Marcus
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Hello, thanks for the feedback. We’ve just released this so obviously some quirks will exist and we certainly will close those gaps, along with many more improvements.
I see that you did submit a support thread, and jon already let us know about it – we’re on it – so I’m wondering if you could give us a chance to help out with that stuff before jumping to a 1-star review after having used the plugin for 11+ years?
Blocks are essentially a wrapper for shortcode (which in turn wraps our PHP functions), they won’t add any exatra functionality to output (if it does, it’d still be because shortcodes implemented them first).Hello, whilst this isn’t possible (yet) the common solution is to create multiple tickets, each ticket representing a table. For example, Table A can have 8 spaces, B can have 6, etc.
Thanks for confirming everyone and apologies again for this. Shouldn’t have happened, but hopefully going forward we’ll progressively avoid anything like this happening on big-update releases (upside, there will be more big updates!).
Hello, sorry for the issues caused in 7.3, we know it must have been frustrating. We had immediately released v7.3.1 which fixes the issue. We’re revamping our internal CI/CD process to automate things better so this sort of thing doesn’t happen as we add new features, unfortunately this time around we’re still ironing out the kinks.
Hello, sorry for the issues caused in 7.3, we know it must have been frustrating. We had immediately released v7.3.1 which fixes the issue. We’re revamping our internal CI/CD process to automate things better so this sort of thing doesn’t happen as we add new features, unfortunately this time around we’re still ironing out the kinks.
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Hello, I’m sorry for the inconvenience caused. This was a big update, with many changes to our internal CI/CD and we’re putting measures in place to make sure exactly this doesn’t happen again.
We’ve pushed version 7.3.1 and updating to that should fix the issue. Alternatively, if you can’t update and you have FTP, download this file:
https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/events-manager/trunk/classes/em-oauth/oauth-server.php
And upload it to wp-contents/plugins/events-manager/trunk/classes/em-oauth/
Hello, I’m sorry for the inconvenience caused. This was a big update, with many changes to our internal CI/CD and we’re putting measures in place to make sure exactly this doesn’t happen again.
We’ve pushed version 7.3.1 and updating to that should fix the issue. Alternatively, if you can’t update and you have FTP, download this file:
https://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/events-manager/trunk/classes/em-oauth/oauth-server.php
And upload it to wp-contents/plugins/events-manager/trunk/classes/em-oauth/Hello everyone, just to let you know we’re investigating and will update very shortly.
7.2.3.1 is out and should fix this issue, thanks for your patience!
Hello, latest update 7.2.3.1 should fix this issue. This seemed to be specific to users (browsers) with a timezone in the Americas, which is why we completely missed it.
Thanks again @koolkatwebdesigns for the contribution!Hi Everyone, apologies for not getting to this sooner, we’re currently working through a backlog of bug reports.
I was not seeing this issue, and we didn’t experience this during testing. The demos site looks fine to me for example. Very strange because it turns out to be specific to browsers with a timezone in the Americas, Europe towards other end of world is fine! I could only reproduce this by tweaking my browser timezone to New York for example.
We’re investigating the root cause and will update in the coming hours (along with other bugfixes). Thanks for your patience!We might be dealing with two issues; a bug and a display limitation.
We’ve fixed various timeslot issues in the latest dev versions, just updated yesterday and the timeslots should be working better now.
However, if viewing event info on an event page, the general event info will show the range of times i.e. the first start time and end time of all slots. The slots themselves are more relevant in calendars and booking forms. To display calendars that show every timeslot, not just the days they occur on, you can add timeslots=”1″ to your shortcode.
Hello, sorry for the delay on this.
The bug cropped up when we added Archetypes as our code triggered ‘true’ for all post types. The latest update 7.2.3 should solve this, it should also account for any archetypes you add via the settings page.
Will mark resolved.
Hello, sorry for the delay on this, the latest update 7.2.3 should solve this.
Hello, I tested this out and works fine for me. The quotes in your pasted shortcode need switching for regular quotes, but that shouldn’t affect the placeholder itself.
I’d recommend checking if the block, editor etc. where you paste that shortcode alters the content in any way.
Alternatively, check if Avada interferes and messes with content such as curly brackets, which may break display issues. You can test this easily by switching themes temporarily, this can be done with something like WP Safe Mode