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Hi Maeve,

Any updates on when this feature may be implemented? Also, do you have a spot for submitting any other feature ideas? One other thing our client is looking for is the ability to list article previews below their links on category pages. Thanks!

Thanks. This is resolved for me.

We determined that the issue here related to the WP All In One Security Plugin. Disabling the “Block Fake Googlebots” in “Firewall->Internet Bots” and the “Forbid Proxy Server Comments” setting in “Firewall->Additional Firewall Settings” in the All in One Security settings resolved this issue. Still a bit strange and I’ve updated a post on that plugin’s forum with all of this information. Must’ve been related to what AT&T sends in its header fields since it works fine elsewhere.

Hi,

Thanks for the response. We actually just found out what appeared to be causing the issue. In the Firewall->Internet Bots section, we turned off the “Block Fake Googlebots” setting, and that allowed us to login using AT&T data from the custom admin URL.

On the event organiser plugin (where the PayPal redirect was being blocked), we disabled the “Block Fake Googlebots” setting and also the “Forbid Proxy Comment Posting” setting under Additional Firewall Rules.

Turning those settings off seemed to fix the issue for us, but maybe knowing which settings we disabled will help the authors determine why the AT&T traffic has these issues.

-Jeff

Thanks for the reply. It’s definitely strange, and I’d guess it’s not really a “problem” with the event organiser plugin specifically. As I mentioned, we’ve had a similar issue with another plugin, but because it’s affecting public users on one of our sites with this plugin, it’s become an issue (multiple public users on AT&T data have reported back the same problem).

It seemed like something that may have come up for other users before with this plugin so I thought I’d try here. I also posted in the general wordpress support forum regarding the issue. For now we’re probably going to have to just add a mobile targeted message instructing AT&T users to connect to Wifi.

Wanted to update this to say that on the same server a standard header redirect in PHP works fine over AT&T data, while the PayPal redirect from event organiser still doesn’t work when using AT&T data.

Has anyone run into this or even just a similar issue? At a loss for where to go from here. Thanks for any input.

-Jeff

As a final update on this, I ended up figuring out how to get this working by adding in $event[‘image’] to the data set in event-organiser-ajax.php (and setting it to blank), updating the fullcalendar.js files to display the image, and then used the eventorganiser_fullcalendar_event filter in the theme function file to check if the event has a post thumbnail and setting the $event[‘image’] to the full <img> tag if it does.

For our purposes we can add these changes back in when updating, but this would be a cool feature to think about for future versions. Thanks again.

-Jeff

Stephen,

Thanks for the quick reply. I was able to get the image pulling in within the tool tip, so hopefully that will work for now.

-Jeff

This code worked for us. Thanks!

Just updating to see if there’s any information on this issue. We’re hoping to get it resolved for a client soon. Thanks.