The Time.ly plugin is a premium product, so I can’t see what it’s doing that’s not working with Relevanssi. Sorry, can’t help you with this one.
Thread Starter
chris
(@achensee)
Mikko, time.ly is a free plugin. Register for free and download at time.ly or get the plugin directly via wp repository: https://de.wordpress.org/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/
I installed the plugin, set Relevanssi to index the events, then created some events. No problems. I’m able to duplicate events without issues. I suggest you try disabling other plugins (or the shortcode expansion in Relevanssi settings), perhaps the issue is caused by a third plugin.
Thread Starter
chris
(@achensee)
i testet conflict with other plugins right before this post. this is why i found out: relevanssi activted – issue occurs. relevanssi deactivated, issue has gone.
did you check the indexing of events,event tags and event categories?
let me help you, i can give you access to our testserver, if you want. there we replicated the issue.
Yes, access to the testserver would be helpful, so I don’t have to spend lots of time trying to set up the issue on my test site.
If you disable all other plugins except Relevanssi and All-in-one Event Calendar, does the problem remain?
Thread Starter
chris
(@achensee)
good hints! deactivating ALL plugins except time.ly and relevannsi – no error! activating plugins step by step and trying to duplicate events, then found out: this is all about a conflict between time.ly, relevanssi and the tablepress plugin. it can be replicated, when these three plugins are acitvated AND relevanssi enabled “shortcodes” AND relevanssi index “events” (the post type of time.ly)…
Relevanssi is doing some tricks in order to be able to index TablePress content, but loading the controller is probably breaking this.
If you comment out this part in relevanssi/lib/indexing.php, does that make the problem go away?
if ( defined( 'TABLEPRESS_ABSPATH' ) ) {
$My_TablePress_Controller = TablePress::load_controller( 'frontend' );
$My_TablePress_Controller->init_shortcodes();
}
