jshare

Events still don’t appear with WP FullCalendar 1.4 and YASR 2.7.1 activated, and this is regardless of whether the Events pages try to display ratings or not. Sounds like a Javascript conflict. This is on a test site, so I can’t give you access, unfortunately.

I have enabled the WPFC_DEBUG, but I don’t see anything different in the Console compared to before. Maybe I’m not looking in the right place?

Correction: 2.6.7 did not fix the issue. I’ve now disabled the plugin.

The conflict was with version 2.6.6 of YASR. Version 2.6.7 released today has resolved the conflict, and events are now appearing again in the calendar on my test site.

Thanks.

Using your plugin, I found that 1.4 conflicts with my use of the YASR (Yet Another Stars Rating) plugin. If I deactivate that, the events return to the calendar.

This is due to an issue with jQuery Migrate in WordPress 5.5:

https://www.searchenginejournal.com/wordpress-5-5-issues/377851/

The fix is to install Enable jQuery Migrate Helper.

It should work now ??

@bersani

It sounds like you may be using the wrong placeholder, but it’s not working for me either.

In a test environment, I just updated to latest Events Manager and then enabled the ‘URLs’ location type, which I had never noticed before.

Next I edited my ‘Single event page format’ to add:

{has_location}
        LOCATIONURL: #_LOCATIONURL<br/>
	LOCATIONLINK: #_LOCATIONLINK<br/>
{/has_location}

Then I edited an existing past event to give it a Location of the URL type, filled the URL and Link Text fields and saved my changes.

When I check the updated event post, I now see:

LOCATIONURL: https://staging.mydomain.com/events/test-event/
LOCATIONLINK:

So while the plugin is recognizing there’s a location, I was expecting LOCATIONLINK to use the URL and Link Text information that I provided, so maybe there’s a bug here.

Good news!

Jemima Kingsley of Website Department implemented this feature as an addon a few years ago:

https://github.com/bojates/events-manager-timezone

However, I haven’t been able to get it working just yet, so perhaps it’s no longer compatible with recent Events Manager updates.

Thanks, I can confirm that I misunderstood and that the plugin does support recurring events, thankfully.

Thanks for taking the time to clearly explain all this.

Option B is the best fit for me. However, if a visitor prefers a list instead of a calendar, is there a way they can click through to the calendar day page even for a day that has fewer events than the limit ie. there’s no More link?

Thanks for this. WP Safe Mode is really handy, happy to learn about that.

I have a staging version of my site, which is a clone from a few months ago. A recurring event I added there is appearing in WP Full Calendar.

Both my staging & production sites are on the latest EM versions and PHP 7.3.17.

On my production site, I enabled Safe Mode for myself following your instructions (2 plugins, 2020 theme).

The recurring event I have in place is still not appearing in Full Calendar BUT now I know why: there are too many events ahead of it each day, what with my Events limit set to 3. That’s in the Month view. If I change the limit (which I don’t want to), I can at least confirm that Full Calendar WILL display the recurring event.

So now I’m wondering if there’s a different issue here.

If I click on More… in the Month view to get to a specific day, such as https://jobmob.co.il/events/2020-05-21/, and then switch to the Day view for that day, I still only see 3 events and a More… link, when I was expecting to see the all the day’s events in Full Calendar. And, if I click the Day’s view’s More… link, the page simply refreshes (I was already on the page for a specific day), again showing only 3 events and a More… link.

How can I make Full Calendar display all the events of a given day in the Day view?

Hi @timrv
Thanks for the quick reply.

Yes, ”Events (event) – powered by Events Manager” is the *only* thing I have selected under Dashboard > Settings > WP FullCalendar.

I have added only one recurring event for now in Events Manager, this is an instance of it and you can see that it (or any other instances) doesn’t appear in the calendar, but they do appear in the list beneath the calendar.

(Btw, before claiming that WP FullCalendar doesn’t support recurring events, I searched the forums and there are other people who asked about that, and I couldn’t find anything to disprove that claim.)

• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by jshare.
• This reply was modified 4 years, 10 months ago by jshare.

@oomkool make sure you have version 1.3.1 of the Paid Memberships Pro – AWeber Add On

That’s too bad, @jamiechong. Your plugin has become one of the ones I rely on most.

Is it a technical issue? Maybe a community crowdfunded sponsorship would help?

@nicolaskulka to clarify: using this plugin, I changed my Login url to something else e.g. ‘boxcar’. When I visit /boxcar, the browser gets redirected to a login page at /login/, which is the page my site is getting attacked on. Attempts to wp-admin and wp-login are correctly blocked as 404 pages.

Similarly.

I had previously tried other plugins that rename/hide wp-admin and wp-login and/or block xml-rpc but the login attempts continued.

Using the log in the Loginizer plugin, I discovered that all the fake login attempts were to /login/.

While WPS Hide Login does prevent visitors trying to reach wp-admin or wp-login, on my site at least it does NOT prevent anyone from reaching /login/, so even when this plugin is activated, the login attacks continue.