gagnonconsulting

You can disregard this question as the issue was caused by the wordpress (divi) editor was adding the extra tags around my shortcode – I put it is Visual editor but when checking the direct html, it had tried to format it.

Sort of… in your registration.php I was able to use the get_post_meta() with the variation_id hard coded and it did show me the start time, so that is a good place to start. However, I am not sure how to use this info to add the start time to the pulldown list of available dates a few lines down in the registration.php.

Further, I need to be able to pass this info as part of the product description in the checkout and payment gateway.

I found where a lot of people have been pointing this out, and the quick fix appeared in one of the users responses a few weeks back. If the system date in is set to be Custom and the format is set to

l, F jS, Y

then the date does appear correctly in the checkout and PayPal info. The WooCommerce Orders page still shows the old formatting, however.

Rich

Now that I have looked closer, there is a plugin called Event Calendar 3 for PHP 5, which appears to be a version of Event Calendar 3 that is required for later PHP. The original one did not indicate that it wouldn’t work or that an upgrade/new version was needed.

I think that I have tracked it down to the Event Calendar plugin. Thanks for your input on this. I will have to come up with a better Event Calendar for this site.
Thanks again,
Rich

I can, but at the moment I am deleting it and reuploading it from my local copy to see if something has been corrupted. I can log in and see users, but not Pages or Posts, thought the page and post count (in published, trash, spam, etc.) shows correctly. I cannot add a test page or post, though, so there seems to be something with the base installation gone wrong.

I did a restore from the database backup up through several weeks ago. Not sure when the problem started, but I did update the MySQL and PHP to the new versions to be able to move from WordPress 2.x to the latest version 3.3, a few weeks back, but did not notice the issue until someone pointed it out (I don’t go to the site myself that often)

the site is hbama.com

Yes, please any advice… I have read all the links ESMI provided and there does not appear to be anything that I can find in my installation. I have asked the hosting company to check the .htaccess file and they appear to have fixed a redirect issue there, since now entering https://www.sitename.com goes to sitename.com instead of the hacker domain.
When I try to use the Add New Plugin feature, though, I still get an attempt to run something on a .ru domain and the page does not display properly.

I have the same thing happening to me. I am still trying to find out what and where it is. I have scanned all my files and database content with AVG and MalwareBytes, but it does not show up as a virus. The issue I have is it tries to go to the checkprivacy.ru when I go to https://www.mysitename.com, but is ok when I leave off the www. It also does some strange things when I go to the plugins section, so I assume it is in there, too.

Thanks for looking. I am not sure what is causing the duplicate javascript – I will have to look for that. However, I think I have the slow response time narrowed down to a plug-in called Social Access Control, and only on pages that have some sort of Post display (the Page display fast). When I deactivate Social Access Control, the response time is normal again. I will see if the Plug-in developer has any idea. I am going to mark this as resolved as it does not appear to be a core WP issue.
Rich

Thanks, I checked that. Pings and traces real fast. In fact, if you go to xpxboston.com/events (a php file on the same server with a query to the same mySQL database) it returns very quickly, but going to the WP site, xpxboston.com, it takes a lot longer.

Thank you, that does the trick. I am still getting confused as to which type of pages I am looking at (archive vs. category vs. post, etc.) but going through the codex functions reference is helping.

Thanks for your help on this.

I tried that, but no help. I also tried Contact Form 8, with the same results. I just installed CForm11, and that seems to work just fine. Thanks for the help.

OK, thanks. I guess I was given some bad info. Basically, I am trying to redirect to a specific URL if the ‘direct_jump’ metapost data value of a post is set (to a URL) when I click on a post link. Any idea how to do this?