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Thanks again David!

Thanks again David.
One more question.
If you have multiple forms, how can you distinguish between which form gets the value applied?

Thanks David for this, however, what if I have multiple forms that each need a different default term or a form that has multiple taxonomies each with a different default term?
Thanks.

The new version works for me, however if some people are still having issues you can do what I did at first was to edit the user.php file located in the wp-includes folder.
At line 2170 you can change the section that says ‘send_password_change_email’, true, to ‘send_password_change_email’, false,
Just a quick band aid.

Figured it out.
`<?php $gmp_arr = get_post_meta( $post->ID, ‘gmp_arr’, true );?>’
<?php echo $gmp_arr['gmp_address1']; ?>
Repeat the echo for each one you need.

OK I’m getting somewhere… I used <?php $gmp_arr = get_post_meta( $post->ID, 'gmp_arr', true );?>
<?php echo implode( ', ', $gmp_arr ); ?>
which pulls all the data. I now need to figure how to just pull the title, address, zip, city and state.

I seen that. It’s an array of data in one key “gmp_arr” I believe. Not sure how to extract that and make it readable in post.
BTW thanks for the quick response!

Issues that I had.
Upgraded to 1.9.1. Calendar wouldn’t show until theme files are updated.
Theme files wouldn’t update when you chose to update them. Just displayed white screen.
Tried to downgrade to 1.8.2 which totally hosed the site.
Put the 1.9.1 files back up.
Manually copied the theme files from the calendar directory to the wp-content\themes-ai1ec directory.
This fixed the site but the display of the calendar and it’s different views were all jacked up.
Switched the default vortex theme to the Gamma 1.9.1-standard.
All is working as it should.
Hope this helps someone.

Never mind… Fixed it.

This is what I found. If you don’t care about turning the feature off and on for individual posts of a custom post type, and you just want to make them all private, you can edit the MemberAccess.php file located in the plugins directory “/member-access/lib”.
Around line 806:

$visibility = $post->{'member_access_visibility'};
        if ('default' === $visibility) {
            if ('post' == $post->post_type && $plugin->getOption('posts_private')) {
                $visibility = 'private';
            }
	    if ('YourCustomPostType' == $post->post_type && $plugin->getOption('posts_private')) {
                $visibility = 'private';
            }
            if ('page' == $post->post_type && $plugin->getOption('pages_private')) {
                $visibility = 'private';
            }
        }
        return 'private' === $visibility;
    }

As you can see in the middle section you can add your custom post type like that.

Looks like you left out a ‘ in your query in front of bookmark

No. When I view event archives, or taxonomies that are attached to events. They display the events as posts and are sorted by post date and I need them to be sorted by event date.
Thanks.

Same problem here after upgrading to the latest version of wordpress (3.2.2) and then the latest version of the plugin.
I replaced the the plugin directory with version 0.9.5.11 and all was fine again.

You can try this.
<?php echo get_post_meta( $event->post_id, ‘website’, true); ?>