jacktowner

Hi – The following link worked for me. It allowed me to use your plugin with ajax based results, searching using the free-text search box on ACF based custom-fields, post title and post content:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/36787391/add-acf-fields-to-search-results-page-wordpress

Cheers.

Thanks for the quick response.

So would the plugin allow to search on post_title and post_content as well as meta fields?

Yes, bookmarking is what we’ve done as a workaround.

However, the reason that I mention that I think CFDB is interfering with other plugins is that enabling / disabling the CFDB plugin also hides other plugin icons (eg CPT-UI) but doesn’t display the CFDB icon.
I’ve tried deleting and re-installing the CFDB plugin, but with no luck.
Thanks

I’ve tried importing the above feed (https://raw.github.com/essfeed/php-ess/master/samples/simple_event.ess) into EM 5.5.2 and ESS 0.96 and had the same problem (error 1.4)
https://www.dumpt.com/img/viewer.php?file=ifm0frmsiak0zjp3fejn.png

Thanks

Have tried importing an ESS feed since the ESS upgrade (v0.95) but am getting an error message “1.4”.

Am I doing something wrong?

Thanks

Jack

Hi

Here’s a feed to our ESS feed:
https://www.ncri.org.uk/?em_ess=1

Thanks

Jack

I just installed the plugin and it showed the feed.

I think the plugin is still in early development stages so better instructions may come later, I hope!

I’m not sure what your error is – maybe change the name of your calendar as it looks from the error message like the XML parser is getting hung up on the first character…?

I managed to find the URL:

https://csg.ncri.org.uk/?em_ess=1

Not sure if this will help, but I created some custom taxonomies using a seperate plugin which I associated with event manager posts – this may have confused events manager (or WP) and possibly caused the event feed to stop. if you have something similar, to simplify EM functionality it might help to remove any custom taxonomies…?

Removing the database entries and reinstalling seems to have done the trick – thanks for the advice.

Each event can be reached through event_url/ical or event_url/event.ics
All events (including categories) through category_url/events.ics

Great plugin, BTW. ??

Cheers

Thanks for the tip PhillipJohn – gave that a try and annoyingly still getting same 404 error.

I only have a couple of events set up, so I think I’ll remove all the events using the dashboard, remove the offending plugin, remove any entries to ‘events’ in the wp_database. Hopefully that should be enough to clean any residual data, so I can do a ‘clean’ install, as I’ve tried reinstalling the plugin, but it remembers the events as they’re stored as custom post-types and not removed when the plugin is uninstalled.

Cheers.

my permalinks are set as Post name

@djlunacy – yes, I’m using the same link as you
@caimin_nwl – how do I do that?

Thanks for the reply

The URL works but the ical feed (next to the Google button) at the bottom of the page doesn’t.

I did a clean install of WordPress and only installed the Events Manager plugin, and the /ical/ suffix seems to work on any single event, so probably not a problem with EM.