pediwent

I’ve used this plugin on several sites and all of the things you mention work fine for me. OK, you can’t copy events out of the box, but they’re just another post type, so any of the duplicate post plugins will allow you to copy them. But other than that, I can change dates and times and can include or exclude recurring events. Note that if you have a recurring event, you have to tick a checkbox before it will let you edit the dates and times, so maybe that is what you were running into.

In fact, I just added a few lines of code to the send_email function and this worked like a charm.

if( str_contains( $args['message'], '{{disable_template}}' ) ){
  $args['message'] = str_replace( '{{disable_template}}', '', $args['message'] );
  return $args;
}

Your plugin is the easiest and most reliable to use of all the email templating plugins I researched, but I needed this function. I’d love it if you would add it to the core plugin.

Here’s the troubleshooting info: https://gist.github.com/jpedigo/ab760e8ae32d4b1191155ea2d250c6a8

I second this. Since the core plugin supports multi-select, I can’t imagine it would be that hard to add it here.

Note that Webnus just announced a fix in 6.4.8, but you will still have to either restore wp_mec_dates or re-save each of your active events after installing it.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by pediwent.

Sorry, forgot to remove the post. It was a plugin conflict with a custom plugin I created that used the php function date_default_timezone_set(). The timezone in that function was set properly and matched the timezone set in the admin settings, but when I removed that function, the times started showing properly. Luckily, I didn’t need that function in my custom plugin.

No problem! Thanks for fixing it!