Chris

Nice! Thanks David.

Thanks for the reply. I’ll try to trace the error because Woo are such a force it’d be a shame not to be able to interoperate. It’s probably something specific to me so when I know, I’ll post here.

When I deactivate WooDojo the problem is fixed.

Apologies, should have tried disabling all plugins before but thought that, as I was using popular ones and there are no reports in the docs on any but two unusual ones, it wouldn’t be a problem.

As WooThemes are such popular plugin developers, I’d assumed this sort of clash unlikely. Any suggestions as to how I go about finding out if it’s just my site and not others?

Good idea, thanks for the suggestion but no, using TwentyTwelve as the theme the problem remains, except that it’s also on the home page.

I’m using the WP Responsive theme and have modified it slightly to give it a slightly different home page.

I suppose it shows that the theme could sort the problem if I understood how it supressed EM on the home page.

Does EM use rewrite rules or something, as it seems to impose itself on every page? I only actually want the event stuff to be on maybe one page, and use EM shortcodes elsewhere.

Thanks for this excellent plugin!

The latest version ends with a fatal error on line 5 of piwik.php

This is there:
$arySettings = wp_piwik::loadSettings();

Looking at the class in wp-piwik.php, it does not seem to contain a loadSettings method, so is that the reason for the error?

Oh and by the way, shouldn’t the class be wrapped in an ‘if !class_exists’ statement?