smeyer012

Whenever I save a draft for a published page, I get redirected to the “posts” page of the admin. See issue: https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/drafts-not-saving-2?replies=3
No resolution. Apparently this developer doesn’t have interest in maintaining or supporting the plugin. I’ve yet to hear back after 2 months and it seems that I am not alone.

***insert squeaky wheel noise here***
any developments on this? ??

I found it!
This is the file that I reloaded (by itself…I had it already but in combination with other things):
/wp-includes/js/mediaelement/wp-mediaelement.js

Thanks haha ??

Just sent. Thanks ??

I just updated to the most recent version of WordPress, swapped my theme to TwentySixteen and disabled all plugins but AIOSEOP. I added code in the functions file for a custom post type and also used a plugin to add a separate custom post type, both of which I enabled SEO for in the settings.
Still, I only see the SEO data in the columns but not on the post edit page.
I am using WP Engine for my host.
I’m not sure what else could be the problem.

Also, I tried disabling all other plugins to be sure that it wasn’t a conflict. This did not seem to help.

Thanks for taking the time to post this! It resolved the issue quickly for me ??

OMG Thankfully it was easy.

I just started analyzing the problem again and realized that I had misplaced one of the letters in the database prefix. Once I corrected that, everything kicked in again.

Hallelujah! ??

Just for grins, I tried “https://www.domain.com/workshops/” as the source URL (no regex’s within the url) with the “Regex” checkbox checked, and I get the loop issue.

I also tried “https://www.domain.com/workshops/(.*)” as the source URL without the “regex” checkbox checked which would still redirect “https://www.domain.com/workshops/” to “https://www.domain.com/education/workshops/” but doesn’t work for a link with anything after “workshops/”

Is there a problem with the regex checkbox functionality?

As a very temporary fix in the interim, I am trying to just output the start date in the feed so that the date associated with the event is at least correct (instead of displaying the post date), despite not being in order.

Even this I can’t seem to accomplish…

To start, I looked at the single event template, which outputs the date with $event->timespan_html;
So I tried just placing that in my feed function, with no luck. I realize that it might be a different context for $event, so I tried $post->timespan_html; …still nothing.

I see in the database that the start date is saved under a key of “start.” Since you can use $post->post_ID I thought $post->start might work…nope. I also tried get_post_meta($post->ID, "start", true); with no luck.

How can I output the start date? I looked through the post_meta table and I can’t find anything associated with it.

So my original idea was to save the start date as the post date. In the past I’ve used the post date for this purpose and hacked my feeds to show future dates. The problem is that all of the built in calendar functionality works with published events only, so I’d have to do significant editing of the plugin to get it to show future events…this, I’ve decided, is a bad idea.

So what I’ve decided to do is create a custom meta box for the blog and news posts with the same identifier as the start date meta box in events, and then order based on the meta instead of the post date.

In order to do this, I need to know what the name of the start date meta…please help. I need this done by Monday.

Can you tell me what the title of the start date metabox is? I am trying to write a filter function to save the start date as the post date, but I can’t seem to identify the meta name to use in get_post_meta.

it’s ai1ec_event

If I change my template to utilize the_content, I get a more link at the more tag break, so I’m assuming the more tag just won’t work as I’d like with the_excerpt.
For anyone who might be experiencing the same issue, I found this article very useful for producing the more link for manually entered excerpts:
https://beingzoe.com/2069/2011/07/wordpress-snippet-always-show-a-read-more-link-using-the_excerpt/

Thus I will set a short word limit for the excerpts used within my page template and tell the client to utilize the excerpt field to control what is displayed.

I guess this applies to this forum post too, so…
My search template has this code for the title of the page:
<?php printf( __( 'Search Results for "%s"', 'env' ), '<span>' . get_search_query() . '</span>' );?>
With your plugin, it then returns “Search Results for facetedsearch”
I’ve read in other posts to use $_REQUEST['strm'] to return the categories that are queried but the search.php template is used for general searches too…so I’m gonna need that separate search template or the conditionals to control it.
…this is for use with a custom post type & custom taxonomy. $_REQUEST['strm'] should still work for that, correct?

Thanks.