camonunez
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Turns out that it was my mistake!
http://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/create-your-own-event-scope/
I didn’t follow the instructions…
😛Now everything’s working nice!
AWESOME PLUGIN WOOOHOOO!!
today and tomorrow don’t work fine either, so it’s not that the problem is caused by using custom scopes
But it’s not relevant, I created an event with a subscriber user, then I checked the database.
Here’s a screenshotand using [events_list scope=”<<customscope>>”]
Resolved
I got it!
<script> function validate(){ var inp = document.getElementById('event-image'); if(inp.files.length === 0){ alert("No image uploaded!"); inp.focus(); return false; } var evname = document.getElementById('event-name').value; if (evname.length < 3) { alert("Please fill in a name for the event!"); evname.focus(); return false; // keep form from submitting } } function init(){ document.getElementById('event-form').onsubmit = validate; } window.onload = init; </script>Just find a RSS widget to put in the other side and use the RSS generated with EM plugin.
I use dlvr.it to share my events in social networksFor my events lists to show events at the correct time I had to put
putenv("TZ=America/Santiago");( live in Santiago, Chile), in my functions file. I don’t know much about php, but it worked for me.You’d have to create event attributes (e.g.#_ATT{Facebook Page}) and then include it in the individual event format. You need HTML and CSS knowledge to get this working nicely.
EM version: 5.6.1
user capability publish_event is unchecked under events > settings > general > user capability. for everyone but admin, and I am the only admin.