jscooper

Hi Muhammed,

Here’s a test file I made:

https://staff.kingarch.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/03/test.pdf

I see that the Protected Link is different (with the added _pda) but I’m still able to access the uploaded file at the original path via direct link.

Thanks so much.

Found a workaround. the <P> tag was forcing it back to the themes formatting, regardless of the formatting set in the editor. Once i removed those and just used <br/> between lines, it worked.

Thanks,

Jeff

Think I have it. I took this code from events.php

get_bookings_url(); ?>”><?php esc_html_e(“Bookings”,’events-manager’); ?>

and replace this in bookings.php

&page=events-manager-bookings&ticket_id=<?php echo $EM_Ticket->ticket_id ?>”><?php esc_html_e(‘View Bookings’,’events-manager’); ?>

with it.

Now my question is: what’s the proper way to override this? I modified the actual php file in events-manager/templates/forms (after making a backup of course). Should I just make a similar path under my theme and put my changed bookings.php file in there? Other files explicitly say to do it this way, but there’s no such comments in bookings.php so I’m guessing the file(s) that call it may not find it there.

Thanks,

Jeff

Hi Again,

I think I may see where I may be confusing things. It seems that whatever code is generated for the page specified under other pages->Edit events page does not follow the formatting as specified in the formatting tab (that I modified as above). After editing a page, the user is presented with a list of events, but it’s formatted differently (five columns, the 2nd having a small + for duplicating the event, the last being blank). I don’t like this look and would like users to, rather than be presented with this page, simply get a “success” message like when they submit a new event. I would like the users to use the event editing form, and tried to do this manually using the event_form shortcake with an event= criteria, but it didn’t work (example: [event_form event=123]). I was generating the shortcode with php so I could grab the eventID from the url querystring of the page and had the link to it replace the #_EDITEVENTLINK placeholder.

Example: Edit Event

I would then have this code on the page where I have the edit form:

<?php
$eventID = $_GET[‘e’];
echo do_shortcode(‘[event_form event=’.$eventID.’]’);
?>

Again, I may be way overcomplicating things, but in short I want the event lists to be formatted as specified in the Formatting tab, EVERYWHERE, but still be able to use the built-in event editing form to edit events. And somehow add a delete button somewhere.

Thanks,

Jeff

Scrap that; my goof. I was using the author’s ID, not the user’s.

5.6.4.

Just found it. I was trying too hard. Just deleted the block

if ( has_nav_menu( 'primary' ) ) :
…
end if

in my child class’s footer.php.