nadworks

Thanks, I’ll give this a shot.
Taking that custom login links are pretty common as far as we can see from working on numerous 3rd party client websites, it might be an idea to somehow incorporate this scenario into your plugin by default, maybe? Would be a great addition and increase flexibility.

Hi Mustafa, thanks. But that doesn’t seem to work.
We are using Admin and Site Enhancements (ASE) and – let’s say – our login URL is mydomain.com/xyz.

If we set /xyz to replace /wp-admin, the Magic Login doesn’t work. Happy to try an alternative snippet, if you can help.

Does the “Duplicate Events” feature also duplicate tickets? And if not, why not?

That’s not correct, @afzalpansuvi.
We did not use % in our formulas, and they still broke.

As a warning to users trying to fix this by re-entering formulas before the fix is officially released: don’t. If you change the input value now, it won’t automatically pick up the previous formula when the new version is being released. Download and install the pre-release https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/pull/42795 instead.

It looks like you have indeed messed-up big time.

According to the changelog of the latest BETA release from yesterday, this issue has been addressed… but only after you basically killed all the existing formulas with the earlier update.

https://github.com/woocommerce/woocommerce/releases/tag/8.5.0-rc.1

The Events Calendar is no replacement for Gigpress. It’s comparing apples with tomatoes.

We rather switch to the Modern Events Calendar. It’s slightly less bad than The Events Calendar.

Sadly not. We’ve left a review and clicked the “review” button multiple times afterwards, the banner just won’t go away.

Thanks. How do we change the SMTP server for emails sent through MailMint?

Wow, seems I’ve made the same mistake. Was under the impression that auto-posting was part of the free plan. Maybe communicate better? Uninstalling.

I’m devastated and angry. Didn’t think we’be let down.
Just looked into TEC and it’s not a good replacement. The import is less than straight forward and the intigration looks sub par. There isn’t even a straight forward short code to allow for various display scenarios. Instead it requires various other plugins or a pro-account.

After what musicians have been through in the last few years, their websites and ability to maket their gigs has been further chained to a sledgehammer that too big to crack nuts.

I’m deeply disappointed.

I’ve noticed the same issue.

Good point. I’d like to know that, too.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by nadworks.

I would agree – missed more than 3 major WP updates.

We have since discovered a very limited way to kind-of do this. It only works with Elementor Page Builder and Dynamic.ooo which is a premium plugin for Elementor. But the principle is to bring in external content from another site: https://www.dynamic.ooo/widget/remote-content/

I have successfully displayed gigpress calendars from other artists, however only as standalone tables, not integrated into an existing gigpress calendar, which would be the bomb.

New to this plugin and installed for the first time (2.7.5) this weekend. All of yesterday’s expiry dates show as “Cron event not found” despite diagnostics showing an enabled WP-cron.

I’ve downgraded to 2.7.4 now as suggested and will check what it looks like tomorrow. I see support is quite good for this plugin, so I’m hopeful there will be a solution soon.