michaelpfaff

Bojan, you’re a genius! That worked great! Awesome find!

Thanks!

All that does is remove my /events/locations/ page.

So, I have two pages with Locations with current settings.

(WordPress Location Archives) myurl.org/locations/

This displays a list of locations using a Blog style format. I like this.

Then,

(Location List/Archives) muurl.org/events/locations/

This displays a list of locations using the shortcode style format that comes with Events Manager.

What I’d like to do is have a third page, like myurl.org/locations/shops/

And, be able to have the format of myurl.org/locations but with specific locations instead of ALL listed. And, in order of Location ID that I choose.

Furthermore, I installed a plugin to show the ID of posts, but it seems to not display the correct ID for locations. Is there a way to view the Location ID for a particular location?

Bojan, thanks for that tip, but it’s a little more advanced than I was hoping. Is there a way to override the text through my functions.php file? If not, which file contains the Post Update / Add Link / Etc. data in the plugin? I can just manually change it (though, I guess I’ll have to do that each time the plugin is updated).

Thanks! I guess my main question was answered in the support policy. Wasn’t sure if the “type of support” changed from Free to Pro.

Kir, I used your code above and works well! Just wondering if there’s a way to organize it so it displays as rows of attendees instead of a single column of attendees?

/sub

Thanks so much!

Two things:

1. I meant the Archive page that shows using a post page format, not the list format. See: nerdlouisville.org/locations for what I mean. How do I replicate that?

2. The normal way to find post IDs doesn’t seem to work. Is there a simple way to reveal the location IDs?

Would also love to see this.

That was the wrong section. I was actually using the Most Liked Activities widget! Oops! But, with your help, I figured it out.

Just added:

echo '<br />';

After:

echo $before;
			echo $activity_action;
			echo $after;

Thanks so much!

Thanks for your help!

For some reason when I add that I get a white page.

Here are the two lines:

echo $show_count == '1' ? ' <span class="wp_counter_span">'.wp_ulike_format_number($post_count).'</span>' : '';
			echo $after;

Where exactly should the
go?

Is there any way to modify it so that the style doesn’t use a list format and instead just has rows of the attendees?

So, instead of:

*Person
*Person
*Person

It looks more like:

Person Person Person

Do I just need to remove the

• ?

For some reason, even though I have Edit Events page set to My Events, it still takes me to the back-end. Any idea why this might be?

Kir, did you ever figure this out so that ATTENDEES shows the user profile image with a link to their profile? I’m trying to do this exact thing.

@caimin_nwl, I’ve copied the templates into my theme, but not sure which code to add to create a tags section for the form.

Would I just copy this:

<?php if(get_option(‘dbem_categories_enabled’)) { em_locate_template(‘forms/event/categories-public.php’,true); } ?>

And, change categories to tags? I’m not seeing a tags-public.php file though.