Katie Lidgard
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Yes, that’s working now. Thank you so much. Can I ask what the problem was please so I know for next time should it happen again?
Thanks so much for fixing this.
KatieThis reply has been marked as private.Great. Thanks so much for your help with all of this, Guust and Kiran.
Arrghhh, such a simple thing – thank you for fixing it, Guust.
Did anyone have any luck getting to the bottom of the problem with the recurring dates in the “add listing” section?
Thank you,
KatieThis reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Guust added those extra menu items when he assisted me with some problems I was havign with Geodirectory. I mentioned that it was frustrating having to click on each thing to see if there was a new entry that required action – e.g. a new entry that needed publishing. He added those extra menu items. I’m assuming, as you said, that this is created by a plugin rather than coding, but if you’re not sure I think it’s simplest you ask Guust.
Hi Alex, Guust from your Geodirectory team added that plugin for me and it’s been in use on my site since the site was first created some 12 months ago. Can you please check with him what the plugin is? Though, it was working before, so I don’t understand why it would now be interfering with this.
If Guust can let me know please which plugin this is, I’ll run a test.
I will send FTP details once I get home.
Hi Kor and Alex,
I have added this message to both tickets.
I performed the conflict test as you advised. I deactivated all plugins other than those for Geodirectory and then tried to add a recurring event again. I had the same problem. The recurring event defaulted back to a non-recurring event.
This is how you replicate the problem:
1) click on this link: https://playinginpuddles.com.au/submit-an-event/
2) Click “Add an event”
3) Select “event” in the drop-down.
4) choose “free event listing”
5) in dates select “yes” for recurring event.
6) select Custom.
7) Click on multiple dates.
8) Fill out other * info.
9) Hit publish.
10) The preview shows the multiple dates – as it should.
11) What then lands in my drafts folder is different. The event schedule says, “no” it’s not a recurring event, and only one date (the first date) is there. See screen shots attached.
12) When I hit publish it publishes the listing with only the first date listed.Please let me know what you find with the recurring issue.
Thank you,
Katie.ps. I have now noticed that the “Different event times” button only comes up if you select “custom” rather than if you select “Daily”, “weekly” etc.
Hi Kor and Alex,
I performed the conflict test as you advised. I deactivated all plugins other than those for Geodirectory and then tried to add a recurring event again. I had the same problem. The recurring event defaulted back to a non-recurring event.
This is how you replicate the problem:
1) click on this link: https://playinginpuddles.com.au/submit-an-event/
2) Click “Add an event”
3) Select “event” in the drop-down.
4) choose “free event listing”
5) in dates select “yes” for recurring event.
6) select Custom.
7) Click on multiple dates.
8) Fill out other * info.
9) Hit publish.
10) The preview shows the multiple dates – as it should.
11) What then lands in my drafts folder is different. The event schedule says, “no” it’s not a recurring event, and only one date (the first date) is there. See screen shots attached.
12) When I hit publish it publishes the listing with only the first date listed.Please let me know what you find with the recurring issue.
Thank you,
Katie.ps. I have now noticed that the “Different event times” button only comes up if you select “custom” rather than if you select “Daily”, “weekly” etc.
This reply has been marked as private.To follow on from my last message. Someone published two “test” events on my site. I left them live for today, but have now trashed them, as it doesn’t look very professional having them up there for my readers to see. Just letting the person working on it know, so they can follow what’s happening.
Any updates on this?
Thanks,
katieHi, It looks like someone is running tests on this on my page. Do you need anything further from me at this stage as per your email above, or is someone working on sorting out this problem?
Thank you,
KatieHi Alex,
EEK! No, that is not working well at all now. Please revert back to how it was.I don’t believe the permalink is the problem as all my other links were working and they didn’t have the location set in the permalink. I added a business just a few weeks ago and it worked fine. Have you made a recent change that would be making this error occur?
Can you please have another look, as this change is making a whole lot of my pages now bring up error messages – eg. https://playinginpuddles.com.au/businesses/
My website is a local site. It makes no sense for me to have Australia/New South Wales in my URL. People on my site primarily want to search for categories not location. i.e. if they look up events, they want to be able to filter them by markets, kids shows, and sporting events for example, not location.
Katie
