Posted 11 months ago #
I've tried entering an event via the entry-form.php but when I submit it, it resets the form without displaying the Success Message set up in the Settings.
The event is saved as I can see it in pending when I log into the admin area.
http://www.marketangel.com.au/add-market-date
Thanks.
Posted 11 months ago #
are you using buddypress?
Posted 11 months ago #
No, I'm not using Buddypress
Posted 11 months ago #
did you try:
global $EM_Notices;
then something like
$EM_Notices->add_confirm("")
Posted 11 months ago #
No I haven't tried anything yet.
I am not a developer, so if things don't work 'as is', I have no idea of what to try to get them working.
I would have no idea where to even put the code you have suggested.
Do I need to add some code somewhere or should it work 'as is'?
should work as is (for non-logged in users only). does it give an error say if you don't add a location
have you also tried disabling other plugins and/or using twenty ten?
Posted 11 months ago #
Yes, I get an error message if I don't enter a location or leave out dates, etc.
I'll go and test on my 'test' site now to check other plugins and theme. Will let you know how I go.
Posted 11 months ago #
No, still doesn't work.
I've deactivated all plugins and using Twenty Ten, but still no Success Message.
for now, whilst it's beta, not sure what to say :) it might fix itself in subsequent updates.
Posted 10 months ago #
I also have these issues.
Posted 10 months ago #
I have this issue as well with my BuddyPress install. I tried saving the success message as an error as those seem to show up, but still no dice. It works in a fresh install so it must be theme related but I just can't pin it down.
To patch it for now, I just save the success notification in a session variable, print it to the screen, then clear the variable. I will dig up the code.
Posted 10 months ago #
Changed event-editor.php line 47 to :
<?php echo $EM_Notices;
$message = $_SESSION['EM_Success'];
echo $message;
add_action('wp_footer','remove_status');
function remove_status()
{
if($_POST['event_name'] == null)
{
$_SESSION['EM_Success'] = '';
}
}
?>Changed em-event line 404 to:
$this->feedback_message = __ ( 'New recurrent event inserted!', 'dbem' );
return apply_filters('em_event_save', true, $this);
$_SESSION['EM_Success'] = 'New recurrent event inserted!';
}
//Successful individual save
$this->feedback_message = __ ( 'New event successfully inserted!', 'dbem' );
$_SESSION['EM_Success'] = 'New event successfully inserted!';Basically, When event is saved, save notice to $_SESSION['EM_Success'], when you load the editor, if $_SESSION['EM_Success'] has a value print it out. If the user did not just submit a new event clear $_SESSION['EM_Success']
thanks for the patch, not ideal but will be looking further into this
Posted 10 months ago #
No problem, I know it's a bit of a dirty fix. My thread on this is here : http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-events-manager-new-event-no-save-successful-notification
The only error I found in debug mode was :
Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent (output started at /home/mnichols/opspedia/bp1.2upgrade/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-activity.php:246) in /home/mnichols/opspedia/bp1.2upgrade/var/www/html/wp-content/plugins/events-manager/classes/em-notices.php on line 11
Checked for blank spaces and all the usual "headers already sent" junk, did not find anything. The strange part is that the notifications work when I am in debug mode.
Posted 10 months ago #
The patch is way over my head but I am in a place where because I have affected my theme template files (Weaver-theme) already with the Buddypress template pack, now my front end submission as a guest only works with buddypress installed. Oh brother.
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