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  • Thread Starter griftim

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    I have found the problem, and it’s my own omission. I thought I had enabled magic tags in shortcodes, but in fact had only enabled shortcodes in templates in this site (had enabled magic tags in another, related site).

    I followed the guide here, https://docs.pods.io/troubleshooting-pods/pods-constants-for-wp-config/ and added define('PODS_SHORTCODE_ALLOW_EVALUATE_TAGS',true); to my wp-config file. Now everything works.

    I was having this problem too, but not on all pages. I use the DIVI theme builder to specify default headers and footers, as well as those for specific post types, or archives. The solution provided fixed this problem for me. Look forward to a permanent fix in a future release.

    Thread Starter griftim

    (@griftim)

    Hi Geoff. Apologies for the delay in replying.

    Does anything deserve a 5 star rating? That would make it perfect and never in need of developing – and a bit boring too 🙂 I could’ve given an extra half star maybe

    I really like the plugin. For a free plugin, it does an amazing job without fuss. I think my complaint more relates to the way WordPress handles things and perhaps to an extent, developers are bound by those rules. I am relatively new to WordPress. I have used ExpressionEngine for a long time and still prefer it personally but have taken up WordPress because that is what some clients insist on. One of the things I love about EE is the different way they use templates and the fact that I can easily build my own templates using ordinary html with php if I want and I can put my content (including dynamic content) anywhere I like. I can’t do that easily in WordPress. I know I can do it by digging into WP templates and php but I don’t want to do that and I kind of resent having to do it just to place content where I want. Eg: I know from investigating that the month view in The Events Calendar is very responsive and will ‘minify’ nicely into something very closely resembling the mini calendar available as a short code in Pro (nice job on that btw) . But I can’t take the month view and stick it in a sidebar or a 50% column or a footer- at least not easily. In fact, I can’t really put a calendar where I want at all, only a list of events in a widget. The typical WordPress plugin behaviour of giving some plugins a default path e.g.: /events or /forums without enabling me to easily create and specify a custom template (emphasis on easily – I know it is possible) is really annoying and counterintuitive to me.

    I don’t object to paying a premium for a great plugin at all and am going to spring for a Pro licence this week for my current project as I need recurring events and I really want that mini calendar. To make the free version really great for me I really just want the ability to control exactly where I place my content. Even just two short codes, one for a list of events and one for a calendar would be brilliant.

    Thanks for the response. I hope this helps.

    Tim

    Thread Starter griftim

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    Duplicated so marking as resolved

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