mrherbivore

I don’t totally get what you’re saying, as I’m not familiar with GlotPress. I simply include translations which GigPress users send to me. If you have a French translation which you feel is better or more complete, feel free to send it and I’ll include it in the next release – but I don’t have time to create some sort of integration with another translation service right now.

Sure, see the “Other Versions” section here: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/gigpress/developers/

Ugh, I cannot win here. ?? The issue before was that any plugin which decided to store content in wp_posts (which is an increasing number) for whatever purpose, would then show up in the Related Posts menu. (For example, one plugin fetched and stored tweets from your Twitter account and stored them in wp_posts and then these would all appear in the menu.)

At some point I’ll need to offer a setting to specify which kinds of posts should be included in the menu – but for now it’s going to remain as post entries only. Sorry if that messes with your current use.

I just pushed an update which should fix the Related Posts issue – I see now that anything and everything is getting thrown into wp_posts – previously I was excluding pages only.

As for the feed, that’s a new one for me. Could be another plugin interfering with the rewrite rules for custom feeds.

The dropdown menu should be a list of WordPress posts. It’s for associating a show with an existing post.

Yes, you end up back on the shows list after editing a show.

Are you confusing the Related Post field with the External URL field? The Related Post field presents you with a dropdown menu of WordPress posts that you select from (or you select the option to create a new post).

The details for the related show will indeed appear in that post, but that is based on your Related Post settings in your GigPress Settings.

Yup.

Yes, and yes. You can read the docs at https://gigpress.com/docs/.

Hmm, maybe contact your host and ask them if they have some sort of security restrictions in place (like mod_security) that might not like some characters in the POST request. I haven’t seen this issue before.

Can you save the other general WordPress settings pages successfully?

The default templates are not responsive, no – but you can write your own templates which use whatever markup you like.

There is no option to post shows to Facebook as events, no.

Does this only happen when you change the timezone setting, or when you save the GigPress Settings period?

Ah, yes – the structured data is only output when you use the [gigpress_shows] shortcode (or the corresponding gigpress_shows() function call). The widget doesn’t invoke it (since usually the widget is displayed on every page, and hence it would be redundant).

Sorry, there are currently no plans to add a feature like this.

No, there is no plan to implement this at present.