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Jackpot! You are my hero.

Thanks.

Aha! Didn’t even think about running shortcodes in there but it worked. (Or at least, will work once I figure out how to dynamically pass the post ID in the shortcode call… but that’s a question for them, not for you.

Thanks again for the quick answers!

Jackpot! That did the trick.

I’m happy now. ??

Thanks again!

Thanks for the speedy reply!

I followed your instructions but discovered that not only did the categories submenu not appear, but the All Forms and Add Form submenus completely disappeared too.

Deleted the plugin entirely, re-installed, re-rolled back, same issue.

Should I drop a table from my database?

Sorry, should have included that: 5.5.4.

Thanks for the reply.

Interestingly, after I started playing around with trying to write that code (Can register_post_type modify an existing post type’s slug if I hook it in with later priority? Am I just going to install Redirection and make my client do it manually?) I stumbled on the fact that it already works out of the box!

In other words, when I send a browser to:

mysite.com/locationname

it automagically redirects it to

mysite.com/locations/locationname

Good enough for me!

Any thoughts on this? What PHP function might I use to generate pagination links on a custom call to EM_Events::get?

Oops, forgot to link the live page example! Here. (But looking at the PHP is presumably more useful.)

My code is in those linked pastebins:
1. https://pastebin.com/HxMHQm5H
2. https://pastebin.com/PsRBc1wr

The first of my examples puts the EM code into a WP page template. (Live page here.)

The second of my examples uses the events-list.php EM template, but I can’t figure out how to call WP template functions that are usually called in the loop.

I am having the same issue in IE9 and Safari/Mac, including when I use Google’s viewer directly. It seems that the Google Doc Viewer incompatibility/flakiness has been around for a while.

Anyone out there have a bulletproof PDF embedding solution?