brianatkinson

I also had to purge the caches after setting to unrestricted – that got it.

Thanks Scott – this is a site I inherited from a developer who is no longer in business, and while I’m fine making content changes, I don’t have the developer skill set.

I don’t see an obvious short code. The code that seems to use the Pod on one of the pages is (it’s similar on the other pages with different pods names etc):

<ul class="author_list column_3">[pods name="user" orderby="last_name" join="JOIN wp_usermeta_staff ON id=user_id" where="is_staff=1" template="Users"]</ul>

Thanks Scott,

I was referred to this thread, but I don’t think it’s quite the same issue.

The security settings were already set to “restricted” there. I also tried “unrestricted” just in case.

In my setup, it’s not returning any records, just the error:

Pods Embed Error: JOIN contains SQL that is not allowed.

It’s been working perfectly for a few years, and suddenly stopped working and displays that error.

Thank you for your help. I simply changed the publish dates of each post to get them into the order I wanted them to be in, and will modify that as I post along the way. It’s working just fine, just a little clunky. And I have to remember to do it.

Example of the previous/next problem:

https://www.brianacomedian.com/calendar/

Click on any single event.
At the bottom of the event page, I expect the Previous and Next links to go to the chronological events based on start (or end) date.

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by brianatkinson.

Perhaps related…
The Very Simple Event Plugin is exactly what I need for my sites.
However, when viewing a single event page, the ‘Previous’ and ‘Next’ links lead to other pages according to publish date, instead of start or end date.
In this use, the published date is of no use to me.
How can I change the Previous and Next links to follow the start or end dates?
I understand ‘start date’ my not work, but ‘end date’ might, based on my reading.