thanks for pointing that out, will debug that and let you know when fixed.
That’ll be great! Deadline on the line. Thanks so much Marcus! Use the force =)
Seems like if I take out
“scope=”
from the query string, it will works…
And the default setting with return “future” anyway?
Hope this help.
thanks for the additional info. will check this out.
that does help i think, well spotted
Will I see this fix in the next update?
Not really resolved myself… =(
Im still getting this on the demo site however not with my test site using only EM and EMPro plus default twenty twelve theme.
Not a good news to me because I am using a custom theme, however the wp version is up-to-date. At the moment, seems like by editing “events-search.php” with this line can by-pass the issue
<input type="hidden" class="em-date-input" name="scope[0]" value="<?php if( !empty($_REQUEST['scope'][0]) ){echo esc_attr($_REQUEST['scope'][0]);} ?>" />
to
<input type="hidden" class="em-date-input" name="scope[0]" value="<?php if( !empty($_REQUEST['scope'][0]) ){echo esc_attr($_REQUEST['scope'][0]);}else{echo date('Y-m-d');} ?>" />
I just updated the dev version 5.3.6.4 which fixes this.
To update to the dev version, visit Events > Settings > Admin Tools > see/click “Check Dev-Versions’
Hi Marcus,
Spot on, works like a dream!
Thanks very much for the quick reply and time.
I hope this help too, since we are on search form listing output…
The pagination always not “active” for page 1 when on page 1, and I work out by adding an IF statement in “events-list.php” after this line will fix it.
//do some custom pagination (if needed/requested)
if( !empty($args['limit']) && $events_count > $args['limit'] ){
//Add code here ---- Make page 1 button become active
if(empty($args['pno'])){
$args['pno'] = 1;
}
Thanks for the update!
thx for spotting that, will make a different adjustment but same effect