Chandra M

Upon further investigation, the categories block is not pulling the project type from jetpack portfolio so the link wouldn’t work as well. I think we need a “project type block” to do this job.

WordPress knows how to make simple things complex. lol.

and doing that seems, it treats the title as a different widget. It would just have been cool to have a “Show Title” option in the setting as others like show content, authors, date, etc.

But I want to put the widgets on the sidebar with the “title”. Does that mean I have to now add a paragraph/heading block to add title and then add a widget below it?

ah spoke too early.. looks like you cannot set different page templates for these linked pages. Not sure what to do now..

Nevermind, it worked. I had to rename the front-page.html to another one so it doesn’t take it by default.

Ok, I have a front-page template that I am using for the page and that doesn’t seem to work. If I remove the template, it seems to go to linked translated page which is expected.

So, isn’t there a way to make the page template work? I have created 2 page templates and attached them to corresponding translated pages.

Have you found any solution to this yet? I too have translated page set as front page and I cannot go to the translated homepage. It redirects to the Eng version. And when I remove that page from Static Homepage, it works just fine. Any guidance to this would be great.

Ok, found out that Enable Send As is the solution but we need a paid account on Office 365 and Paid email. Free emails don’t work. I was trying the free ones. Resolved. Emails coming to Inbox. Thanks.

Ok actually, I take that back. I had this “Enable Send As” option checked so I believe this was blocking any emails from going. I disabled it and tested and the emails are coming but on spam of my gmail. Do you have any tips or settings where the emails would land on Inbox? The mail reason to use office365 was that the emails would go to Inboxes.

Hi,

I am also having the same issue. The integration seems successful (says: Plugin is configured to send mail via Office 365) and when I am trying to submit a form, it doesn’t send emails. Nothing on the sent mail folder you mentioned above. Does all emails automatically be processed from Office 365 once the integration is successful or am I missing some other settings?

I am using digitalocean without a mail server so using Office 365.

Thanks,
Chandra

Yes, I tried another conditional blocks plugin and it behaved the same way so I figured it was coming from the WP Event Manager plugin.

I ended up not using this plugin. Thanks.

Ok, I just used this code in functions.php to get the actual content. Please let me know if you have better solution. Thanks.

// show actual description on event listing for visibility block
add_filter('display_event_description', 'my_get_content');
function my_get_content() {
     return apply_filters('the_content', get_the_content());
}

• This reply was modified 3 years, 4 months ago by Chandra M.

Ok after digging further on the WP Event Manager plugin I saw this code

<?php echo apply_filters(‘display_event_description’, get_the_content()); ?>

So, somehow the get_the_content() and the_content() seems to play the role here. If I use just the_content(), it seems to work but if I use echo get_the_content(), the visibility functions do not work.

Any ideas?