Michael Sutter

Hi there

The shortcode part orderby=”event_start_date” works only partly.

-> For events which have the start date and end date at the same day, it works.
-> However, if you have a multi day event with start date and end date on a different day, it mikes up the chronological order completely and multi day events are displayed first instead of in their right place.

Plugin version in use: 3.1.22

Any hints here?

Thank you,
Michael

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by Michael Sutter. Reason: Added version number

Hi Maeve @enigmaweb

What are your thoughts on my last comment?
Thank you for taking care, appreciate it.

Cheers
Michael

Mega, das hat wunschgem?ss geklappt.
Vielen Dank Philipp!

Hi Philipp

Vielen Dank für deine rasche Reaktion.
Stimmt, in den Bestelldetails in WooCommerce sehe ich die Info.

In der E-Mail-Best?tigung ist die Information mit der Verpackung jedoch leider in unserem Fall (noch) nicht sichtbar. Der Kunde hat es mir in den folgenden Worten mitgeteilt:

Betreffend Information Versandverpackung meinte ich auf der E-Mail-Best?tigung für uns. Somit kann das Bestellbüro die Bestellung komplett abschliessen, ohne zuerst noch in den Shop zu schauen.

Für dich noch zur Information: Der Shop nutzt das Atomion-Theme von MarketPress sowie das kostenpflichtige Plugin “WooCommerce Drag & Drop Email Designer”, siehe Plugin-Website.

K?nnte es damit einen Zusammenhang haben, dass der Webshop bei den Mails nicht den WooCommmerce-Standard nutzt?

Viele Grüsse und danke
Michael

@enigmaweb Thank you.

If it uses Font Awesome, it might be possible to use custom icons via Font Awesome?

I have done some research – wondering what you think about this and if the plugin supports my approach:
a) Uploading icons
b) Stack Overflow: add custom icons to Font Awesome

As mentioned in Stack Overflow, I guess IcoMoon might be the solution for my challenge – what do you think?

Thanks a lot,
Michael

EDIT: Found the solution to the redirection issues by using https://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/188308/after-login-that-will-redirect-user-role-into-a-page/188309

Modified this code a bit and tadaa, it works like it should.

Thanks for your quick reply Hitesh, appreciate it.
Changed the login URL in the plugin settings (my bad it was set to the home page).

Currently the user is redirected to the WP backend after the frontend login.
Is it possible to redirect him directly to the event dashboard page where the shortcode [event_dashboard] is placed?

Thank you

Antonio, you rock!
Thanks a lot, this slight change and adding the trigger did exactly what my goal was.

Thanks again for the great support
Michael

Hi Antonio

Thanks, I see.
So if I understand you correctly, the counter should be loaded within header.php, correct? As it is needed on every page of the website.

As mentioned in my initial post, I placed the code within functions.php (but this might be wrong for it to be refreshed instantly after adding a new product to the wishlist).

You can also find the URL to the website in my initial post above.

Thanks again, have a great day
Michael

Hi Antonio

Thanks a lot for your reply and the very helpful article.
I followed the steps there, however, it says that it works with AJAX.

I used this shortcode in the article but the amount of the products in the wishlist only refreshs after a page load (so for some reason not via AJAX).

Do you have any hints how to implement it with AJAX so it does +1 instantly when adding a product to the wishlist?

Besides that: the counter works great!

Thanks again
Michael

Same here – website crashed after updating the plugin.
Used my latest backup for now.

Thanks in advance for having a look into this.

Thank you Betty!

I tried that, unfortunately with no luck (for the page layout).
However, I found a solution to achieve my goal for the blog post layout.

Issue can be closed.

Cheers
Michael

Hi Jan-Peter

You are absolutely right.
Took me quite a while to realize that. However, it makes sense to have the Threema button only on mobile devices.

Thanks a lot
Michael

Thank you Frank!

Hi webdesignerz

Page builders are totally different compared to Gutenberg. It is a page builder light in my opinion.
You also mention “commercial themes” and as you may know, Gutenberg is open source and not commercial. So you are comparing apples with bananas.

What exactly is not possible for you using Gutenberg? Do you have a specific example you might be willing to share?

Cheers
Michael