Where do I put the attributes so they are displayed in the settings of the badge?

The site is custom coded in Laravel. The data has been imported to Woo via a complex script (seven tables had to be joined). There are around 50 attributes.

Regardless, the product attributes came to Woo as custom attributes. The attributes have to be global in order for JetFilter to work. Is there a way to convert the existing custom attributes to global attributes? I found a $50 plugin but thought I could do it myself. https://wpsheeteditor.com

In case I have to rewrite the script, what needs to be done to make the attributes global? Also, would it be better to import the existing attributes as ACF – It would enable me to group the attributes. Here is screenshot https://prnt.sc/XV0yxnDDhpJF

[13] => Array
                                (
                                    [rowCount] => 13
                                    [attribute] => status
                                    [prefix] => 
                                    [mapfrom] => custom_attributes__stock_status
                                    [suffix] => 
                                )

                            [14] => Array
                                (
                                    [rowCount] => 14
                                    [attribute] => lty_price
                                    [prefix] => 
                                    [mapfrom] => custom_attributes__lty_regular_price
                                    [suffix] => 
                                )

                        )

However in the Feed these are not present at all (not even blank values, the nodes are just not present in the XML.

To test what the issue is, I checked using the Admin Columns plugin to be able to view _lty_regular_price within a product table on Woocommerce, and it indeed pulls through (in this case it is an integer).

I planned to upgrade to Elite today for some advanced features but this is blocking us currently. Please assist.

Here’s an example of the shortcode that works:

[events_list scope="2024-05-01,2024-05-31" limit="0" orderby="event_start_date,event_name"]#_EVENTLINK[/events_list]

Here’s an example of the shortcode that returns “no events found”:

[events_list scope="2024-05-01,2024-05-31" limit="0" orderby="event_start_date,event_name,facilitators"]#_EVENTLINK[/events_list]

Thanks!

I am quite new in using Event Manager and trying to find my way. Right now I would like to add some custom attributes like mentioned in the documentation (https://wp-events-plugin.com/documentation/event-attributes/).

In the Events > Settings I enabled the option “Enable event attributes”. I also added some attributes in the entry box below it but then I got stuck. The explanation below that text box says I also must add them in (another) template to get them visible on my event pages. OK, but what template it is referring to?

PRESENTATION

Title: #_ATT{Presentation Title}

Speaker(s): #_ATT{Speakers}

There are not really any examples of how to add even non-conditional custom attributes to the templates. How can I do this? Seems like EM should have a conditional placeholder for any custom attributes you want to add to the templates, but I have not found one.

I’m using Essential Addons’ Login/Register widget to beautify the standard WP effort.
As the widget doesn’t have the ability to force a visitor to use a strong password, I’d like to add a custom attribute to the ‘Password’ field so that when the user hovers over that field, they’ll see a popup message encouraging them to use a complex password.

I’m 99% certain that the message that is set now, ‘Please fill out this field’, is set by WP and not EA.

How could I change the wording for the ‘Password’ field only?
(I’m a beginner, so please bear that in mind!)

TIA

Attributes for product displaying attributes correctly [link]:

Attributes for product missing the attributes [link]:

Any help is greatly appreciated!!!