Douglas "BearlyDoug" Hazard

I just wanted to do a quick follow up on this to let people know that the WordPress Export feature worked PERFECTLY on this… you’ll need to do THREE separate exports (save the exports with different file names):

First: Events
Second: Venues
Third: Organizers

Import these in AFTER you’ve installed the Events Calendar (free and pro) plugins.

I also wanted to thank the Events Pro people for having a fantastic program that is supportive of legitimate Non Profit organizations. Because of their generosity with the license, the money that was set aside towards purchasing a license will be able to go back into the community to help guide parents with Early Childhood Education.

Thank you, Events Calendar and Modern Tribe, for everything!

Doug Hazard
On behalf of https://www.SmartBeginningsSE.org

The issue is that I’m a third party vendor (web host provider and new developer), so I won’t have any direct credentials for premium support. If I use the contact form, all I’ll be able to do is pretty much link to this support request.

Addendum, if possible, I’d like to upgrade the existing license and get the domain changed over to the new site. After the content from the original site is moved over to the new site, the original site will be shut down and the domain rediercted over to the new one.

I can provide the actual domain URL on request… we just don’t know who the original license was issued to (whether it was the original developer or the new one). The new license, however, will be set up under the customer’s name, but using our email address (hosting provider).

Just let me know what needs to happen next, please. ??

Greetings, everyone!

I’m still awaiting resolution of my original requests and subsequent suggestion. Komas has done their best in trying to help (thank you very much!), but now we need the Plugin Devs to step in. ??

That’s what I thought the file was, however, I am unable to ascertain exactly what line I need to look for to change out the comma separated values into line breaks.

(I do appreciate the assistance, komas!)

I would have to create fifty million checkbox entries… which doesn’t make sense. ??

Since this form has four checkbox sections, I would rather not go that route and to be able to do a string replace on the separator for the mail output.

Marking resolved. ??

Beaucoup beaucoup BEAUCOUP de grace, mon ami!

That fix worked PERFECTLY!

I didn’t set any parameters… but this didn’t happen until last night after I updated everything to the latest versions.

Since this is a client’s site, I’m not really at liberty to publicly post a link to it… and have to wait until after business hours before I do any more tinkering with their site. (US EST)

HA! You responded while I was trying to answer back. I’ll watch for the update (WP still shows 1.4.2)

Aaand of COURSE I forgot the error message, haha! Was trying to make sure I gave you everything that I forgot the most important thing. ??

Timestamp: 4/17/2015 2:54:53 PM
Error: ReferenceError: UserWebStat_gC is not defined
Source File: https://REMOVED.tld/wp-content/sedlex/inline_scripts/95a3d2f52bcb922eed43e103ac98d360822034f5.js?ver=20150417
Line: 36

Let me pre-emptively get you the actual code…

/*====================================================*/
/* FILE /sedlex/inline_scripts/62f21a71d4d66c45c33e255a38a9c24267932b13.js*/
/*====================================================*/

var _gaq = _gaq || [];
_gaq.push(['_setAccount', 'UA-40731908-1']);
_gaq.push(['_trackPageview']);
_gaq.push(['_trackPageLoadTime']);

(function() {
	var ga = document.createElement('script'); ga.type = 'text/javascript'; ga.async = true;
	ga.src = ('https:' == document.location.protocol ? 'https://ssl' : 'https://www') + '.google-analytics.com/ga.js';
	var s = document.getElementsByTagName('script')[0]; s.parentNode.insertBefore(ga, s);
})();

function acceptGoogleCookies() {
	UserWebStat_sC("whatChoiceForGoogleCookies","ACCEPT_COOKIE",30) ;
	jQuery('#infoGoogleCookies').remove() ;

	jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_allow").hide() ;
	jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_refuse").show() ;
}

function refusGoogleCookies() {
	UserWebStat_sC("whatChoiceForGoogleCookies","REFUS_COOKIE",30) ;
	jQuery('#infoGoogleCookies').remove() ;

	jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_allow").show() ;
	jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_refuse").hide() ;
}

function whatChoiceForGoogleCookies() {
	var choix = UserWebStat_gC("whatChoiceForGoogleCookies") ;
	if (choix==null) {
		return "NO_CHOICE" ;
	}
	return choix ;
}

jQuery(function() {
	// On gere les boutons
	if (whatChoiceForGoogleCookies()=="REFUS_COOKIE") {
		jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_allow").show() ;
		jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_refuse").hide() ;
	} else if (whatChoiceForGoogleCookies()=="ACCEPT_COOKIE") {
		jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_allow").hide() ;
		jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_refuse").show() ;
	} else {
		jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_allow").show() ;
		jQuery(".google_traffic_cookies_refuse").show() ;
	}
}) ; 

function show_optIn(){
	jQuery("<div id='infoGoogleCookies' style='z-index:1000; border:1px solid black; opacity:0.9;background-color:#999999;width:100%;position:fixed;top:0px;color:#EEEEEE;'>   <p style='text-align:center'>This site may uses cookies for statistics with Google Analytics. Do you accept such cookies? <input type='button' onclick='acceptGoogleCookies()' value='Accept' /> or <input type='button' onclick='refusGoogleCookies()' value='Refuse' /></p></div>").appendTo( "body" );
}