can I know where did you use the placeholder? seems to work fine on my test site e.g. Formats/Layouts tab.
thx
It’s ‘manually’ inserted in a page.
Tried updating (a minor text change) in both the event and the location. No difference.
After that, I deleted {has_location} and {/has_location} which made the event show correctly.
I had the same problem. Removing the {has_location} and {/has_location} also made the #_EVENTLINK work again. I’m not sure why. I’m going to dig into the plugin code to see if I can find the problem
I’ve made some minor unrelated tweaks to the placeholder algorithm that may coincidentally fix this in next update. let me know if not (and pls paste your format so we can see an example, use pastebin.com)
My format before I removed the {has_location} and {/has_location}.
http://pastebin.com/iFU1hyBY
And mine, before removing {has_location} and {/has_location}
http://pastebin.com/TQAkM6cR
And, in case you’re wondering, the #_EVENTLINK-issue didn’t get fixed with 5.1.6.
try putting a space between the placeholder and conditional placeholder of this snippet <h4>#_EVENTLINK{has_location}</h4>
that’ll be why actually, because some placeholders (e.g. #_EVENTIMAGE{x,y}) allow brackets right after, a space should fix it i think.
mind you, you should just move it to after the closing h4 anyway as you’d break your HTML this way if it worked properly.
Yep, adding the space fixed my problem. (5.1.6)
