emminnn

I actually figured out the problem. It was very easy to fix but not to find.

The thing is, for recurring events, when event is duplicated with same title, things get confused because of auto-generation of urls. Since the ?lang=en location query has to match the default language post, it doesn’t and tries to redirect to another post which also has redirect etc..

To fix that, just manually change the default post url slug to something unique. I added the date for instance: https://mywebsite.com/events/the-amazing-event-14-Feb-0830 .

Hope this fixes it…

Hello.

Thanks for the nice plugin. It helps us quite a lot.

Nevertheless, our log data has also been deleted after update. Is there any way I can recover them – from the database or something?

Thanks.

Glad worked out ??

Fede! No!

It actually works! It’s only the test email that keeps working as before man. Try to add your (another) email address as a new user directly with csv. I promise it’ll work!

The test email has another configuration.

Sorry I didn’t understand this was the problem before…

Hi Fede,

I just checked the code and file and even added a user for trial. It does work on mine.
It might be so that server cache needs an update or something.
I also use the same versions.
Strange.

Not being programmer (only a jack), sorry I can’t provide the feedback you need. But I’m sure it’ll work if you try to see some bug somewhere…

Please let me know how it goes!
Emin

Yeah, same here!!

@chazy, I couldn’t really implement the solution. Could you please be more specific with the instruction please?

I did add this one line of code you sent within the wp-modal-login.js file. But the pop-up doesn’t auto-happen on the page with the shortcode as it’s supposed to. ??

Thanks.

@ddas Woocommerce has this shortcodes system that should meet your needs indeed. However, when I tried, not all worked :/

So in this case, together with this plugin, the short code: [add_to_cart_url id=”99″] should work for you. (place your product id instead of 99).

https://docs.woothemes.com/document/woocommerce-shortcodes/

Can you pls inform if they work for you?

From all the free ones in the market, this is the best one I found to be working and I think everything of how to use it is quite clear.

You don’t expect a spectacular support for a plugin that somebody spent hours with, which you don’t pay for.

Sorry indeed, I think, one should delete only the second line, this one:

$out .= get_the_time(apply_filters( 'timeline_date_form', get_option('timeline_date_form') ), $post->ID);

Hi,

I actually just did now, not before.

Go to plugins, find the WordPress Posts Timeline and click Edit.

Then find the file called wordpress-posts-timeline/wordpress-posts-timeline.php (which should be the file that is editable first.

Then find the below code in that file:

$out .=  '<h3 class="timeline-date">';
					$out .=  get_the_time(apply_filters( 'timeline_date_form', get_option('timeline_date_form') ), $post->ID);

Delete it.

It might remain there due to server/browser cache. So you might have to wait some hours/days. But what I did was to recreate a mirror page and assign that as relocating the page before. So that it’ll refresh immediately.