timb111

It sounds like you’re passing the buck. Why is it the problem of the other plugin developer, and not for the Yoast development team to look into why activating Yoast completely strips out the page title from an events page, with no option to play friendly with other plugins?

Yes it’s this plugin. The sql bug was fixed the same month and the plugin is now being developed on Github:
https://github.com/liedekef/events-made-easy/

The point is that the events plugin generates event pages and the Yoast plugin removes the <title> tag which leaves the page title in the browser tab as just the page URL, which is a problem.

This was happening before Dec 2022 and so I was unable to use Yoast. I’ve just installed Yoast again and it’s producing the same issue, and I’m hoping you can offer a solution.

Ok thank you for letting me know.

In theory I would have thought that it would be as simple as when a website lets you use a discount code if you add 2 specific products to the shopping cart. But I can see that it may be complicated with events, particularly if needing it to be only for 2 specific recurring events on the same day.

Thanks for the suggestion, I’ll test out a multiseat event.

Thanks Franky. I was looking at the docs page on Discounts. Didn’t realise that there was a separate page for CSV imports.

Thank you, it looks like it’s working now.

Yes, the option “Consider pending bookings as available seats for new bookings” is ticked. And yes, I go to the event page and submit user details then wait for it to forward to payment page but it gives the error mentioned above.

I’m using the latest version 2.2.94, and here are the event’s settings > RSVP > Generic RSVP info:
Y – Require booking approval.
N – Require user confirmation after booking.
Y – Auto-approve booking upon payment.
Y – Consider pending bookings as available seats for new bookings.

I used the WordPress Plugin file editor to change this one line and clicked the update button. I assume this is the correct way of doing this?

But still, after submitting user details on the event page it says it will redirect to the payment page, but then the error still comes up: “Between the time of booking and the payment, all available seats have unfortunately all been taken already”.

• This reply was modified 2 years, 7 months ago by timb111.

I already explained that in the wp-login.php file I replaced all instances of “wp-login” with the new login page URL. Then renamed the original wp-login.php to the new login page filename.

This what is advised on all of the top google results for “wordpress change login url without plugin”. Here’s one example:
https://serverguy.com/wordpress/how-to-change-wordpress-login-url/

This does work for changing the login page url, but as I said, password-protect pages don’t work now. So how can the login page url be changed and still keep the password-protected pages working?

That works, thank you!

I’ve just updated to the latest version and the #SINGLE_ prefix works. However one of the options is selected by default and there doesn’t appear to be a way to select no option.

So I have both a category filter #_FILTER_CATS and also a custom multi-dropdown field #SINGLE_FIELD{LONDON_BOROUGH} to select a London borough. If someone wants to only filter by category but search the whole of London then there’s no way of not selecting an option for the custom field as well.

That’s great, thank you.

Thanks for confirming, and the fix.

Thanks for explaining, I’ll use the prefix in future.

If you use #_PERSONWPID the match happens later, so that works per person then (what you want)

Ok, I see.

#_PERSONFIELD was in fact a bug in the code, will be fixed in the next version (but you don’t need it now anyway …)

Thanks for confirming, I was worried I was doing something wrong.

Just tried #_IMAGE, and works fine in the templates used by the eme_people shortcode. In which context are you using it?

I was using it in an event template with 3 lines to test it out which contained “#_FIRSTNAME <br /> #_IMAGE <br /> #_IMAGETHUMB”, and in the “Default single event format” I used “[eme_bookings id=#_EVENTID template_id=2]”. This correctly showed the first name for each person who had booked this event, and the thumbnail, but the full sized image wasn’t showing up.