Apologies.
It does actually add the event … buuut when you click on the event (like to get to the details) it redirects to the website … thoughts anyone? I’d really appreciate the help 🙂
Resolved. I editted the code and took that part out.
If anyone else is wondering, in the plugin editor screen, I edited the file
events-made-easy-frontend-submit/templates/form.php
eve
I removed
<div class=”input”>
<label for=”event_url”><?php _e(‘Event Web Page’,’events-made-easy-frontend-submit’); ?></label><br />
<?php EMEFS::field(‘event_url’); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error(‘event_url’); ?>
</div>
It worked for me, but just to be sure I copied the text that was just below this, so if I had to put it back I knew where it went. The above code is right ABOVE
<h3><?php _e(‘Location Information’,’events-made-easy-frontend-submit’); ?></h3>
I take no liability if this doesn’t work for you. It worked for me, and thought I’d share 🙂
Resolved. I editted the code and took that part out.
If anyone else is wondering, in the plugin editor screen, I edited the file
events-made-easy-frontend-submit/templates/form.php
eve
I removed
<div class=”input”>
<label for=”event_url”><?php _e(‘Event Web Page’,’events-made-easy-frontend-submit’); ?></label>
<?php EMEFS::field(‘event_url’); ?>
<?php EMEFS::error(‘event_url’); ?>
</div>
It worked for me, but just to be sure I copied the text that was just below this, so if I had to put it back I knew where it went. The above code is right ABOVE
<h3><?php _e(‘Location Information’,’events-made-easy-frontend-submit’); ?></h3>
I take no liability if this doesn’t work for you. It worked for me, and thought I’d share 🙂
Plugin Author
Franky
(@liedekef)
Hi 🙂
First of all: that’s expected behavior. When an url is entered, it is taken as the actual events page. There’s a setting in EME that lets you change that.
Second: changing templates/form.php directly is not really recommended. See the FAQ section on where to put your modified template (it is meant for you to change it to your liking of course).
In your below code (emefs.php, line 292-301), the success page from the settings should be made a priority, rather than the event_url.
if ($event_id = eme_db_insert_event($emefs_event_data_compiled)) {
if (is_user_logged_in() && $this->settings->options['auto_publish']!=STATUS_DRAFT) {
wp_redirect(html_entity_decode(eme_event_url(eme_get_event($event_id))));
} elseif (!is_user_logged_in() && $this->settings->options['auto_publish']==STATUS_PUBLIC) {
wp_redirect(html_entity_decode(eme_event_url(eme_get_event($event_id))));
} else {
wp_redirect(get_permalink($this->settings->options['success_page']));
}
exit;
}
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This reply was modified 8 years, 9 months ago by
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