Wired Impact

Since we haven’t heard from you in a little while we’re going to mark this resolved. Don’t hesitate to reach out if you have questions in the future.

Jonathan

Thanks for the kind words Leo. Unfortunately, displaying volunteers that signed up for a specific opportunity on the frontend of the website is not possible with the plugin. You could do this with some custom programming, but there isn’t a simple way to do it at the moment.

Let us know if you have any other questions and I’m sorry we can’t be more helpful.

Jonathan

Thanks for reaching out @lerettcp. I’ll try to answer your questions one at a time:

– Is there the ability to add to the list of information a volunteer fills out when signing up?

At this point you can not add custom fields to the form. This allowed us to keep the plugin simple and easy to use.

– Is there the ability to set opportunities up in groups so a different person can get at the information for a particular group?

No, there is not a way to group the volunteer opportunities at this time.

– does the plugin have the ability to not allow a volunteer to register for shifts with overlapping times

No, individuals can sign up for any events they want. It’s up to them and the administrators to make sure people don’t sign up for two opportunities that occur at the same time.

– Is there the ability to upload a number of opportunities?

I’m not exactly sure what you mean by this one. Can you give me a little more detail?

Regarding the issue you’re seeing within your screenshot, that’s most likely caused by the fact that you turned off the plugin’s CSS styles. Within the admin, visit Volunteer Mgmt >> Help & Settings >> General >> and choose “Yes, please provide basic styling.” for the “Load Plugin CSS?” option.

I hope that’s helpful. Let me know how it goes.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

Sorry that you’re still dealing with this and unfortunately, I’ve never seen this issue before. The easiest approach would be to add the following code into your style.css file:

.single-volunteer_opp .post-navigation {
    display: none;
}

Another option, which requires a little more technical knowledge, is to find the template file which displays the post navigation and remove the functions that do this. You’re most likely looking for code that says previous_post_link() and next_post_link().

I’m sorry I can’t be more helpful. It’s hard to troubleshoot without seeing the theme files themselves. If those two options don’t work I’m happy to look at the theme files, but that would require you give me access, which I would understand if you’re not comfortable with.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

• This reply was modified 9 years, 8 months ago by Wired Impact.

Since we haven’t heard from you in a while we’ll go ahead and mark this support ticket as resolved. As always, don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

Since we haven’t heard from you in a while we’ll go ahead and mark this support ticket as resolved. As always, don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any other questions.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

That’s the tricky part. We haven’t released any updates recently, so it most likely has to do with a change to a theme setting or one of the theme files. Do you remember what changes you made around when it stopped showing up?

Also, it looks like you’re using WP Engine for hosting, so if you’re comfortable with their tools, you can check the error logs which should give you an idea.

I hope that’s helpful. Let me know how it goes.

Jonathan
Wired Impact

I’m sorry to hear you’re running into issues @annac1979. Would you mind sending me a link to where you’re seeing the issue? Also, just to be sure, did you follow the instructions at https://wordpress.org/plugins/wired-impact-volunteer-management/faq/ under the heading “How do you create a new volunteer opportunity?” to list your opportunity?

I’m looking forward to hearing back from you.

Jonathan
Wired Impact