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Thanks. I put WP_DEBUG on and the display/log functions for it but it does not show anything in the log file or display anything on screen!?

I haven’t used WP_DEBUG before so I’m not sure if there are no errors to display or if WP_DEBUG isn’t working as intended.

I figured it out. Events Calendar now uses its own excerpt function so the info on the net about it is no longer relevant.

The Event Calendar’s own excerpt function can be found in /wp-content/plugins/the-events-calendar/src/functions/template-tags/general.php on line 1326.

I simply commented out line 1414 that read:

$excerpt = wp_trim_words( $excerpt, $excerpt_length, $excerpt_more );

Update: I read that the Events Calendar uses the_excerpt functionality built into wordpress so that has to be edited. I followed the page at https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/141125/allow-html-in-excerpt to allow HTML to be included but this isn’t working either.

It is the latest version as I installed and set it up just before posting this message:

Contact Form 7 version is 4.5.1
and Contact Form 7 Paypal Add-on version is 1.3.4

On the screenshot at https://imgur.com/a/LzIza the messages stop being stored when the tickbox “Enable Paypal on this form” is ticked.

Hi,

Thanks for your reply. I have this plugin installed https://en-gb.www.ads-software.com/plugins/contact-form-7-paypal-add-on/. If I enable paypal for a form using that plugin, the form stops storing messages in flamingo.

I changed wp_email() to mail() on line 244 in dopbs-email.php and it worked. Not sure why this should be the case though as wp_mail works everywhere else on the site.

Just to follow up, am I meant to get the notification email when the booking is made or when I approve the booking? Either way I do not receive an email.

Will I need to send you admin details to check this?

Thanks Ipstenu.

Slowly getting the hang of it.

Reading that link, it says I cannot remove the blog slug part of the URL so having “domain.com/pages” is not possible for the new site I setup, so it would have to be “domain.com/blog/pages”.

I did remove the blog part in the Edit Screen settings, but going to “domain.com/pages/” just returns a 404 page. If I leave it as “domain.com/blog/pages” the new WP site loads fine as expected, with the default template etc.

Hello again,

I solved it!

Even though in the WP options screen it said it didn’t have www, i went into the database table wp_options and the siteurl and home fields still had it. So I removed it from there and it worked.

I don’t get how it didn’t show that in the admin page though.

What’s interesting is, when I go to the admin login for the non-www, as soon as I login, I get redirected to the www version of the admin page. I don’t understand fully how logging into a dev site could allow me access to the live site!? Unless something in the session between the two sites happens to share the same data beyond the username and password.

Hi Ipstenu,

Thanks for your reply. I just double-checked, and both of these fields:

WordPress Address (URL)
Site Address (URL)

Are “https://domainname.com/blog”.

I even deleted the network tables to start the multi-site from scratch and it still says that address and still redirects me to the www version of any admin pages!?

I’ll continue looking, the htaccess file doesn’t reveal anything that would be causing it. The top level of the domain doesn’t have an htaccess file and this is where Magento is installed, but I can’t see how that would affect anything.

Bit more info:

The wordpress install is at domainname.com/blog/ and I’m currently trying to use multisite so that I can use wordpress to manage pages under a “/page/” directory.

Sorry, I meant I have:

define(‘MULTISITE’, true);