Borneyak

Both. I don’t want to use both of them.

But i do want to add locations to events. It’s fine when the locations added are only visible in the backend of WordPress. A long as they are not visitable on the frontend then i am happy.

But then i get the img-tag along with it. And i don’t need that html img-tag.

So consider this a feature request:

Can you build in the support for thumbnailsize usage inside Event Manager?

example: #_EVENTIMAGEURL{NAME-OF-THUMBNAILSIZE-HERE}

*Feels dumb*

it was a classic programming error. I used double-quotes where i should have used single-quotes.

This is solved now!

Used this in a plugin. Got that plugin enabled ofcourse.
I want to use this for a lastname field i provided.

I will check out if i can find something.

Thanks for this.

Unfortunately it’s not working for me for some reason. I got a meta key that holds a last name. I want a alphabetic sorting using that meta key value. But the plugin keeps using the setting from the widget itself. How can i overrule that with this?

• This reply was modified 8 years, 1 month ago by Borneyak.

I think adding plugins to the wp-content>plugins is enough. It still got a safety net, because plugins need to be activated. But at least you won’t have to install them. And activating can be done with two clicks for all plugins if needed.

Found anything yet?

Don’t have a URL. It’s on my localhost.

I can provide an image to show what’s the problem.

link: https://i.imgur.com/MaCSVuw.jpg

I don’t know much about the weight for the server for this.
Maybe the process can be done in chunks to save the server a bit.

That’s too bad… ??

I got an idea, a featurerequest, then. Wouldn’t it be possible to do it the other way around?
So you have an extra option at each role’s tab in the plugin where you let the plugin fill in the woocommerce default price and sale price (and other fields etc..) automatically. So the prices will be copied over to the plugin this way.
Then you got basicly the overruling thing without interfering the working of the plugin and compatible plugins. Best of both worlds??

edited:
Actually i found a different approach on checking this.

I am using #_AVAILABLESPACES + #_SPACES now to check. #_SPACES with value 0 means basicly no registering.

So I am checking like this:
– if #_AVAILABLESPACES = 0 and #_SPACES > 0 then the event is full.
– if both equals 0 then there is no registering for the event.

Ah thanks. Now it works. Seen the option, but it didn’t work before. With that page i got the info i needed to get it working. Guess i had overseen an option or something…

I’ve done it by forcing it in the stylesheet. I used this css-code:

#bgmp_map-canvas {
    width: 100% !important;
}

With this code it’s the full width of the html element the map is placed in.

I had the same problem, but figured out the solution to it.

In my case i had to select a map theme to let the plugin work again. The themes-settings appeared to be empty and that causes the error. Try to select a theme, maybe it works again for you too.

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For the plugin author:

The error my firefox webconsole gave me:
SyntaxError: expected expression, got '}'

The error was in this line in file admin.php:
line 459: this.map.setOptions({styles: });

Hmm…. I know code, but if it’s too complex then it might not be a good idea to do.

Any other idea is welcome however.