arminh

Hi Hector,
thank you for your very fast reply – I did’t think of the fact, that the 180 within the argument can’t be a parameter ??
But fine, so the issue turned out to be none ??

Thank you again for your support
Armin

Hi, Juan,

I’m responding to this topic because there is a similar problem within our project.
In our case our client don’t want to process the ticket sale within the website, therefore no commerce function (no tribe commerce, no woo commerce) is activated.

Nevertheless our client want that the users can reserve tickets. So we created RSVPs for the events, which has made the system publishing the words “free of charge” (in german: Kostenlos) after the time of the event.

But the events aren’t free of charge. At least not automatically every event. Some are, some not, but we want to have RSVPs for all. So we have to delete the “free of charge” element in case of tickets with prices. How can we do this?

Thank you for your support
Armin

Hi, Geoff,

indeed I’m talking about something else ??

On the mentioned elementor pop-up (which you reach by clicking the green button) you can click on a dotted field of the mini-calendar and nothing happens – while the mini calender works when you use the one placed directly on the linked site. This is the issue I’VE meant.

Kind regards
Armin
P.S.: I’ve tested the function with safari and firefox

Hi,

problem solved with: creating entire new project which also means an whole new process with adding youtube key api v3 before creating the api key.

Hope this new api key works some time longer…

Thank you for your help!

Hi,

OK. I think, “new APP” means new project in Googles console, right?

Hi, Constantin,

thank your for your immediate reply. This screenshot shows the failure prompt: https://prnt.sc/spgqfe
And the following shot shows, that there is no restriction at the api setting on google console: https://prnt.sc/spgp6j (sorry for german language version, but you will recognize the settings as well, I think).
As I wrote, this has been a newly created api key. The former one has produced the same failure prompt. And there had been no changes from us within the api key or google project settings.

Hi,

the issue with links that are not working in some mail clients is still existing.

But now I’ve succeeded in building a link within the content field of settings>notifications>confirmation e-mail.

It worked after I’d enclosed the link shortcut with backslashes: \{{SUBSCRIBE-LINK}}\. E-Mail Subscribers plug-in then had replaced the backslashes with “-signs and the link then has appeared correctly in the notification mail I initiated.

But why I have to set backslashes instead of quotation marks – I don’ know …

Kind regards
Armin

Hi Malay,

I’impressed – a very immediate reaction, thank you.

It’s version 4.1.10, I’d upgraded before trying to use href. But, if relevant: I’m using the German localized version, maybe there are some differences…

Again with high-speed, many thanks, @hcabrera

It’ all clear now. But why didn’t I think of that ;-(

Regards
Armin

Hi @hcabrera,

thanks a lot for your immediate reply. I’m deeply impressed – I’m not often getting such quick answers!

WP Super Cache hasn’t caused this problem.
Your hint with the shortcode solved my issue.

I falsely assumed, that I’ve made an overall setting towards my custom post type by typing in the CPT name on the dialogue field which appears when clicking on the gear wheel on WPP statistics page. But this is only for statistic page I know now.

Unfortunately another issue is with the comments. I will describe this here im my reply, too, assuming that you apologize this ;-):

There, on the statistics page, the views are displayed (as I already wrote before). But the comments to my custom post types (which are made a week before installation) aren’t shown on the WPP statistics page. But there are two ones, see last post on this page:
https://s-privatebanking.net/blogstart/

Why WPP isn’t recognizing them?

Thank you very much again for your fast help. Maybe the issue with the comments has an easy to solve reason, too.
Armin