markjohnl

Thanks Paul,

I’ve set it site wide and it’s working fine now. Just need to find out why w3tc page caching is causing issues now.

Thanks again,

Mark

Great Thanks! I’ll give that a try.

Hi Gabriel, I haven’t got my iPad with me right now, but if you are referring to the WordPress app installed on your iPad, this only works with core WordPress features like pages, posts, media gallery etc.

To view the calendars and reservations etc you need to login to your website administration site using Safari (or chrome ifyou have it installed). The address should look something like https://your website/wp-admin/

Sorry if I totally misread your question. Hope this helps.

Mark

Im not a dev, but does sound like a bug.

Might be worth updating your WordPress version to 4.2.2? There was quite an important security release addressed in one of the recent updates.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi Evy2geny,

I have both the free version of this plugin (as seen here) and the pro version. I haven’t tested the free version that was updated a few hours ago, as it looks like DOP (the developers) have completely revamped by taking the pro version and stripping out some features. A previous limitation was a single calendar, so if you need more calendars (I.e. you run different types of events) then you should buy the pro version.

I haven’t studied your list of requirements in detail, but they are very event heavy, whereas this is a multi purpose booking system rather than event management system.

DOP may correct me here, but I don’t believe there is a recurring booking option (point 2) and I don’t think a user can ammend or cancel bookings that they have made.

I’m also fairly certain that there isn’t a waiting queue feature of the ability to send via SMS.

As this is a free plugin I think the best thing to do would be to install it on a test site and run your tests against it.

Hope that helps!

Mark

Great! I look forward to it.

Thanks,

Matk

Thanks! Do you have any idea when the update is due to be released?

Thanks,

Mark

Thanks DOP, I probably need to reinstall Chrome as doesn’t appear that way in any other browser or from Chrome on any other PC.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi,

I tested this the following day from another machine and it looked fine, so must be a problem wit that particular PC.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi, yes the problem fixed. For anyone else that needs to use the booking system with a Genesis theme, add this to your style.css

.DOPBookingSystem_Calendar .first {
clear: none;
}

Alternatively, install custom css plugin and paste it there.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi,

I’ve created a blank site here for testing

https://bit.ly/1vXVsOb

My initial test worked. However, when I installed the Genesis framework, it started wrapping (you can see it in action at this link). I assume from this that I can’t use the plugin with the Genesis framework without a CSS hack?

Thanks,

Mark

Hi,

Thanks for coming back to me. I have limit=”3″ in the shortcode and it does only show 3 testimonials. What I wanted to do was hide the options at the bottom that let the visitor cycle through the pages to view the other testimonials.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi Gqevu6bsiz,

The 404 page is because the URL appears incorrectly when moved under a different menu. I have another thread here relating to the Google Lanugage Translator and it is a similar issue. I think the URL doesn’t work and so the backend user is redirected to a 404 on the front-end.

If you are interested in looking at it, I would be happy to set up a test site with clean install of Gravity forms and provide you with the admin login, ftp etc.?

Thanks,

Mark

Hi gqevu6bsiz,

ok, no problem. I will enable the settings menu to allow for this in the meantime.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi Gqevu6bsiz,

Sorry, Gravity forms is a premium plugin so not in the repository. I’ve no problem getting a copy to you if it helps? For now, I’ve removed it from the sidebar and have enabled a dashboard box which provides alternative access.

Thanks,

Mark