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My bad. Sorry for being a jerk, I must have been having a really bad day. Thanks for the work you do!

It’s been broken for months, but just like Featured Widget Amplified before it, it appears this plugin has been abandoned. Seems neither Nick the Geek (FWA) nor Travis (this plugin) are paying attention to their plugins any more.

Sounds like a good idea. I know it’s a very strange issue to have. I’ll try setting it up with MAMP and see if that fixes the problem. Thanks.

Yes. If you read the post directly above yours, I specifically said that “I was having that issue running Events Manager as the only plugin with Twenty Twelve as the theme.” I can’t imagine how I’d run a cleaner install than that. The site is hosted on WP Engine; they probably have some must-use plugins running that I can’t shut off.

It’s 3.8.1. A week ago I posted a screen cap showing that I was having that issue running Events Manager as the only plugin with Twenty Twelve as the theme.

Not a bit. Nope.

Sure. It’s 5.5.2

Nope. It’s this:
<strong>#_LOCATIONNAME</strong><br/>#_LOCATIONADDRESS - #_LOCATIONTOWN<br/><a href="#_LOCATIONPAGEURL">Events</a>

I believe that’s the default layout.

Note: same problem running Twenty Fourteen as well…

And now, using Twenty Twelve and all other plugins off.

I can give you access to that staging server if you’d like.

Yep. Here it is, running Twenty Twelve. I’ll go try turning off all the other plugins.

And I’ll leave this right here.

In looking around for answer to a similar question, I managed to pull together a solution that’ll probably work for you. In my case I needed to send users on mobile devices to an external URL. That’s easy enough, but the client needed users headed to a different external URL if they were headed to one particular section of the site. First, I use wp_is_mobile to test the browser; if true, then i check the page they’ve requested. If it’s that page or any of that page’s children, they’re redirected to one URL. If it’s mobile but not that page, they’re redirected to a different URL. Works perfectly!

// add mobile redirecxt
function xmit_mobile_redirects() {
	if ( wp_is_mobile()) {
		if (is_page('junior-golf' || '17' == $post->post_parent )) {
			echo '<script>{window.location.href = "https://www.bluegolf.com/junior/programs/nopgajr/index.html";}</script>';
		} else {
			echo '<script>{window.location.href = "https://www.bluegolf.com/pro/programs/nopga/index.html";}</script>';
		}
	}
}
add_action('wp_head','xmit_mobile_redirects');

I’ll add my voice to fedude’s. It’s incredibly frustrating to deal with this issue over, and over, and over again. It’s one of several areas in which it appears WordPress can’t seem to let go of its blog roots while proudly crowing about driving 17% of the web (or whatever it is today). Folks, you’ve grown out of that phase. You’re a CMS now. Act like it.

The short answer is no, we didn’t find a plugin we liked. There’s a theme called JobRoller that did pretty much what we wanted, but it also had several features we didn’t need and in fact, didn’t like at all. The devs didn’t give their users a way to shut those things off. And I’m not a fan of taking a tool like a job board and baking it into a theme instead of just making it available as a plugin.

We ended up building our own tool using Gravity Forms and Types & Views; you can see how it looks on the front end here. (We used the same type of solution for a headhunter’s site, with a few changes, but it’s not launched yet so I can’t share that one with you.)

Anyway, it turned out to be more flexible than trying to wrestle with something like JobRoller.

Fantastic, thanks!