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Hello Miendo,

Be sure that you’re using all of the necessary parts, like this:

[events_list category=”48″ location=”16″ scope=”all”]
#_EVENTNAME
[/events_list]

But I think that Patrick identified your problem: that you may be using the PAGE ID, rather than the LOCATION ID. I don’t know how to find the LOCATION ID from within EventsManager or WordPress. But I go to my host’s cPanel and use phpMyAdmin …to look at the “em_locations” table.

~April

Just a warning. My personal experience is that I was never able to fully uninstall it …and I did not appreciate that at all.

Patrick,

Thank you for your patience and detailed support …even when people criticize, rather than kindly ask for help. I’ve learned a lot from reading your answers to others!

Flyfisher,

First option for me was: Events > Settings > User Capabilities > set that only “admins” do anything with “locations”. I also set that others can only “read locations”. I’ve found that “authors” need to have a lot of permissions too, but if you want to control the quality of the location choices …lock it down in these EM setting options.

~April

Hi Anna,

I am a relative beginner to websites, but do have this working on my site. But I’d be very happy to try to paste your exact code into a page in my website …and see if it works. Perhaps I’ll see something that would be helpful.

~April

Below is what I use to limit recurring events on a printed report.

[events_list category=’55’ scope=”future” limit=”2″]
#_EVENTDATES …
[/events_list]

~April

Some suggestions:

Try “desc” instead of “disc”. And only use lowercase.

Be sure that all of your quotation marks are the strait type. No curves and maybe no slants. Although they look nearly identical, they can be a different character. Try copying a strait quote from the web. Sometimes text editors change them.

~April

Hi,

I would also really love to be able to do this! Below is a specific example, copied from an event page. “SKIING” is the parent category and I would like for it to display above its two child categories.

CATEGORIES:
Cross Country Skiing
SKIING
Snowshoeing

Thanks for any advice.

~April

El,

https://github.com/TreeTrailer/TrailWeb/commit/97b54f466e6f68470cadc4be9f6bfcb60e551e2f

~April

• This reply was modified 6 years, 2 months ago by TreeTrail.

We have happily been using “WPBakery Page Builder” for several years, with no EM conflicts at all. https://wpbakery.com/ Seems well worth the small, one time cost.

Thank ou for that prompt explanation timrv.

Do the parent category colors always take priority over the child category colors?

Yes, I’ve been using WP Full Calendar for years and it is fabulous. We have 5 different calendars. One with all events and 4 other specific ones. Just remember to also go to Settings > WP Full Calendar > Load JS and CSS files on …and add the page ID numbers, that will have calendar shortcode on them.

While trying some more of the fields: Although the “tab=” worked in each test, the “field=” failed a couple of times …The field name is invalid. It looks like the same quotation issue.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by TreeTrail.

Venutius,

After latest version update: I tried your [bpps_profile_field …] on 3 different pages, while composing in the “Visual” tab. It worked correctly each time. If I come across an instance where it doesn’t work, I’ll post it back.

After upgrading, same error in visual tab.