Franky
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] #_insertion issuesNo new replies, so marking resolved.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Cannot update EME pluginFor installation guidelines, it is like any other wp plugin: https://wordpress.org/plugins/events-made-easy/#installation
However, since you say that with or without EME you get “the critical error”, it seems you have another problem. You should fix your critical error (which is clearly not an EME problem).
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Booking confirmation templateWhen you enter it in the template, do you enter it in the html editor or the plain text part? If you enter html in the html editor, it will show exactly as entered of course … either enter the code in the plain text editor or use the html editor as any other wp page.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] WPML CompatibilityEME doesn’t hide events for you. If you have 2 different layouts, then the second one uses [eme_events] with other parameters than the first one (on a wordpress page).
The submit button text can be changed per event, see the doc: https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-6-registration-form-fields/ (look for #_SUBMIT{} and use that in your booking form per event)
And per event you can change the booking form (so you can have a different submit button text per event), the booking recorded message etc … see the RSVP settings per event.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] WPML CompatibilitySince those can be configured to your liking, it is pointless to try and translate these. Use another event and set it up in the language of choice, then link the RSVP part to the first. WPML requires different posts for each language and EME is not designed that way (it is very difficult to relate different events to the same, but using the link you can get close to it).
However supporting “loosely” linked events (where all settings are per event but the basic rsvp info like seats and price are linked) is on the roadmap. That will allow events to be fully in different languages and store bookings in one place. But it is on the roadmap, so not there yet.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Booking confirmation templateIf that’s the case, it should be in the setting “Booking confirmation message”. And I tested that by changing the text directly and via a template to include urls and those show up fine. Which setting have you configured for this?
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] #_insertion issuesPlease don’t start a new thread just like that …
Anyway, my question remains: *how* are you sending the mails? Manually after the booking? Or automatically upon booking? Can you show the settings you use for that event?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Is there a way to set up an even to show range of time?You can change the “Default event list format” or use a template in [eme_events] with the layout of your choice. See the doc for info on the event placeholders:
https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/7-placeholders/7-2-events/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Booking confirmation templateHave you configured EME to send out html mails?
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] #_insertion issuesNo feedback, so marking resolved.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] #_insertion issuesThe only thing I can think about is that you’re not sending booking mails …
How are you sending the mails?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Unknown error after updating WP 5.5If this is related to eme: just update to the latest version.
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy Frontend Submit] Email NotificationsEme (not emefs) has hooks and filters. See the doc for the hook eme_insert_event_action at https://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/category/documentation/12-hooks-and-filters/
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In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Unknown error after updating WP 5.5That points to an issue in the backend. 500 is internal server error, meaning somewhere in your webserver or php logfiles the error should get logged too.
See this thread: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/admin-ajax-php-loading-error-500-internal-server-error/Edit: also check if no security plugin is blocking your access to admin-ajax.php. Despite the name of that php file (and its location), it is also used in the frontend of wordpress to handle ajax requests, so it can’t be blocked by some tool otherwise those ajax requests won’t work anymore.
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Events Made Easy] Unknown error after updating WP 5.5Wordpress updated its jquery, and .live is no longer supported. This error is even visible on your main page. You should adapt your theme.js file.