Franky
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Issues with recurring eventsThat is impossible to do. To state some competition: not even exchange/outlook does this. I try to accomodate everyone, but if someone splits of an event from a series and after that change the series another event gets created.
Other event tools in wordpress even mess up that (editing a recurrence recreates all events and deletes all bookings), EME does not. It keeps everything in check, the only thing you need to do is accept that an event that has been changed no longer is part of the recurrence. And even if I did what you asked, others would like it the other way (imagine someone by accident deleted an event that was part of a recurrence …).
In the overview of events it is clearly indicated which event is standalone and which event is part of a series, so you just need to pay attention to that.Edit: concerning the custom fields not being taken into account, please do try to reproduce the problem (custom field answers are stored in a separate table, so maybe there’s a problem with those).
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Duplicate events created when editing recurring eventThere’s nothing to check. It is clearly stated when editing an event that is part of a recurrent series: “WARNING: This event is part of a recurrence. If you change this event, it will become an independent event and be removed from the recurrence.” So upon editing, that event became a standalone event, and when editing the recurrence definitionn, the day that was “missing” was re-added.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Exporting CSV for guest check-insWell, that’s why the CSV export in the backend was originally intended 🙂
Small hint: configure your event to stop accepting RSVP’s 1 hour before the event starts or so (if not sold out), so if you take your CSV export 1 hour beforehand, it is ‘stable’.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Exporting CSV for guest check-insIt all depends on what you want to achieve. If it is for noting down who was present and not, you could do the csv thing, or as a logged-in user scan the qrcode that can be generated per booking (that will increase a counter per booking too, next to keeping attendance info in general).
If you only want to check if they booked/paid: scan the qrcode (even when not logged in) and it will give you the info (and there’s an option per event that allows you to decide what to show when scanning the qrcode and not logged in).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Exporting CSV for guest check-insWell, in all cases (the shortcode, the backend or the placeholders) you need the correct rights. In the case of [eme_attendees] (or [eme_bookings]) this is not needed (as those purely work on the frontend) and you could generate a html-table that could be easily copy-pasted in excel, but that’s a little less practical .
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Exporting CSV for guest check-insWell, start with just “[eme_attendees_report_link]” (the extra template options were currently ignored, fixed in dev), but it should give a link. If not: check your php logfiles for errors/hints. It works fine here.
Also, best is to go in the backend and click on CSV report per event there, the attendees CSV list generated via that shortcode will not be what you expect (it is for all future events, and per event in 1 cell all attendees). I’m planning on reworking the output for that option completely …
And if you want the link to the CSV link to appear in the frontend, best is to use #_EVENTCSVBOOKINGSLINK or #_EVENTCSVBOOKINGSURL in your single event template (see the doc on those placeholders).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Exporting CSV for guest check-insThis shortcode requires the user to be logged in (and to have the capability to list EME registrations).
If you want to have a list of attendees for an event, you could also use [eme_attendees] inside the single event template format (and use the correct options for this shortcode).Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Allowing bookings for a whole course and individual weeksYou can create your own hook, where you check for the per-week course if the 10-week course is not full yet. However: if someone books for the 10-week course you’d need to check all other courses too, so it is a difficult thing to do.
Another solution would be to use the EME multibooking feature: 10 separate courses and you use 1 form with the 10 present. See https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/6-shortcodes/eme_add_multibooking_form/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Booking with same email changes previous namesIndeed, due to the fast release, I released some part that wasn’t well tested. This 2-liner fixes it (and tested):
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/2527525/Btw: released a new version for this, since it is a bug and the old version was released 2 hours ago.
- This reply was modified 5 years ago by Franky.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Booking with same email changes previous namesOk, bug confirmed and fixed by this changeset:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/2527486/I’ll release now, as I find this rather important.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Booking with same email changes previous namestx for reporting this, I’ll take a look!
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Trigger an Update from PHPBtw: you can also use CSV import for events, see the doc on that. Concerning import by yourself, you can take a look at the function eme_import_csv_events to see all the steps.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Trigger an Update from PHPThe function is eme_db_insert_event , but I do *not* support adding an event in any other way than via the EME backend (or the frontend submit plugin).
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Shortcode CacheThat iframe would need to be a very simple page without header/footer then (but still managed by WP in order to handle shortcode expansion).
And then you probably might exclude that iframe link from your caching in WP rocket. But again: I think the people from WP Rocket are the ones to ask that, personally I avoid WP plugins for caching (only minify css/js if needed) and prefer webserver caching if really needed.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Shortcode CacheNot caching a css or js is something totally different than not caching rendered page content. The shortcode gets expanded by wordpress and then it gets cached by your caching plugin. I don’t think it is possible to exclude parts of a page to be cached. You should check with WP-Rocket if that’s at all possible. Otherwise, excluding the whole EME plugin folder is all you can do, but it won’t help you here I think. The only thing to do is not using a cache there, or I should switch [eme_events] to be totally ajaxified, which would allow it not to be cached.