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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Contact Form 7] Uploaded file not showing in emailI have this issue as well. Downgrading to 5.3.2 has temporarily fixed it.
I wish OP hadn’t marked the issue as “resolved” because it’s not a real fix, it’s just a workaround.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Table of Contents Plus] Turn off TOC plus in specified postsAccording to the documentation:
How do I stop the table of contents from appearing on a single page?
Place the following [no_toc] anywhere on the page to suppress the table of contents. This is known as a shortcode and works for posts, pages and custom post types that make use of the_content()
Thanks, I appreciate it!
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Clear Floats Button] Visual editor strips id attributes fromLooks like the problem is in line 56 of clear-floats-button.php:
$init['extended_valid_elements'] = 'div[clear|style|class]';I assume this is overwriting a default configuration which allows
div[id], although I can’t see where the default configuration is coming from. This plugin should at least append to the existing allowed attributes rather than overwrite them.Yes, but #_EVENTTAGS shows all the tags for one particular event. What I would like to do is add a sidebar widget to my events page which lists all distinct tags from upcoming events. So I might have 7 events tagged “kids” and 8 events tagged “adults” and 15 events tagged “teen,” but the widget just shows something like:
View upcoming events tagged: [adults] [kids] [teens]
I can already do this for locations and categories, so I thought there might be a way to do it with tags.
Thanks, but I’m looking to display only unique tags found in upcoming events. I assume if I did something like this:
[events_list scope="future"]#_TAG[/events_list]…it would show each tag once for each upcoming event in which it appears.
Unfortunately my site is in development and I don’t have a link to share. If it helps, I’ve confirmed that my copy of
mytheme/plugins/events-manager/templates/events-search.phpis identical to the plugin’s version, with the above code added after line 44.My mistake! I’m on the current version so there must be another culprit. Sorry for the false accusation.
Yes I’m referring to the main list of events on the admin side.
/wp-admin/edit.php?post_type=eventIn the body of a page.
Although…
Why would some but not all locations have been hidden if it was a permissions problem? All locations appear to be set up identically.
I was able to fix this issue, and I think it was an issue with User Capabilities. I assumed that because I turned off all other plugins that it couldn’t be a plugin conflict, but I think that tinkering with a user roles plugin (Members) must have caused something to go wrong with Events Manager permissions. Having changed a permission in the database, turning off the plugin didn’t automatically undo the problem.
I wish the WordPress permissions system was more straightforward!
Thanks to everyone for your time and suggestions.
In the admin area.
Thanks for the suggestion. I’m testing as admin and all locations were created using the admin account. I’m not sure how ownership could be the issue, especially since everything worked fine yesterday.
It works correctly in the system I’m running locally in a virtual machine, which makes me think it’s database-related, but I don’t know where to look.
I was having this problem too. It seemed to only manifest with recurring events. I followed the instructions above for upgrading to 5.6.0.1 and it fixed the problem.
If any more details would assist in validating this bug fix I’d be happy to provide what I can.