Event registration button is redirecting to the event

Hi @frenchomatic ,

If you face issue with registration link, then you can get latest version of v.3.1.37 from our github repository : https://github.com/wpeventmanager/wp-event-manager/tree/3_1_37

I hope this will resolve your issue, and still not resolve issue then reset the field-editor from back-end. If you need further assistance then please provide your query.

Thank you.

To confirm that solves it. Probably a good idea to release this version officially. Many thanks.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 4 months ago by frenchomatic.

Hi @frenchomatic ,

We will release updated version as soon as possible.

Thank you.

I’m seeing odd behaviour. Just added a new event with a link in the “Registration email/URL” field but it doesn’t show on the front end. I tried 3.1.37 last night, however, all expired events returned. Is there a known bug in 3.1.36? I don’t recall this happening before.

_event_registration_email has a value for the post_id in the postmeta table. Old events show the url, new events don’t.

Outputting the value with

echo “URL”.esc_url($register->url);

on the event-registration.php template is empty too. Confused.

Can I copy a single file from 3.1.37 to fix this for now or do I need to manually add event links to the description for each event and disable the button?

File wp-event-manager-template.php, line 208 is this:

$register  = $post->_registration;

For new posts the value is empty despite a visible url in the “Registration email/URL” field and in the postmeta database table.

actually if I force a value in the get_event_registration_method() function like this:

$method->url = ‘https://google.com’

I still get a no link on the front end for new posts.

Last comment.

This solution works for now because the booking urls are the same for most events:

Add this below line 17 of the event-registration.php file

<?php

     // Check for empty url
     if(empty($register->url)) {
       echo "<a ;
     }
     else {
        //echo "Not empty";
     }
?>

Can you explain why old posts are OK but new posts don’t show the URL? I don’t see how it’s related to this bug

https://github.com/wpeventmanager/wp-event-manager/issues/1445

Hello, I have the same problem, the button “register for the event” returns to my page. Do you know how to correct the problem? I have version 3.1.36 of the plugin. Thanks

Hi @fuzzylamp0433 ,

Sorry for the inconvenient, in version 3.1.35, we replace post meta_key “_event_registration_email” with “_registration” to maintain meta_key format, but then we realize that in some users server, this feature not worked proper so in version 3.1.36, we revert this meta key, this is the reason that this issue arise in plugin and we already resolved this issue for our upcoming version and we will release newer version 3.1.37 soon.

Yes, definitely you can copy a single file from 3.1.37 in your site. As you said that after installing 3.1.37, all expired events returned, so could you please share your site link here? so we can verify the issue if any problem from our side.

Additionally, I would like to give you some hint regarding expire event :

https://github.com/wpeventmanager/wp-event-manager/issues/1449

Thank you.

Hi @assalit ,

Sorry for the inconvenience, this issue is already resolve in for our upcoming version, and we will release next version soon.But, if you want to resolve the issue in quick then please take newer version from : https://github.com/wpeventmanager/wp-event-manager/tree/3_1_37

I hope this will be helpful to resolve your query.

Thank you.