Incomplete events list

  • Resolved C3002

    (@c3002)


    6 years, 3 months ago

    Hi,
    I am using Events Manager to create a schedule of courses that are offered to members of a community, starting in January 2019. For the course of “Portrettekenen” I entered 30 events, where courses are in three different categories: portret-o, portret-m or portret-a.
    I constructed a post where the events per category are shown via the shortcode [events_list category=’portret-o’], [events_list category=’portret-m’] and [events_list category=’portret-a’].
    So far so good, I thought. However, looking at the page itself it appears that less than the 10 entered events are shown. What can possibly go wrong ?

    The page I need help with: [log in to see the link]

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  • Please check Events > Settings > Pages > Event List > Event List Limits. Default is set to 10.

    Thread Starter C3002

    (@c3002)

    I am afraid this is not the solution to my problem. I have changed the parameter from its default value 10 into 30, still the same problem.
    Moreover, the individual list of events remains incomplete.
    If you look at the page concerned: I am expecting three lists of dates, each containing some 10 different dates. I have checked the individual events, they are all connected to one of the categories, and Status = “Published”, so I would expect the whole list to be displayed …

    Did you use “event categories” or custom categories?

    Event categories should work.
    /wp-admin/edit-tags.php?taxonomy=category&post_type=event

    Custom categories need extra work.

    Thread Starter C3002

    (@c3002)

    I have not defined any custom categories. The plugin offers the option to define eventcategories, so why bother to define my own custom categories ?

    Try using the shortcodes in a normal page, not using the third-party widget and see what happens.

    I see you are using two different subdomains. Your link is on https://kunst.wplschilder.nl/ (no SSL, btw), but if I click to book, I get redirected to https://test.kunstkringwoerden.nl/

    Have you created the events in the same subdirectory? If not and you are on a MultiSite installation, you’ll need to activate Global Mode and add blog=”all” to your shortcodes.
    (Provided that both kunst.wplschilder and kunstkringwoeden are on the same WPMS installation, of course.)

    Thread Starter C3002

    (@c3002)

    @patrick: also this is not a solution.
    Using just the shortcode in a page without any 3rd party widget results again in the “incomplete list”.
    Allthough I see 30 separate events, all with the status Published, dates all in 2019, the list apparently is not working properly …

    If I click some more, I come to https://kunst.wplschilder.nl/events/categories/portret-o/
    That should list all events in that category, unfiltered.

    Just to make sure:
    Have you checked if the non-appearing events really do have the category selected? When duplicating events, sometimes the categories are not taken with.

    The missing events also do not appear in you sidebar calendar, so it seems they are not correctly “registered”. Perhaps flushing your permalinks can help.

    Thread Starter C3002

    (@c3002)

    When listing the events (Admin) and filtering on a specific category I get all the events as entered.
    The different domain may be the result of an import-action.
    Anyhow, what do you mean by flushing permalinks ? I could check them one-y-one, but perhaps there is another way ?

    Aha… Importing of events is always asking for problems, especially cross-domain. Events Manager uses wp_posts, wp_postmeta, wp_em_events. wp_em_locations, wp_em_meta for example, all to construct the complete event and all its attributes.
    WordPress (naturally) does not know what connections a plugin makes between different SQL tables. So, a lot of meta data is not updated to the new ID’s, etc.

    I guess a simple flushing of the permalinks (Dashboard, Settings, Permalinks, Save) will not solve that. Unless you are familiar with SQL queries, it’s safest to go through every event one-by-one. Check everything and click “Update”.

    Thread Starter C3002

    (@c3002)

    This works !! Thanks very much for your patience and support !

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