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This page simply uses the events_list shortcode. It used to be the Events page:
http://www.irishtriathlon.com/index.php/race-calendar/This is the current Events page and gives a 404:
http://www.irishtriathlon.com/index.php/rc-test/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [PHPLeague] [Plugin: PHPLeague] Not for American Football?I am interested to know if the plugin can support GAA sports in Ireland where we have goals/points scoring e.g. a final score could be 1-4 (1 goal and 4 points for a total of 7 points as goals are worth 3 points).
That should not have been necessary but it’s good that you have an alternative solution in List Category Posts plugin
Can you post the code that is generated by this plugin?
You can use http://pastebin.comCan you post a link to your site?
You can easily style the default (more modified) output by adding padding to the li (or div) elements.
Speaking of widget markup, I noticed that error messages cannot contain html.
I tried to add a link to the site’s contact page for when people encounter an error but I saw the a href code instead.http://www.bodyconnectionspa.ie/
I think that the error appears when the entered email address is already a subscriber. If this is the case then, is it possible to report that to the user?
You can try my yahoo.com email address that has the same prefix as my WordPress.org username.
I think that filters are appropriate to developers and shortcode attributes for non-developers.
To keep both camps handy you could provide both.
Another thing, as I initialise the $container to ‘ul’ and $post_container to ‘li’ before checking $list_type, the ul/unordered/unordered_list/default parts of switch() aren’t needed. I put them in for completeness.
Here is possible code to use php to create a backup:
http://davidwalsh.name/backup-mysql-database-phpInteresting.
Is this planned for version 5 or a v4 release?I will stick with EM_DISABLE_PERMALINKS = true for now.
Thanks.I have set EM_DISABLE_PERMALINKS to true in wp-config.php. This is the current setting on the live site.
This gives me the ‘ugly’ urls. I want pretty permalinks. How do I achieve that? Can I achieve that on Zeus?
I have been poking around classes/em-permalinks.php and the rewrite_rules row in the wp_options database table.
My events page has a slug of /race-calendar/event-details (it is a sub page of the ‘race-calendar’ page.
The rewrite_rules list has:
s:49:”index.php/race-calendar/event-detail/event/(\d*)$”
s:76:”index.php?pagename=index.php/race-calendar/event-detail&event_id=$matches[1]”This is exactly as I expect after reading line 127 in rewrite_rules_array() in em-permalinks.php but when I try a url of that format e.g.
http://www.irishtriathlon.com/index.php/race-calendar/event-detail/event/31
it goes to
http://www.irishtriathlon.com/index.php/race-calendar/event-detail/
instead of
http://www.irishtriathlon.com/index.php?pagename=index.php/race-calendar/event-detail&event_id=31If I enter the latter url directly it gives a 404, after redirecting to:
http://www.irishtriathlon.com/index.php/race-calendar/event-detail/?pagename=index.php/race-calendar/event-detail&event_id=31Should I move my Events page to the top level?
I have created a fresh install of WordPress 3.2.1 and EM 4.1.2. Using the default theme TwentyEleven. Permalinks set to Month and Name.
http://em.irishtriathlon.com/index.php/events/
Clicking on an event name returns to the events page.
There is no change when I use a rewrite.script file (the Zeus equivalent of a .htaccess file).