accomplish? From this code I can’t really deduce anything. You can always pm me if you want to take this private: liedekef [at] telenet.be

[Franky]

Errr … what do you want to accomplish? From this code I can’t really deduce anything. You can always pm me if you want to take this private: liedekef [at] telenet.be

[Franky]

I don’t know gravity forms …

[Franky]

Also it seems you’re using some kind of shortlinks? Maybe first try to disable permalinks and try again, it might be related to that?

[Franky]

hmmm … weird. I just tried it here and it works just fine (with your address).

I looked at your html source code and saw that the latitude and longitude are both 0, resulting in some point in the ocean.

Which version are you using?

[Franky]

It seems you have

define(‘WP_DEBUG’, true);

in your wp-config.php file. Bad idea, but good errors 🙂

I committed lots of fixes to trunk for these. But for now: put WP_DEBUG to false and you can continue, or if you want to help debugging the trunk version, checkout the svn version into a dir of choice:

svn co http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/events-manager-extended/trunk

[Franky]

I needed to add “disable_functions=error_reporting” to php.ini before I saw any of these warnings … but I have them now, and will adapt 🙂

[Franky]

btw: what are your php.ini settings causing you to see all these? Do you have safe_mode on or so?

[Franky]

wow … I never thought about activating php notice level yet. These are NOT errors, but notices, and the fact that you see them is either that you’re debugging it (which is good) or have error_level too high in php.ini. I hope it is the first 🙂

Either way: they should not happen, and I’m still in the progress of cleaning up the code.

You can always check out trunk for my latest changes, and I’ll take these notices in account as well …

[Franky]

hehe, no prob 🙂

btw: I’m not sure bbpress supports locking forums down, I’ll try to find a plugin for this

[Franky]

Maybe you’re using a custom menu? I just tried it, and then I seem to have the same “problem”.

It seems the problem is related to this function in dbem_events.php:

function dbem_events_page_title

and maybe to the 2 “add_action” calls below that. I need to check this out.

[Franky]

Yes, it is a css issue 🙂

You can change any layout here: events-manager-extended/events_manager.css (the html sourcecode should show you where what is used, the calendar css part is at the bottom).

Franky

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