fungus

Hello Mahbub, thanks for your reply and sorry for the late reply on my side.

I don’t think it’s related as much to an import/export functionality (export from one installation and import in another), but more related to the “Add attendee” function in the EventIn admin > Attendees > Add (attendee to an event).

In the current version, we can add attendees to an existing event on an EventIn install, one by one, from the admin. And what we’d like to achieve is add multiple attendees to an event, in one go ??

Thanks to let me know if it’s in deed related to the export/import function you mentioned or not, and if there’s a plan for it.

Hello, I see from the status that this issue was resolved. What VC version fixes it? Thanks!

My pleasure, thanks for the quick reply!

Normally, if you insert the terms using WP’s wp_insert_term(), you are returned a term ID and it’s corresponding taxonomy ID:

https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/wp_insert_term

So if you use it like this:

$inserted_term = wp_insert_term( $args );

.. you can find your term ID (provided WP did not return an error) in:
$inserted_term[‘term_id’] or something like that.

[[ although after re-reading your question, I am not sure you are working with strings or WordPress terms ]]

• This reply was modified 7 years, 5 months ago by fungus.

Ok you killed it ??

Actually, it worked in showing the non public ones only, not all of them. Anything I may have missed?

Michael,

That worked like the devil! ??

Thanks for the prompt reply, the working solution, and having thought way ahead.

Best regards,
Wally

[update to my own questions above: no, markers, maps, categories and all wp-google-maps data are in custom tables, so polylang or other multilingual plugins will not be able to translate these entries].

Another question that I hope remains borderline on topic is, how compatible is wp-google-maps with polylang?

Polylang allows translation of custom post types and taxonomies. But I suppose markers on a map are not cpts?

A workaround I am prospecting at the moment is to create a JSON output directly from a custom query, which I should be able to parse in angular to get the app to display upcoming events.

I am using these tutes:
https://www.codechewing.com/library/output-wp-post-as-json-in-new-page/
https://webdevstudios.com/2015/07/09/creating-simple-json-endpoint-wordpress/

Still, allowing us to control certains fields’ output in the REST API will be helpful for so many further things, like controlling bookings from the app etc…