benfranklin

Well, yeah, they behave differently though. You should study and test it since it might impact existing users to switch. UserIDs force new visit sessions. CustomVariables seem to be “less strict” and will use the ConfigID as a fallback ID method more often.

Here is some code I whipped up for a friend today and then I put it into a plugin … you could just install it an then all you need to do is add the shortcode [events_as_table] on the page you want to output everything … you can modify the code too … pretty straight forward …not sure if this is close to what you’re looking for …

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1YForhvSCJrl4sPFJ0ppBYi5bGP0Ptuam/view?usp=sharing

You still need help with this? A friend of mine asked for the same thing.

Thanks for the response Jose. Yeah, it’s easy to think it’s going to be easy, for certain. I hear you.

If anyone out there has developed anything like that let me know!

This plugin also causes issues with filtration of posts in the admin list … “/edit.php?s&post_status=all” … if you delete the
“?s” and just use “post_status=all” it works again but … maybe something within search everything looking for a URL var of “s” … I’d have to dig into the code and I don’t have time so I just deactivated the plugin for now.

+1 … agreed. I’m having the same issue.

+1 on this request though from me. Thanks @alin for the reply.

Yes, 301. And thanks for the response. Response in bullets:

-CURRENT METHOD: The basic way 301 is handled on the current plugin seems sub-optimal. It seems better to have a central list of redirects you create and then you don’t have all these empty posts.

-PRIORITY:Not sure it’s a priority relative to other stuff on the docket but it seems like a nice part of what an SEO plugin does but this is based on being accustomed to letting the Yoast plugin handle it with a centralized list

-HTACCESS: If you manage a multisite system with hundreds of sites you don’t want to have to add these to a centralized .htaccess. Also, in both a multisite setup and single site setup working with .htaccess is a dangerou thing and could bring down the whole site … using a GUI for this limits chance of doing something dumb.

-FINDINGS: For now, I think I am going to have to use this guy which 800k other people are using, apparently: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/redirection/
— I just tested the top 5 redirection plugins and, indeed, it seems this one which has been downloaded the most is the best — no stupid upselling ads like some of the others, the link is buried as a sub menu and it also logs 404 errors right there for you so you needn’t visit webmaster tools to view.

Thanks James! You the man! I’m following on GH!

Thanks for the response tedinoz. I ended up studying the documentation more and found my answer there!

https://github.com/scribu/wp-posts-to-posts/wiki/Basic-usage

This is such a cool plugin. We need to find someone to step up and maintain it again since Sribu no longer is.

Thanks for this!

Anyone? I still can’t find a solution to this. I may cross post this in stack exchange and post solution here if I find it.

Sure I could find a place to change in core but would prefer some code to add to functions.php.

Wow! Realize I posted this 10 months ago but I did figure out a hack … basically you could just count how many posts in your loop and right a conditional so if there is only one result, just redirect to the_permalink for that one post …

Looks something like this:

<?php
      $i = 0;
				while (have_posts()) : the_post();
				$i++;
			?>

			<?php if (($count == 1)) { ?>

<script type="text/javascript"><!--
window.location = "<? the_permalink(); ?>"
//--></script>			

		<? 	} else { ?>

<? } ?>

I don’t use it anymore because I felt like it wasn’t that big of a deal to have users just click on the result even if only one but while I had it running on my site it worked even if it probably is a little ghetto … only solution I came up with.

Can anyone help with this?

Whoa … that was easy. How come you’re so smart Andrea_r. Thanks so much! Worked like a charm.