Philip John

Hiya,

If you’re using No-User Booking Mode, that isn’t possible.

You’ll need to turn that off and create a My Bookings page (see Events > Pages) where users can go to see their events and manage them.

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Hiya,

Can you share a link to your site so we can see this please?

Also, try disabling all other plugins and reverting to the default theme to check if it’s a conflict.

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Hiya,

This is all set in Events > Settings > Formatting

Have you checked in there that all time formats are the same?

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Are you using the standard calendar here, or WP FullCalendar?

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Yes, you need to use your own handler not an existing one. I would suggest making it more unique than you have it now, too.

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Yep, it should work fine. If not, let the plugin author know as EM is just using the custom post type functionality.

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Hiya,

What you’ll need is to find a WordPress plugin that auto-posts your content to Facebook and also support custom post types.

Start with the official Facebook plugin, and see if that suits.

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Hiya,

Given that this occurred after plugin updates the best thing to do is disable all plugins except EM and see if the issue goes away. If so, re-enable plugins one-by-one until the problem returns and you’ll find the cause.

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Hiya,

What you’ll need is to find a WordPress plugin that auto-posts your content to Facebook and also support custom post types.

Start with the official Facebook plugin, and see if that suits.

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Hiya,

Renaming the default Events page, should accomplish most of what you want to do, yes.

If you see other mentions of “event” on the front end of your site that need changing, let us know and we’ll guide you to change those too.

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Hiya,

Yep – there is the “attendee form” feature, which allows you to create custom forms where users can add information about each individual ticket holder when making a booking.

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The #_EVENTDATES placeholder is something you can add yourself.

Caimin is suggesting you creating your own placeholder though, as per: https://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/create-a-custom-placeholder-for-event-formatting/

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Hiya,

First, disable everything except EM and see if the issue persists. If so, it might be a theme conflict so try switching to the default theme.

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Hiya,

Yes, a plugin like Theme My Login should server your needs.

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Hiya,

There is no method available of validating e-mail accounts, only that an e-mail has valid syntax.

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