bszakacs

Hi

Thanks for your feedback. Yes, this second answer is more suitable and will try it out.
Honestly, i think the module should have a setting for this, as lots of non-technical people are getting confused and not finding the uploaded events.

Cheers

Hi. I cannot link the page in a public thread. Can we deal with this issue other way? Thanks

Hi

I have the same issue, or atleast similar: the post_max_size and upload_max_filesize are 256MB on cPanel, but it’s overridden from htaccess. WordPress and phpinfo sees it correctly and in media i can upload the file, but your plugin gives back the file exceeds server limit error.

I guess it checks the server limit and does not take in consideration the htaccess override.

Possible?

I looked up there before i wrote here, but was no option for Broadcast. But as i wrote in another thread i started, it was a PHP 8.2 problem.

So others might try out this as well:

1. enable WP_DEBUG and see what’s the output. If any, switch to another PHP version
2. make sure you add an existing admin or superadmin user to another multisite. It is not enough to be a superadmin for all sites. Despite you can do all edits and create content, Broadcast needs the user to be specifically added as a Blog admin too.

Hope these help.

Hi. Yes, the deprecated notice was under PHP 8.2 and WP 6.6.2. Switched to PHP 8.1 and all gone, even i left WP_debug on true.

• This reply was modified 2 months ago by bszakacs.

OK, seems that PHP 8.2 is the culprit. I Switched to PHP 8.1 and all works.

Turned on debug in WP and the plugin Maintenance page throw me this error:

Deprecated: Creation of dynamic property threewp_broadcast\maintenance\checks\broadcast_data\data::$bcd_to_check is deprecated in C:\wamp64\www\ehh\wp-content\plugins\threewp-broadcast\src\maintenance\data.php on line 46

https://prnt.sc/nRhpgB0CT25Y

Hi

I have the exact same issue. I checked the FAQ, but nothing helped. Created two separate users, one is superadmin, one is admin for a single site, none can see this option.

In the post list the Broadcasted column is present, but on the post detail page, there’s no block, whaterver i do. I even downloaded a role editor plugin, but Broadcasting is not between the roles list.

There’s something wrong with this plugin, or i am missing something.

Hi

I already tried both methods, nothing worked. Every other translation does, so it’s not a cache issue. This must come from elsewhere.

Anyone?

Buna. As putea primi un raspuns la intrebarea semnalata? Nu putem configura modulul. Multumesc

Managed to find an ugly workaround. Need to remove the ID of the form container div. Follow these steps:

1. copy “/wp-content/plugind/events-manager/templates/templates/search.php” to
   “/wp-content/themes/YOUR-CHILD-THEME/plugins/events-manager/templates/search.php”
2. open this override search.php with any editor, and in line 16, from the container div of the form, remove the id tag. it starts with:
   id=”em-search-

This will break the ajax submit, and the page will refresh.

Ugly solution, but till we get an option for this setting, we’ll have to deal with it.

Yeah, tried that one too. Not working.

Well EM it must change title for category page, since it will display the “category name” instead of “category” in normal conditions.

Another option would be, to disable the use of a certain page for categories from settings. In this case meta title is fine, but than the category page format is not what i’m after (the basic structure, not the actual content from category_page_format.php), as it uses a grid and i want flex. But to catch this, i need to add a classname to the body, just for category pages. I tried:

function custom_taxonomy_slug_to_body_class( $classes ){
if( is_tax(‘events-category’) ){
$classes[] = ‘WHATEVER’;
}
return $classes;
}

But it’s not working. I thought “events-category” are a taxonomy but seems they are handled as page when output.

So i’m stuck, and need to fix this meta title thing somehow ??

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by bszakacs.

Yes, exactly. That’s what i wanted to suggest.