RichardWantsToKnow

Great. Thanks for the quick response!

Thanks!

You requested I email you my URL and hosting provider. Problem is, the email you sent me is from a ‘noreply’ email address. Not comfortable posting hosting info on a public forum.

Great thread!

Now, does anyone have a way to purge the post-meta table of the litter from uninstalled plugins?

Just thinking. Many times in an events posting, info for a contact person is needed for any further questions. For promoters of events, this information would become repetitive as soon as a given promoter were to publish more than one event.

This could include phone# and email address. Could also be done with a custom field or taxonomy, but why not hardwire it into the plugin?

Also, registrants would need to be listed by gender.

Okay.
We want to begin creating and marketing tournaments in a sport much like tennis. We want to be able to provide online registration.
Those registering could register for all combinations of:
doubles and singles play (and both)
Different levels of play (1.0 through 5.0 in 0.5 increments)
Different age groups (in five-year increments)

Once the registrations are received, the next process is to assign play-off assignments with either a round-robin elimination process or a double-elimination play-off. it would be nice to be able to post all of that on a secure site with registration required.

Eventually, it would be nice to be able to maintain a points-standing for players over a season of multiple tournaments.

Hope that helps.

Okay, found that, but….
I see two instances of $prefix, and two of the actual prefix in use (yyyy). Do I change one, two or all three???

//Table names
global $yyyy;
if( EM_MS_GLOBAL ){
$prefix = $yyyy->base_prefix;
}else{
$prefix = $yyyy->prefix;

Thanks you.

But why is this happening with a current version available for download from both the author’s site and the WP Plugins repository?

It’s not like this is a new plugin.

@agelonwl,
Yes, that is option #1 (preferred).

@marcus,
Could elaborate on the ‘modify the $prefix value’ part??? Where do I find it? Modify with what? (I know you are intimate with the code; me on the other hand, … not so much. You’ll have to excuse my ignorance.)

@agelonwl,
But what would the proper syntax be???

In the events-manager.php, do you think I could get to my goal if these lines only were modified to look at dedicated paths to the primary domain where the databases are located???

If so, …. what would be the syntax?

I’m thinking the tables names.
We have two sites, one the primary domain of the hosting account and the second as a sub-domain on the account; and would like to have EM installed on both, but with the second install being a read-only, taking the data from the tables of the EM install on the primary domain. Trying to avoid having to 2x enter the data.

We looked at that, but it (WP Multisite) doesn’t fit what we are trying to do.

From the WP Codex (Before You Create a network):
If you plan on creating sites that are strongly interconnected, that share data, or share users, then a multisite network might not be the best solution.

And that’s what we are trying to do is share data and share users.

I’m hoping to find a way I can aim the EM installed on the second domain (the subdomain) at the database for the first EM install, in a read-only format. But I’m not the greatest at coding.

As you wrote in the ‘About Me’ section of your website:
“I am deeply passionate about the work I do and take pride in every line of code I write.”

Then if that’s the case, write a damn install guide.