Dave

It was due to a change in COUNT in PHP 7.2. It will be fixed in 1.5.1.

This error only shows when debug logs are set to true in wp-config, and it’ll be in the log files.

Hi

Could you please tell me which version of PHP and wordpress you’re running?

Also, what were you doing when the error appeared?

Thanks!

Hi Stuart

At the moment you’ll need to edit the files to change this.

In wp-admin you can go to Plugins>Editor and change seatt_events_include.php.

Change:

<p><strong>Description:</strong> ' . wpautop($event->event_desc) . '</p>
				<p>Registration opens at ' . date("d-m-Y H:i", $event->event_start) . '</p>
				<p>Registration closes at ' . date("d-m-Y H:i", $event->event_expire) . '</p>';

				if ($event->event_limit != 100000) {
					$seatt_output .= '<p>
					<strong>Max Participants:</strong> ' . intval($event->event_limit) . '</p>';
			}

To:

<p><strong>Description:</strong> ' . wpautop($event->event_desc) . '<br>'
Registration opens at ' . date("d-m-Y H:i", $event->event_start) . '<br>
Registration closes at ' . date("d-m-Y H:i", $event->event_expire);
if ($event->event_limit != 100000) {
	$seatt_output .= '<br>
	<strong>Max Participants:</strong> ' . intval($event->event_limit);
}
$seatt_output .= '</p>';

And it’ll probably look a little better. It’s the theme setting the padding on the <p> in each row that’s spacing it out so much.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 5 months ago by Dave. Reason: Added code tags

I certainly am aiming to improve the way the plugin is managed and how you configure it. This involves adding a template file which means making changes to the format becomes much easier.

For the time being you may want to remove the template code as it’ll be fairly straightforward.

Thanks for the request, I’ve added it to the wish list!

Thanks Anton!

I’ll add this feedback the backlog so we have customisable forms in a future version.

Thank you for the feedback.

So – a couple of weeks became months.

Version 1.5.0 covers:
– Basic listing of events (which are still open), adding category support is planned
– Support for WordPress v4.7

Hi Gerard

I’m afraid not for when the user clicks to attend an event, the only data stored is the user’s comment.

Thanks for the requests! I have a new version almost ready to go – with any luck I’ll be able to post it up in the next couple of weeks.

If you’ve got any other thoughts please feel free to drop me a line.

Hello – I’m sorry but I’m not planning to implement this at the moment. I’m actually not sure how the API would link into the custom tables this plugin currently uses, but thanks for bringing it up – I’ll look into it when I have time.

Thanks!

I’ve had a look, and I made a mistake in how it treats time on the output form. In the admin panel, it uses a wordpress function that checks the blog locale, but in the front end form it uses server time through a PHP function – which may of course be for a different timezone.

You should be able to fix it by editing seatt_events_include.php, and replacing the reference to “time()” with “current_time(‘timestamp’)”.

I’ve fixed this in version 1.4.0, which I hope to publish today.

Sorry for the delay – this is an interesting one. As your post is a week old, did you manage to solve it?

Also, which version are you running? I’m aiming to release a new version soon with a number of updates in it which affect how dates are used, but I wasn’t aware of this issue before your post.

Thanks

As it’s core wordpress, are you expecting users to complete that detail when they create an account, or are you looking to include it as part of the process of registering for an event?

Or are you just wanting to add it to the form (i.e. display the logged in user’s name alongside their username?

Thanks

Hi OverrRyde

Sorry for the delay, and thanks for the feedback!

I suppose we could allow users to specify multiple choices when submitting the form, but a few changes to the database would be needed. I’ll add it to the planned list of features though and hopefully add it in when I get time!

Hi schang

I’d love to say it would, but sadly it won’t out of the box. You could customise it to pull from the events calendar tables but you might as well start over and add that functionality to their plugin (or build your own to use their tables).

It looks like the nearest they have to a signup is a ticket selling plugin.

Sorry I couldn’t be more helpful!