MattAdams

Hi Aaron.

Thank you for your reply.

The pixel code you posted is my Base Pixel, which is on every page on my website and is placed in the theme’s settings.

The pixel code I needed to see was the Initiate Checkout pixel, which I not only had wrong but which also needs to be set up as a pixel event using a tool in the Ads Manager.

Apparently it’s just enough to put the code on the page anymore, a pixel event needs to also be set up. The pixels shows up just fine after that.

So basically the good news is your plugin is working for me after all.

Thanks again,

Matt

Nothing like that. Literally every single file. Jpg’s even. Everything.

Hey there,

It’s definitely not with the Meetup’s timezone, it’s a conflict between Event Espresso 3 that they can’t fix in 3, but that they have fixed in EE4 (which I won’t use yet because all of the functionality for 3 (i.e., the reason I bought that over other plugins) isn’t there yet)…

If there’s anything you can do to fix it, that would be awesome. I’m trying to launch my site soon and it would be great if that were fixed.

The other thing was the conflict with wpMandrill…

Thanks for your reply.

~Matt

There’s also a conflict between wpMandrill and WP Meetup.

Had more time to play with this.

Event Espresso is causing a 4 hour shift in the time zone, not sure why, as Event Espresso seems to be pulling the time from the time zone set in General Settings.

I’m in Boston Ma, and I have to set the time zone to Reykjavik to get the time to show up correctly. Would love a fix for this if you can.

Thanks!

Just updated to 2.2.5 and the issue is gone.

Also wanted to mention I am not using any other plugins at all. Nothing other than Akismet (which is off) are even installed.

Ok, I’m not a developer and I don’t work with code much. Where can they be added? Inside the plugin settings in the backend of WordPress? Or do I have to put them in the code somewhere?

Hi Marcus,

I saw those. Is there any way to add them so that members can see that info on the front end, when they haven’t RSVP’d yet? I really want members to be able to see who’s going before they RSVP.

Thanks,

~Matt

btw, thank you for your very quick responses. I really appreciate it. ??

And while testing as a subscriber, I cannot see the event I RSVP’d for.

I did test.

I do not want Subscribers to be able to add events. I only want them to see how many and WHO has RSVP’d for each event. Would be great if this was on the event listing itself.

I am trying to create something at least equal to Meetup, which let’s you see who has RSVP’d as well as how many RSVP’s. I get more RSVP’s if people know there are a lot of people coming.

It would be great if you built this into the functionality. I’d be inclined to purchase the Pro if it had this.

Angelo,

Thanks for your response. However, I am not sure you correctly understood my second question..

Can my MEMBERS see who else RSVP’d and how many other RSVP’s there are? I am testing this as a user and not as Admin and I do not see this, even in the backend. Also, as an end user I can’t edit my bookings on the front end or the backend.

Thanks in advance.

~Matt