Herman Aus

Small amendment to the above code. There was an issue with making the event public from the admin.

function make_event_private_by_default($result, $EM_Event) {

	// Make it possible to make the event public from admin
	if (get_post_status($result->ID) == 'private' AND $EM_Event->post_status == 'publish') return;

	if( is_object($EM_Event) && !empty($EM_Event->event_id) ){
		global $wpdb;
		// This prevents the event from showing up in activity feeds
		$EM_Event->event_private = 1;
		// This makes the event post status private
		$wpdb->update($wpdb->posts, array('post_status'=>'private'), array('ID'=>$EM_Event->post_id));
		// This makes the event private so it doesn't show other members calendar
		$wpdb->update(EM_EVENTS_TABLE, array('event_private'=>1), array('event_id'=>$EM_Event->event_id));
	}

	return $result;
}
add_filter('em_event_save', 'make_event_private_by_default',1,2);

Marking this as resolved.

After searching through the plugins files for em_event_save I came up with a fully working solution.

Here is my solution with commentary for anyone else who wishes to make all events private by default.

function make_event_private_by_default($result, $EM_Event) {

	// Make it possible to make the event public from admin
	if ($EM_Event->post_status == 'publish') return;

	if( is_object($EM_Event) && !empty($EM_Event->event_id) ){
		global $wpdb;
		// This prevents the event from showing up in activity feeds
		$EM_Event->event_private = 1;
		// This makes the event post status private
		$wpdb->update($wpdb->posts, array('post_status'=>'private'), array('ID'=>$EM_Event->post_id));
		// This makes the event private so it doesn't show other members calendar
		$wpdb->update(EM_EVENTS_TABLE, array('event_private'=>1), array('event_id'=>$EM_Event->event_id));
	}

	return $result;
}
add_filter('em_event_save', 'make_event_private_by_default',1,2);

A month later I will answer my own question. ??

Read the documentation : https://www.jfarthing.com/development/theme-my-login/templates/

I used the shortcode and set it up on each template page like this :
[theme-my-login login_template=”/my-custom-folder/my-login-template.php”]

That did the trick but it doesn’t work for the login widget and the user-panel template. The login template for the widget and the user panel template I still kept in the themes root folder.

Thank you!

Herman

Aha, that’s the one! Thank you very much.

Great plugin btw! Very intuitive to use.

Herman

Figured out a partial solution :
—

I made the sub-album link to a new page with that particular sub-albums shortcode. This assigns a new article id to the sub-album.
I also created a custom menu in-order to hide the sub-album page on the main menu bar.

This is all good but I have 7 sub-albums which means I would have to apply the CSS style 7 times to 7 separate article id’s !! Not really the best solution…

Herman