joelandrewbrown

Awesome, it’s working now, thanks!

Awesome, tested and officially resolved. Thanks so much.

Hm, after updating, I’m getting “PHP Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_PRIVATE in /wp-content/plugins/redi-restaurant-reservation/redi.php on line 174” now.

Thanks!

Ok, thank you!

Hello, just wondering if you have any ideas on this issue. It’s the only big issue left for us. If someone would need to make a reservations for the current day, they won’t be able to, which most likely many of the people will want to do so.

Has anyone else had this issue that I can take a look at the thread?

Thank you for your help, let me know if you need anything further.

Central Daylight Time

Ah! Perfect. Thank you!

Note:
I posted these issues in the support section separately. Sorry, should have done that before.

Also, I am able to reserve for times outside of the range I have set in “Working Times”. In the “Working Times” fields I cannot specify AM or PM, could this be the issue?

Also just a heads up, when I put an apostrophe in a field under the “Restaurant Details” it adds a forward slash and duplicates forward slashes for every time I save.

Thanks

Thanks for the response. That all makes sense. A couple questions:

1. Where can I find the paid version of the plugin?

2. Is there any way to get all emails to not use military time? Also, is there a way I can change the date in the emails and on the front-end form to display as m/d/Y?

Thanks again

Sorry, misunderstood what this thread was for, ignore this.

So, we figured out our particular issue. On line 108 of wp-stripe.php:

wp_enqueue_script('thickbox');

is wrapped in

if (is_singular() && strpos($post->post_content,'stripe') !== false) {

In our case, removing the if statement allowed the donate pop up (in the sidebar) to function properly. I can’t explain exactly why, any ideas? We were curious what the purpose of that if statement was exactly.

Thanks for the awesome plugin!

Thanks miruru, that worked for me too. Thanks Michael for the sweet plugin.

Hey guys, I’m in a similar situation here. I’m not trying to paginate categories, but I am trying to paginate a custom post type ‘blog’. To keep it short, here’s my query, and a link to the blog page I’m struggling with.

*Note, I need this site done on Friday, so if worse comes to worse, I can scratch the idea of having this a custom post type and just go back to the old way of having it a category in a regular post. I am, however using the Custom Field Template, and assigning specific things to specific post types, so I’d rather not if possible, as the client really likes how it’s organized right now.

https://fgx.papertower.com/about/newsroom/fgx-blog/

$temp = $wp_query;
$wp_query= null;
$wp_query = new WP_Query();
$paged = (get_query_var('page')) ? get_query_var('page') : 1;
$wp_query->query('post_type=blog&posts_per_page=2&cat=23&paged='.$paged);
while ($wp_query->have_posts()) : $wp_query->the_post();
include ('includes/loop-articles.php');
endwhile;
if(function_exists('wp_paginate')) { wp_paginate(); }
$wp_query = null; $wp_query = $temp;

I was excited when I saw the solution for category pagination, but I’m just not sure exactly how to get it to work just for the custom post type ‘blog’ on my site. Is there any version of the code that resolved this issue that would work for me?