Barry Hughes

If that code works, why not use it – what is it you are struggling with?

There are a few ways you might put this together, but you could take a look at these functions in the first instance:

• is_user_logged_in()
• wp_safe_redirect()

I can’t actually locate the ticket in question but I believe this is already logged over on trac and if memory serves is marked wontfix … but take a look for yourself ??

I believe that’s expected behaviour.

The hint is a recommendation to steer people in the right direction, but not a hard requirement.

Excellent, glad you found a solution.

… is there any kind of money back guarantee on the pro version?

There’s no guarantee as such, but at our discretion we will generally do so providing there is a valid reason and its requested within a reasonable timeframe. We do also ask and expect that prospective customers acquaint themselves with the information provided on our product pages and within our new user primers before they purchase to minimize the potential for misunderstandings.

If you have any other questions about this we’re always happy to help across on the presales forum.

Thanks!

I cannot, I’m afraid – the edit link is no longer available, but if you can attract the attention of a forum moderator I am completely happy for them to go ahead and remove it.

Apologies for that, I didn’t realize your URL was a secret and thought you were instead trying to highlight something about how those results were displaying.

No problem, thanks for giving it a whirl ??

The meta walker can be a slightly tricky area but you may also find one or two examples over on the tri.be site showing the basic mechanics.

Definitely – by the same token if we become aware of a root cause/solution in another thread we’ll do our best to drop you a note.

No problem, Rich – I’m sorry you got off to such a bumpy start but hopefully it is comparatively plain sailing from here on ??

That said, I can appreciate this is kind of outside the normal bounds, but ECP needs to start looking at responsive or mobile formats and I’d say fast.

We do have something in the works here, so please do stay tuned for updates.

Also, I’ve said this before on Twitter, and someone on your account said they wanted to contact me for feedback, but you could learn a lot from Events Manager Pro (although they could also learn from you in other ways). I also am not a fan of your guides or tutorials. They are frankly next to useless.

We’re definitely sorry to hear that – though we’re not blind to the fact that there are shortcomings and if you did have time to talk to us (possibly it was Rob who reached out to you) we’d certainly appreciate further feedback on that end – do note though that a large number of the team are unavailable this week.

We solved this another way with wp_is_mobile – we’ve set mobile devices to forward to the list view of the calendar page.

I’m glad you found a solution to tide you over and thanks for using The Events Calendar: your support and feedback are very much valued by us.

No problem – but sorry it didn’t work out on this occasion.

@simonhunter in that case no, there’s no point in reviewing your site I’m afraid.

@bbindikator: please respect the guidelines in the forum welcome and create a new thread of your own. If you could link to your site and the main events page in particular that would be useful, rather than linking to a page of search engine results (I’m guessing https://balance-circle.de is your site but could not locate any events – remember we are not familiar with all languages here!).

Looks like an issue with ajax loads.

Can you disable all other plugins and revert to a default, unmodified theme such as Twenty Twelve: does the problem still occur under those conditions?

OK – I suspect in that case it isn’t so much the placeholder attribute in our code that is the problem as perhaps something called a polyfill script that is perhaps bundled with your theme or a plugin you are using.

The idea (in this case) is they detect browsers that don’t support placeholders and instead take the placeholder value (“Search”) and add that as the initial value of the field – but, in this case, it sounds like it perhaps A) is not clearing up after itself by removing that text when a page load or form submission takes place B) is mistakenly adding this pseudo-placeholder support in a browser – IE11 – that actually supports it anyway.

I’m highlighting this because I want to be clear this doesn’t sound like a bug in our plugin and we generally don’t recommend editing core code in the manner you described – and wanted that to be clear to other users.

You can bear this theory out by running our plugin on a fresh WP installation with a default theme like Twenty Twelve: the placeholder attribute will be in use but you shouldn’t see this behaviour.

Glad in any case you arrived at a solution ??

(If you purchased Events Calendar PRO please remember you are more than welcome to post on the PRO forum and we can certainly offer you more support there – thanks!).