Bastien Ho

You’re right !
It’s done in version 3.8.7

best regards

Hi.
I think I’ve already saw this comment somewhere…

the first issue should be already solved, for the second one, can you give me more details please ?

thanks

You’re welcome

Yep, for new blogs, post are included in the first category, so they pass the test : category=1

You’re welcome

Hi,
effectively, a shortcode seems to be the best alternative, in order to prevent other the_content instances to display the event bar.

It should come relatively soon.

Hi, one of my colleague just asked me the same question this morning ??
As, WordPress supports multiple postmetas, I think it should not be too hard, but also make me think about recurrent events functionality.
The UI aslo must be revamped to allow multiple dates, so I prefer not to do it too quickly.

And no matter, feed back is always a good thing.

Hi

Thank you so much.
If you talk a little bit PHP, more than WP, you can add these lines to get the content you want :

Assumed, you’re in the loop :

$event=$EventPost->retreive();
echo $event->start.' '.$event->end;

If you prefere timestamp values to do what you want :

$event=$EventPost->retreive();
echo $event->time_start.' '.$event->time_end;

For a specific event, the function can be called with a parameter :
$event=$EventPost->retreive($post);
where $post can be an integer or an object.

Hope it helps !

Can you try with this ?

Hey there,

This is most likely the search filter. Try switching the “Filter searches and archives?” option to “No” in the Memberships > Advanced Settings page and see if that helps.

Thanks,
Jess

Hi.

good stuff. I’ve just opened a new thread on the paid memberships pro support page :

https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/conflict-altered-wp_query?replies=1#post-5657971

So…
after some time searching the origin of the issue, I still don’t know why, but, on your primary blog, there is a filter which exclude all posts being in the 1rst category, whatever the blog it comes from.
The query is always altered with :

`[tax_query] => WP_Tax_Query Object
(
[queries] => Array
(
[0] => Array
(
[taxonomy] => category
[terms] => Array
(
[0] => 1
)

[include_children] =>
[field] => term_id
[operator] => NOT IN
)

)

[relation] => AND
)`

If you create another category, and put the posts inside, they will be displayed on your primary blog.

The problem doesn’t exists on the “sandbox” blog.

Sorry, I can’t help more, you must have a setting in another plugin or theme.

Does anyone have an idea ?

Humm… my bad.
Between 2 edits, I changed the variable from $post->post_excerpt to $post->excerpt.

It will work with version 2.8.6

can you confirm ?

ok, did you try to manually add any content to the excerpt ?

Hi,

You’re lucky, I had a bug to fix, so I added the functionality by the way.

in the settings page, you can set the option : “Do not link posts with empty content”

these options had been added in the shortcode. you can use it with attributes :

[event_list thumbnail="1" thumbnail_size="large" excerpt="true"]