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Also, another note – on the Import Results page, it would also be very helpful to return the original files name as, after having split into several files, it can be confusing to remember which file you just imported!

Hi Paul

Thanks for your quick reply.

I guess I am lucky in the sense that I only need to import the ‘Site 1’ data – thankfully Multi Site uses the default database structure in this instance (and appends duplicated tables with ‘2’ for second networked site, ‘3’ for 3rd, etc). So there are no problems there. Importing into the first site of Multi Site is identical to importing into a single WP installation.

Now, on to the problem – it seems my ‘max_upload_size’ was very low, 8MB. I have now increased this to 60M – my CSV was 54mb with 12,000 rows. I decided to err on the side of caution and split the file into 6 files, 2000 rows each, around 8-10mb each and now there are no issues!

Importing all just fine – the first and only plugin I have tried (believe me, that’s a long list!) – including Korean characters. I have since discovered that MS Excel is NOT a job for CSV work. OpenOffice Calc is the way forward, and when dealing with characters such as Korean, Chinese, etc, save the CSV as UTF8 format and voila – a CSV is produced with the correct characters and imports into WP perfectly!

Although I do not know why I got the initial loading page after uploading the (large) CSV (I never got to the second ‘Import’ page – the only change I made was increasing the max_upload_size value in PHP, therefore suspect that was the problem. It may be advantageous if you could report this on the initial upload page.

Thanks again!

Not working for me on 3.9.1. I disabled all other plugins and reverted to the default theme (twentyfourteen) – still no go. It does turn my category links from .com/category/news/ into .com/news/, but .com/news/page/2/ (clicking page 2 in pagination on News category) produces a 404 not found.

Update: Went back into the Permalinks admin page, clicked Save. Now my custom /%category%/%postname%/ permalink is working with, with no ‘category’ in the url. Thanks!

Any update on this? I am still looking for the same functionality of the Search field on the Members Directory page in a sidebar widget.

I have fixed all the issues which occur when using the Buddybar Widget in the latest version of BuddyPress with 3.8.1, which also works with 3.9.

Slushman, please feel free to get in touch if you’d like to update the repo for this plugin. Cheers!

Yep, but you will need to use both the function I posted and the CSS hack because the Events links in the menus do not have any unique identifier (there is to id or class assigned to the ‘li’ nor ‘a’ elements. Due to how tabs work, they must have some unique identifier, therefore you can specifically target the Events tab.

Unfortunately the only down side of this is that the (Group) Events pages are still accessible if the user finds the URL in the source code in regards to the Events tab, or if they know the URL for the Events link. I haven’t fully investigated the purpose, but if you use the function I posted earlier, the Events/Group Events page are not generated and return a 404 error.

This should really be an option in the Events settings to disable Group Events. The site I have developed does not use ‘Bookings’, therefore the only purpose for the group Events would be for users to say “I’m attending…XYZ event” without the requirement to have a record in the database for a booking for said event. Alas, the hack works for now.

Yeah, you’re right. I noticed this too. I wasn’t able to find where the controller is for the Events tab in BP, so I did it another way to get rid of that too, not the most elegant of solutions, but it works.

In your stylesheet (preferably a hooked stylesheet which won’t be modified by a WP/BP update:-

#events-personal-li {display:none !important;}

Dirty, but functional.

This code works in functions.php of your active theme, as I just came here looking for a solution but found the code elsewhere first. I know your last post was a couple of months ago but perhaps you never found a solution, so here it is.

function my_remove_em_nav() {
	global $bp;

	bp_core_remove_subnav_item($bp->groups->slug,'group-events');
	bp_core_remove_nav_item( 'events' );

}
add_action( 'bp_setup_nav', 'my_remove_em_nav' );

Was a solution ever found for this? I am using the Events Manager to display limited event information – event name, location, date/time and description. I have therefore disabled Booking altogether.

I am using BuddyPress, too, so the members profile has an “Events I’m Attending” section – which reads “Not attending any events yet.” I assume this is because a) the member has not booked, because bookings are disabled – so how can we get an “I’m attending” and to display the events the user is attending? Anybody ever figured this out?

Hi Andrea

Yes, I am looking for the functionality exactly as you describe it. I look forward to future updates.

Thanks!

Thanks buddy, got the plugin updated and all is well, no more errors. Thank you and keep up the awesome work!

That was exactly it. Thanks, I did not see that option at first, but have now managed to tailor the settings to my needs. Thanks!

I have just realised I posted this in the main WP support forum, not the forum for the Gallery Slider thread.

Removed.