sprinke

I did find it eventually. Thank you.

The problem is that I don’t even know where to start looking. Is it supposed to be a SQL database? Is it under public_html in the file structure?

Thanks.

Thank you.

We have the latest version of Events Manager installed, I believe (Version 5.8.1.3) and we also have Events Manager Pro (Version 2.5.1).

I got the information about the dummy account from the documentation.

So if I switch modes, all of the existing bookings will remain intact, and the no-user booking mode applies for any future bookings?

Oh cool, this is perfect. I think the has_spaces placeholder should work.

Thank you. I found the placeholder I was looking for in events-manager/classes/em-event.php.

I would like to make a custom placeholder based on #_EVENTDATES which would be exactly the same as #_EVENTDATES but 22 days before the start date. This is the code for #_EVENTDATES:

case '#_EVENTDATES':
	//get format of time to show
	$replace = $this->output_dates();
	break;

Could I do something like this?

case '#_EVENTREGSTART':
	//get format of time to show
	$replace = $this->date_add(output_dates(),date_interval_create_from_date_string("-22 days"));
	break;

Also, I read the documentation on creating a custom placeholder, and also on where to add PHP code to WordPress, but these placeholders seem to depend on so much else around them that I don’t understand how to do it.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 10 months ago by sprinke.

Thank you, but I don’t want to change it globally, I want to understand how formatting works. I don’t understand the syntax and I want to learn it.

any news? Thanks!

We’ve also been having this problem. Looking forward to a fix.