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Had the same issue. The link in the plugin had a lot of %2A and the like. Changing them to : and / made the link work.

Hi Tonny, we also have dual languages on our site, but instead of a WPML we simply added extra fields for English content within our WPT_productions. This makes it easier, but not every Dutch page has an English counterpart. Depending on the required functionality this may be too limited for your situation. See https://moview.nl for examples

Yes, I figured it would not be a simple one.
I tried something like that with a combination of CF7 and ACF, but as far as I can see there’s a bit more coding required. A pity that every sign up plugin I tried uses it’s own custom post… :/
For now I think I will try to incorporate a Google Doc. That’s much easier to do, but keeps making extra lists needed.

Same problem her after updating to 4.4
Using javascript we change reservation links to something like siteurl/programme/reserveer?title=Movie%20Title
This is used to show a reservation form with title filled in and then e-mailed to the user and added to the reservation list.
After updating to WP 4.4 the link results in a 404.

Hope it can be resolved soon. I’ll revert to 4.3 for now…

Nice, fixed! ??

Yes, there was one. At least one which had 1970-01-01 00:00:00 as start date. Putting it in the wastebin helped.

Hmm, I get a bunch of errors:
Warning: Missing argument 2 for wpt_add_event_column() in /home/moviewnl/domains/moview.nl/public_html/wp-content/themes/filmhuis/functions.php on line 22

The table underneath is fine., though.

I get empties. Weird thing is I tried an old revision where I stated start=”2014-08″ and that workes like expected. Only 2014 seems not enough.

I changed paginateby to season, which gets rid of 1970. But without selection of a season I still see the upcoming productions, followed by a list of previous productions, stating with the oldest, likewise as with year instead of season.

Ah, makes sense. It was made to have an overview of all the events. The builder of the site made it. I’ll ask him if he made more modifications, because we used to see the related production and the start- and enddate/time in the columns.

will do

I only noticed it because there’s a 1970 year visible on the archive page and I can’t find which event this could be.
I can see all productions when I select this year, even from productions which aren’t shown yet. So it’s not only former events, of which I can understand could have a NULL date, hece the year 1970.
Also, without selection of a year I also see upcoming productions, which should not be visible.

See https://www.moview.nl/programma/filmarchief/?wpt_year=1970

Hi Jeroen,

This works fine with 10.13 (no event dates, but grouping by month should be enough info). But now I see that there’s no title and times listed on the events overview page. Seems a default listing of WordPress now, with Titles like automatic concepts or (no title), and the only date is date of creation.
Is this only on my site?

Great, thanx!

I see. No, reading some tutorials now…
I’m not sure, but I get the idea that using this method all thumbnails get modified.
I would like to have a homepage with a big picture for the movie of today, and below that small thumbnails for the events later in the week.
And where do you place the code? I guess in functions.php?