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Hi Spencer,

That’s great news, I’ll keep a look out for the update. Thanks.

I have another question, if that’s ok?! I’d like to adjust the layout of the Twitter posts slightly so that the image is before the profile and text entry, what file do I amend and can I place it in my theme folder so my chances aren’t lost on plugin updates?

Thanks again.

Thanks bdbrown, this looks perfect.

I’ll give it a go!

Anyone???

Thanks for your help!

Hi Davmerit,

I got a moderator’s spam report saying that the emails were received but identified as spam. So, they have been sent.

Strangely, the from email was [email protected] not the [your-email].

Would that be because they are being sent from my local build or perhaps a firewall in the office??

Thanks

I’ve found the issue –

For some reason, when I use my personal email the form works ([email protected]) but when I use ‘[email protected]’ I don’t receive the message.

Strange! What could the issue be?

Thanks for this, it’s exactly what I’m looking for…. Unfortunately, it’s not working.

I have –

<p><label for="feedback">Feedback type<span class="required">*</span></label>[select your-recipient "-- Recipient --" "Sales|[email protected]" "Germany|[email protected]" "Creative|[email protected]" ]</p>

and [your-recipient] in my ‘to’ field in the messages section

Strangely, when I have [your-recipient] in the ‘message’ field the variable display in the body of the email.

I have the site running locally on my machine if that makes a difference.

Any ideas why not? Thanks.

Thanks.

Final code –

<?php if ( 'event' == get_post_type()  ) : ?>

             <?php global $post;
		$EM_Event = em_get_event($post->ID, 'post_id'); ?>

		<article class="newsPost bit-4 <?php echo $EM_Event->output('#_CATEGORYNAME'); ?>">
                    	<h1><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?> "><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>
                        <p><?php echo get_excerpt(); ?></p>
                         <p><?php echo $EM_Event->output('#_{dS F} #@_{- dS F}'); ?></p>
                 </article>

<?php endif; ?>

Hi caimin_nwl,

I don’t mean the date that the post was published, I mean the date that the event occurs.

I would guess that this is a custom field within the Events Manager plugin but I don’t know how to display it in a normal loop. If you use the plugin syntax it’s #_EVENTDATES or in may case, #_{dS F} #@_{- dS F} as I have a custom structure.

Could I use –

<?php $EM_Event->output('#{Y-m-d}">#_{dS F} #@_{- dS F}') ?>

??

Thanks Angelo,
I removed the [events_list] and did this…

<?php if ( 'event' == get_post_type()  ) : ?>

			<article class="bit-4 #_CATEGORYNAME">
				<h1><a href="<?php the_permalink(); ?>"><?php the_title(); ?></a></h1>
				<p><?php the_excerpt(); ?></p>
				<data class="date" data-time="#{Y-m-d}">#_{dS F} #@_{- dS F} #_{Y}</data>
			</article>

		<?php endif; ?>

My new question is, how do I display the date of my event?

#{Y-m-d}">#_{dS F} #@_{- dS F}

Thanks

Great, thanks.

Would you recommend just add including it manually?

Thanks!

I actually solved this issue soon after I posted this –

<?php echo do_shortcode( '[event]{has_category_standard}<span class="standard">Event:</span>{/has_category_standard}[/event]'); ?>

Please ignore. I had two loops that were conflicting with each other.

Anyone??