westonjeff

Thanks for the information!

What would the file names be if I would like to add a hyphen after the event details, and move the “BUY TICKETS” to “buy tickets” and up to the previous line. https://midwestblues.org/ and https://midwestblues.org/events/

What I have now:
10/22/21
Steve Earle in Stoughton, WI at Stoughton Opera House
BUY TICKETS

What I’d like it to be:
10/22/21
Steve Earle in Stoughton, WI at Stoughton Opera House – buy tickets

Thanks for they reply @mbrsolution

Solved the problem by not opening a new window at checkout.

Unchecked the setting to “Open PayPal Checkout Page in a New Tab”

• This reply was modified 4 years, 3 months ago by westonjeff. Reason: Marking as resolved

Thanks for the reply. After further research, I’ve discovered that GoDaddy’s “CDN” setting is what’s creating the unbelievably long URLs. With their (extremely slow) support, was able to switch off the CDN setting in their “Managed WordPress” area and URLs are the way I want. Did a few Google speed tests before and after, and with CDN turned on, site was slower than if turned off — FYI.

Any luck resolving your issue? Asking for a friend.

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In case you didn’t see this in the support area:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/something-aint-right-try-again/

with link to
https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/testing-for-conflicts/

that might be helpful

I’m not super familiar with “multisite” functions . . . did not realize each plugin needed different tables for second or third sites.

So, your “base” or first site works with GigPress, but second and third don’t? That’s kind of bad news for what I had in mind.

I wanted to feed multiple sites with one version of GigPress data without having to use RSS or similar.

Are there any records in database tables?

If not, maybe try to import some using GP’s sample CSV file — https://gigpress.com/wp-content/gigpress-csv-sample.csv — to see what happens.

Sorry I’m not more help . . . I’m no PHP expert, but looks like default values are not being set.

What are your “advanced” settings in GigPress, i.e. either of these checked?
Disable the default GigPress CSS. Disable the default GigPress JavaScript.

Have you tried removing and reinstalling?

Can you view tables via phpMyAdmin?

Problem looks to be coming from

$gpo[‘default_artist’] = $show[‘show_artist_id’];
$gpo[‘default_venue’] = $show[‘show_venue_id’]

{
// Sticky stuff for the next entry
$gpo[‘default_date’] = $show[‘show_date’];
$gpo[‘default_time’] = $show[‘show_time’];
$gpo[‘default_ages’] = $show[‘show_ages’];
$gpo[‘default_artist’] = $show[‘show_artist_id’];
$gpo[‘default_venue’] = $show[‘show_venue_id’];
$gpo[‘default_tour’] = $show[‘show_tour_id’];
update_option(‘gigpress_settings’, $gpo);
}

https://ccm.net/faq/3140-php-notice-undefined-index

Good luck . . .

• This reply was modified 5 years, 4 months ago by westonjeff.

Are you able to save venues and/or artists?

Interested in this question, as I have a goal of feeding multiple sites with one set of gigpress data.

JB

You’re welcome.

My list of “Gig” is @ https://midwestblues.org/events/

JB

In the documentation @ https://gigpress.com/docs/ there’s mention of limits, i.e.

[gigpress_shows scope=upcoming artist=8 limit=10]

What does your “shortcode” look like?

@jeremy80

Thanks for the reply. Most likely I’ve messed up a template and will need to start over.

https://midwestblues.org/events/gigpress-test/

Thanks again.

Oops — can’t delete this — this may be referring to what you’ve already tried?

I’m no expert, but maybe in the WordPress general settings @ /wp-admin/options-general.php ?

Time Format as g:i A = 6:56 PM

• This reply was modified 5 years, 11 months ago by westonjeff.