Will Pom

Once it updated it also caused errors in other plugins updating.

Also unable to update any post/page as gives following error: Updating failed. The response is not a valid JSON response.

Unfortunately I’ve had to disable for the moment.

@timrv any help appreciated

You need the following in your template/formatting/shortcode for it to ignore the “,” when no physical location.

{has_location}#_LOCATIONTOWN, #_LOCATIONSTATE {/has_location}

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Will Pom.

Settings >Format >Single Category Page >Single page category format

Use any of following to suit. *Found in help

Related Events

You can show lists of other events belonging to this category. The formatting of the list is the same as a normal events list.

#_CATEGORYPASTEVENTS
Will show a list of all past events with this category.
#_CATEGORYNEXTEVENTS
Will show a list of all future events with this category.
#_CATEGORYALLEVENTS
Will show a list of all events with this category.
#_CATEGORYNEXTEVENT
Will show the next event with this category.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Will Pom.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Will Pom.

Does this help?

Example of my short code for past events so most recent shows first.

[events_list category="cal-event" scope="past" orderby="event_start_date" order="DESC"]

It naturally puts the earlier start time before the later.

https://www.pedalution.co.uk/gwraudax/past-events/

For current events where the top is the next it naturally orders by earliest time too.

[events_list_grouped mode="monthly" category="cal-event"]

https://www.pedalution.co.uk/gwraudax/calendar-events/

OK. I dived in to figure things out through trial and error.

Editting the z-index in the wp-gpx-maps.php had no effect.

So I added in the theme’s Additional CSS

wpgpxmap {
  position: absolute;
  right: 0px;
  top: 0px;
  width: 66.6%;
  z-index: -1;
}

*position parameters specific to my layout

Then added <wpgpxmap>[shortcode]</wpgpxmap> using the code editor for page/post.
**This is actually then copied into an event page format for the Events Manager plugin I use.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 11 months ago by Will Pom.

z-index, not value…

I use Andy Place’s “Event Date TBC” for events that have no date. I edited the php for my own wording. It is a check box by the date range. It still uses the entered dates underneath so you can maintain current order.

eg. This vs this.

Thanks @markwolters that hadn’t occurred to me for that, it worked.

Would the false positive be affecting Site Health troubleshooting mode if the REST API and loopback didn’t function?

afaik once the permalink is set you have to manually change it thereafter so any modification of title won’t affect site structure.

My site is fine, just missing the re-useable blocks from the WordPress editor and this error perhaps blocks further troubleshooting

Hi

Just checked with hosters, cURL is up to date but they note:

• “The reason the messages appear is because of how we install the SSL certificates onto our platform.
  The WordPress software is expecting to see see the SSL installed onto the same platform as where the website is. However, on our system, we install the SSL onto a different server called a Load Balancer.

  It’s nothing to worry about. We would define this as a “False Positive”.”

PHP: 7.3

Thanks @rogierlankhorst

Everything ok but DNS CAA a no.

I contacted my hosts with https://really-simple-ssl.com/knowledge-base/curl-errors/

Their response:
“It isn’t a shared certificate, they are correct with regards to it being the most common for localhost development environments, however this isn’t. The SSL is one for your domain rather than the server, the errors are being caused because the plugin is trying to access the root certificate, which it won’t have the permissions to access”

Any thoughts?

Jumping in here. If @timrv could direct me how to disable via CSS that would be much appreciated. I have a blog on the site too that I’d like the author/date to still be shown but don’t need it on the event pages. I’ve been turning it off in the theme but obviously this affects the blog.

From what I can tell it is .post-meta? Other than that I’m not a coder but can follow instructions.
eg.
https://www.pedalution.co.uk/events/wells-mells-broader-200/

Thanks

…category=”your_category_here”]