Julien Klepatch

Hello,

Thanks for your question.

Unfortunately Events RSVP does not support these features at the moment.

I might implement a payment system as part of a pro version in the future, but for the moment I would recommend you to try other plugins in your case.

Do not hesitate to contact me if you have any other questions.

Julien

Hello,

Thanks for your help ??

The plugin is not yet localized but it will be in a future release (~1/2 month ahead)

I will keep you posted

Julien

If you want to use FTP, you can download Filezilla For the connection details (username, password, etc…), you have to first create a ftp user in your cpanel, then use these credentials in filezilla.

Julien Klepatch
WordPress Developer – julienklepatch.com

You can try to uninstall MAMP and myql, then try with XAMPP.

I have been using for me and my clients for years and I never had any problems with it.

Julien Klepatch
WordPress Developer – julienklepatch.com

ok. another thing you may try if you still have this problem, is to try to connect to your database with the mysql command-line interface:
https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/mysql.html

If you can connect and run some statements (ex: select statements), it means you have a problem with your WordPress install, otherwise you have a problem with your WAMP install.

I dont much about WAMP, with a XAMPP server on my computer everything works fine, and none of my clients never reported any problems with it either. So you may want to try XAMPP, if everything else fails.

Julien Klepatch
WordPress Developer – julienklepatch.com

It seems like something is quite wrong in your WordPress installation.
If you still havent created any content on your website, you can:
1) Delete the WordPress database, from cPanel
2) Delete the wp-config.php file at the root of your /blog folder
3) Create a new WordPress database
4) Re-run the install

Then it should be fine

Julien Klepatch
WordPress Developer – julienklepatch.com

Have you checked the name of your mySQL server ? Usually its ‘localhost’

Julien Klepatch
WordPress Developer – julienklepatch.com

Yes its what I mean.

In any case you should really give it a try on a real live server. Results may be different

That’s right, you need to use the upload function of the media library. The reason is that WordPress creates a database entry for each image (title, etc…) but also creates different sizes of the image (all of these stored in the upload folder).

Check out this link:
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/register_post_type

In particular, the parameter ‘show_ui’ may be what you are looking for

For your website backup, you can use this plugin:
https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/duplicator/

For the child theme, this is not difficult. /
1) create a folder twentytwelve-child in wp-content/themes/
2) create a file style.css in the twentytwelve-child folder and copy this at the top:
/*
Theme Name: Twenty Twelve Child
*/
4) create a file function.php in the twentytwelve-child folder and add the snippet that alchymyth gave you.

Finally, why a child theme ? It allows you to add your customizations while still being able to update your parent theme in the future. Otherwise, if you customize directly the original theme and if you decide to update this theme in the future, you will loose your customizations

1) You can schedule a post to be published at a future date in the post editor
2) If you really want to do it with wp_insert_post, try to test it on a live server. Your computer doesn’t run all the time, but the server does. When it’s time to publish your post, your computer may have been be shut down at this moment, and it may have interfered with the internal mechanism used by WordPress to publish the post.

What are talking about is database synchronization between WordPress websites. I am not sure there is any easy-to-use solution for this.

However, you could follow this procedure:
1) You stop your online website with a “maintenance mode” plugin, so user stop submitting new content.
2) You do your updates on your online website, but while in maintenance mode.
3) You check everything is ok
4) You remove the maintenance mode and you are back in business

I confirm, the above code compiles error. It can be seen from line 8 this code has problems. I am not

‘<?php
$posttags = get_the_tags();
$count=0; $sep=”;
if ($posttags) {
echo ‘ ‘;
foreach($posttags as $tag) {
echo $sep . ‘<div class=”single_tags”><span class=”tag-links”> . $tag->name.'</span></div>
}
?>`

Not really sure what you mean for the color, and I dont understand why you need this code anyway.

You can directly use the_tags()
https://codex.www.ads-software.com/Function_Reference/the_tags

Quick and dirty solution, in your page text editor (html view, NOT visual view):

<div style=”float: left;”>
[shortcode for gallery here][/shortcode for gallery here]
</div>

<div style=”float: left;”>
Your text at the right of the gallery here
</div>

<div style=”clear: both;”>
</div>

It’s clearly not the most elegant solution, but given the few info I have its the best I can give you now