Hi,
Can I email you the sample link?
Because it needs loggin into my site, I dont’ want to make this data public.
Thx – Tom
send it via our contact form – http://wp-events-plugin.com/contact-us/, please make sure you link to this page too so it doesn’t get overlooked.
from the looks of it, you have either a conflicting plugin messing up permalinks, a similar theme issue, or maybe your em settings isn’t right, i.e. you haven’t assigned a my bookings page in Settings > Pages
before any of that, you need to update your blog and plugins too
Hi Marcus,
Thanks for looking into this.
I followed your advice:
– Upgraded WP to latest 3.3.2 version
– Updated events manager to latest 5.1.7 version
– Upgraded all other necessary plugins
Tested with all plugins deactivated and created/assigned bookings page
Unfortunately with same results (also with default WP theme):
when users click on the manage my bookings link, they are taken to “http://……./events/my-bookings/ and a post is shown with only the #_EVENTNOTES as content.
When accessing the assigned booking page directly, admin gets to see all bookings and can manage them. But a regular user (subscriber) sees same page with “no bookings” message (although he has bookings).
Any more suggestions or ideas?
Thanks, Tom
Hi,
In the meanwhile also tested the insertion of the [my_bookings] shortcode code snippet into the functions.php of my theme and used this shortcode on a separate “manage my bookings” page.
Eureka; this seems to work!
The only thing remaining now is a way to change the “manage my bookings” link (shown after the already attending message) to this new page…
I couldn’t find this link in in the translation file.
(by the way the provided Dutch translation is incomplete)
Can you help me out with this remaining item?
Thx – Tom
am going to marked this as resolved.
