MikeShand

Yes, thanks. But I think we must be talking at crossed purposes. What I am referring to is the “Video Link” field of the sermon posting. Normally you can just paste the youtube URL in there and it will display in your sermon without needing any embed code etc. It is similar to the embed but not only is it simpler to use, it displays the video slightly differently with less of the youtube decoration.

But if you paste the playlist URL in there is gives an error when you try to view the page.

Yes, as I said, it works in the “video embed code” field, but NOT in the “video link” field. The latter is preferable because, certainly in the Case of a single video, the video is displayed much more cleanly without any extraneous YouTube clutter.

Hope that makes sense.

Mike

Ignore my speculation about HTTP/HTTPS above. I just tested it with both, and they both report the hostgator address. And both report the REMOTE_ADDR as being correctly the IP adress of the sending system. So I think it must be a bug introduced a couple of weeks ago that hasn’t been corrected in 7.3.2

I’m seeing the same thing as the OP, also hosted on hostgator. It started about 2 weeks ago and I’m now running 7.3.2 but getting the same issue. Running WP 4.9.10 with SSL.

If I show the raw details, in the top header it shows my hosting address in

Hide Raw Details

id => 220128
module => four_oh_four
type => notice
code => found_404
timestamp => 2019-03-21 10:09:09
init_timestamp => 2019-03-21 10:09:08
remote_ip => myhostagtoraddress

But below it has

HTTP_X_FORWARDED_FOR => myhostgatoraddress

and then

REMOTE_ADDR => 66.249.75.155

SO I’m completely guessing here, but is it something to do with an original https://something request being redirected locally to HTTPS::something and then getting a 404, but Ithemes Security is recording the IP address of the redirector (i.e. hostgator) rather than the original source IP address.

For what it’s worth I am using Really Simple SSL to manage SSL and “Redirection” to manage redirection. I recall updating both of those recently, but can’t remember exactly when.

OK, I’ve managed to roll back to 2.15.2 and all is well for now. You can find old versions by going to the plugin page here (i.e. click on sermon manager in the right column here), then on the right again click in advanced view, then scroll down to the developer section at the bottom where you will find a dropdown where you can download old versions.

Hope that helps.

Same here. I’m on hostgator and it doesn’t have output buffering enabled by default, and I don’t know how to turn it on, or whether even if I did it would cause other problems. What I need is an old version of the plugin to roll back to a working version, but I don’t know where to find that either.

Thanks. Yes that works perfectly now.

Just to clarify. Here is the article class list for the 4th item in one of my lists:-

<article class=” wp-show-posts-single wpsp-clearfix post-7478 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-news post-7467 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-song post-7365 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-news post-7288 post type-post status-publish format-standard hentry category-song” itemtype=”https://schema.org/CreativeWork&#8221; itemscope>

Notice that it refers to all 4 posts, i.e. the present item and the 3 previous ones in the list, and includes the post type of each one.

The 5th item in the list has all 5 etc. etc.

So as the OP says, there is no way to apply specific CSS to each item in the list, for example to colour them differently if they are category news or song.

Hope this can be fixed.

If nothing else, a list of, say, 20 items has a very long class list!

I have exactly the same problem.

Thanks, but I already know about that. What I need to solve my problem is if-not-description or it’s equivalent. I.e. I need to insert something (a break) if there is no description. Alternatively if I could remove the break after a description that would solve it. But I can’t think how to do that. See original post.

Mike

Thanks. It’s the theme, so I will have to investigate what the conflict could be.

Yes, all working fine now for me. Backup Buddy was the culprit and the new version fixed the problems.

Thanks.

Yes, I want to show all (or perhaps the next 10 events) at all times. I don’t want to group them by days. The current problem, before I started trying to find a solution, is that if I have, for example a weekly event, I end up seeing all the future instances of that weekly event which rather overwhelms the non repeating events. What I want is to only show the next instance of any particular repeating event together with any non repeating events, and I want the repeating event to display just that date, and not the range of dates from the first ( which may be past) to the last instance of that event.

Does that make sense?

I’m not sure I understand what you mean by grouping by date. What I want to achieve is that if I define a recurring event starting on March 2 and repeating every day. And I have a non repeating event defined on March 5. Then on the 2nd March I want it to display

2 March the repeating event
5 March the non repeating event

And on the 3rd March

3 March the repeating event
5 March the non repeating event

What I am getting with the code above is on the 2nd

2 March the repeating event
5 March the non repeating event

But on the 3rd also

2 March the repeating event
5 March the non repeating event

I.e the same

Is there a way I can get what I want?

The first problem is how do I get the effect of the {not_recurring} conditional. It is specified in manual, but doesn’t seem to work.

{is_recurrence}content{/is_recurrence}

event is part of a recurring set

{not_recurrence}content{/not_recurrence}

event is not part of a recurring set, meaning it is a single, normal event

{is_private}content{/is_private}

Thanks, that’s great. I didn’t realise that.

However, firstly I have found that I have to use {is_recurring} (as in the above post) and NOT {is_recurrence} (as in the documentation). But more importantly, I also need {not_recurring} and that doesn’t seem to work, nor does {not_recurrence} (as in the documentation}, nor even {non_recurring} or {is_not_recurring}

How do I get the negative so I can write
<td>{is_recurring}#D #d #M{/is_recurring}{not_recurring}#_EVENTDAYS{/not_recurring}</td>

to get the repeating events to only display a single date, but non repeating events to display a single date for a single day event, but a range of dates for multi-day events.

My other more serious problem that I have only just noticed is that if I set up a daily repeating event starting yesterday, what I see is a single entry as I want, but the date is yesterday (i.e. the date of the first repeating event, even though that has passed) not today. What I want is to display the date of the next repeating event, not the date of the start of the repeating sequence. Is there a way to achieve this?