cestep

Hi,

It would also be great to show the total number of logins per day. I run an intranet and would like to see how many users are logging in daily.

Thanks

No problem. Date formats:

F j, Y
F j
F Y
D jS

I’ve deleted all the entries. When I recreated the event, it recurred correctly this time. I created a second event that also recurred correctly.

One thing I changed was to have the first start date in the future. I had given a start date for the same day, but a few hours prior, just to show on the calendar that we had the event.

As for the premium support, I asked a different question there yesterday. Still haven’t heard back. This seems to be the better channel right now. Thanks!

This worked perfectly for me, too. Thanks!

That did the trick! I’ve added the php shortcode to the single post php file and it is working on all of these custom post types perfectly. Thanks very much for helping work this out!

https://eoctcc.wpengine.com/projects/mariposa-plaza/ shows the correct previous and next, as do all the other posts.

Thank you again!!

Chris

Here’s something interesting. When not using the shortcode, the prev/next titles and links are good. It’s only when I use the shortcode that the links are wrong. This page is currently using both methods. I’ve pasted the settings/details output on this page below.

https://eoctcc.wpengine.com/projects/mariposa-plaza/

WP Post Nav Debug
Current WP Post Nav Settings

Array
(
[wp_post_nav_post_types] => Array
(
[cpt_portfolio] => cpt_portfolio
)

[wp_post_nav_show_title] => Array
(
[Yes] => Yes
)

[wp_post_nav_excerpt_length] => 300
[wp_post_nav_fallback_image] => https://eoctcc.wpengine.com/wp-content/plugins/wp-post-nav/public/images/default_fallback.jpg
[wp_post_nav_nav_button_width] => 70
[wp_post_nav_nav_button_height] => 100
[wp_post_nav_background_color] => #ffffff
[wp_post_nav_open_background_color] => #8358b0
[wp_post_nav_heading_color] => #bc2f2f
[wp_post_nav_heading_size] => 20
[wp_post_nav_title_color] => #565656
[wp_post_nav_title_size] => 13
[wp_post_nav_category_color] => #ffffff
[wp_post_nav_category_size] => 13
[wp_post_nav_excerpt_color] => #ffffff
[wp_post_nav_excerpt_size] => 12
[wp_post_nav_debug] => Array
(
[Yes] => Yes
)

)
Previous Post According To Settings

Post ID: 1849
Post Title: Annadale Mode Shift
Post Date: 2021-04-07 11:47:22
Next Post According To Settings

Post ID: 1851
Post Title: Southwest Urban Forest Expansion
Post Date: 2021-04-07 11:47:32
Details Of The Current Post

Post ID: 1850
Post Title: Mariposa Plaza
Post Date: 2021-04-07 11:47:27
Post type: cpt_portfolio
Assigned Taxonomy: cpt_portfolio_group
Previous Post According To Current Post

Post ID: 1849
Post Title: Annadale Mode Shift
Post Date: 2021-04-07 11:47:22
Next Post According To Current Post

Post ID: 1851
Post Title: Southwest Urban Forest Expansion
Post Date: 2021-04-07 11:47:32`

Awesome. Thanks!

I’ll be using the dev stage site: https://eoctcc.wpengine.com/projects/mariposa-plaza/

I have noticed that on this page, it shows the correct title for prev/next post ID, but it links to the prev/next ID within the same category. This may help us solve the riddle.

Will let you know when the debugging version is installed.

Same category is unchecked.
Yoast SEO primary category is unchecked.

Thanks for helping!

[email protected]

Thank you

Thank you for your quick response!

I changed all the published dates to the order I needed and then sorted in my pages by date. I didn’t have all the info needed to create the posts in the order needed.

I could duplicate them in the order I need them, then sort by ID. I will do that today to make this better for all in the future.

Would any of this affect the titles the plugin is showing linking to the wrong post? That seems to be an issue that I can’t solve.

I’ve also found that the links it gathers don’t always match the text of the title shown.

I’ve removed the links from all pages but one: https://www.transformfresno.com/projects/mariposa-plaza/

On this page, neither of the two links (previous or next) link to the page the title shows.

Not sure what’s going on here.

Thank you, Karen!

I moved over my last Ninja form to CF7.

I deactivated the two plugins you listed.

All three forms on my site are now blocking all submissions as spam.

Until this gets resolved, I removed the reCaptcha keys and added a quiz so emails will go through.

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I copied over new LayerSlider version and theme (the two that were giving issues in debug). Fired up. But it did go through a lot of updating of theme and such. Doesn’t look pretty, but the site is there and can be worked with.

Thanks for you help!

I’m using PHP 7.1 on my server.

This is from the backup:
# WordPress Version: 4.1.1, running on PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.9 (nginx/1.4.6), MySQL 10.1.1