davidfcarr

Here is my temporary solution, disabling the plugin entirely on admin pages except for the main dashboard url and the cache settings pages:

add_filter( 'option_active_plugins', 'disable_sg_cache_admin' );

function disable_sg_cache_admin( $plugins ) {
if ( strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'],'wp-admin') && !(strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'],'index.php') || strpos($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'],'page=sgo')) ) {
	require (ABSPATH . WPINC . '/pluggable.php');
    // Use the plugin folder and main file name here.
    // is used here as an example
       $plugins_not_needed = array ('sg-cachepress/sg-cachepress.php');
        foreach ( $plugins_not_needed as $plugin ) {
            $key = array_search( $plugin, $plugins );
            if ( false !== $key ) {
                unset( $plugins[ $key ] );
            }
        }
    }

    return $plugins;
}

Is there a function call I can use to programmatically turn off dynamic caching when an admin is logged in? I need to fix this for multiple subdomain admins or the plugin is useless on a multisite install.

Not fixed for me, either.

I just put out a blog post and video demo covering this in detail. Lots of new options using the RSVPMaker variation on the WordPress Query Loop block.

https://rsvpmaker.com/blog/2024/04/14/dazzling-design-for-events-wordpress/

There are Gutenberg blocks for displaying specific events, or the next event. Search on RSVPMaker.

If it’s easier for you to use a shortcode, those are documented here

https://rsvpmaker.com/knowledge-base/shortcodes/

I’m afraid I don’t have much experience with Elementor, preferring to stick with core Gutenberg as my page builder. You should be able to include the upcoming event listing as a shortcode or block in an Elementor page, I think, but I don’t know how Elementor handles individual custom post type posts. Possibly, it’s overriding the default behavior I rely on, which is based on using a filter called the_content to add the dates up top and the RSVP form at the bottom. Maybe that gives you something to go on if you reach out to Elementor for support.

Down the bottom of the RSVP Report for an individual event page, you should see a little widget that lets you export to CSV. You can select the fields you want included in the export. If you’re looking at a new install, you might have to add a few sample RSVP records to see those options.

Issue with that function, apparently: This extension was deprecated in PHP 5.5.0, and it was removed in PHP 7.0.0

So you’re running a Toastmasters website and have this installed?

If you update to the latest version, that issue should go away. As far as I can tell, it’s related to some obsolete code supporting integration with a plugin called Mailster. RSVPMaker and the Toastmasters extension now provide the email functions I was trying to get from that plugin.

I just put out an update that removes that binary keyword from the sql code, as the reason for it is obsolete. Let me know if installing that solves the issue.

Apologies, I tracked down a bug that was causing this issue. Do you do events across multiple timezones? Otherwise, make sure the default timezone for your site is set correctly under WordPress settings->General.

But you are supposed to be able to set a timezone for specific events, and that wasn’t working properly. If you update to the latest release, that should take care of it.

Please try the latest release, which I believe solves this problem.

Will investigate

Can you point me to one or more of the post duplication plugins you’ve used so I can test against it (ideally, a free plugin).

I’m guessing that the duplicated posts are created as drafts? There’s some react javascript I’ve added to improve integration with the block editor, and it sounds like it’s adding posts in a way that bypasses some of the process that takes place when you do “Add New” for an event.

I’ve run into some other scenarios where I need to make sure the reactjs code is more fault tolerant, so there may be some ways I can begin to address the issue you’re having independently, but it would definitely be good to test with the post duplication plugin you’re using.

If you follow one of the event options links, you should get a dialog box like the one pictured here displayed inside the editor that allows you to change all the same settings that you would have on the old screen. Also provides some new capabilities, like easier edits of the rsvp form. These options are displayed when you create a new post and also can be displayed by clicking a button on the sidebar.

Is this not appearing for you? Are you using the classic editor plugin by any chance? Because it probably doesn’t work without the block editor being active. If that’s not the issue, there may be some JavaScript/browser interaction bug I’m not aware of.

I had previously made it possible to set many options through the editor sidebar, but that UI was getting out of sync with the old event options page over time. So I’m trying to create a more consistent and better-integrated experience.