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Hi @rochesterj

No worries. Answers to your questions below:

1. Yes under Sportspress/Matches filtering by the new season 2019-2020 but not in the Edit Calendar’s settings screen (link to the previous screenshot of calendar setup – https://www.dropbox.com/s/bnpqzzceyxu15ut/edit%20calendar%20%E2%80%B9%20masters%20volleyball%20%E2%80%94%20wordpress.png?dl=0)
2. In the Edit Calendar’s settings under Matches, no friendlies show up
3. N/a

Thanks,

Mark

Thanks @rochesterj and @corrinarusso

Link to screenshot of calendar setup – https://www.dropbox.com/s/bnpqzzceyxu15ut/edit%20calendar%20%E2%80%B9%20masters%20volleyball%20%E2%80%94%20wordpress.png?dl=0

Thanks.

Hi Craig,

Sorry after I read your reply I realised I should have clicked the Show Notes button of the Custom Field to view the Email template text. Doh! 🙂
Email notification with custom fields is populating correcting now. Thanks.

Yeah that’s fine for the working example of the attendee list, enjoy your break.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi Craig,

Thanks for the reply and the code help.
I was able to create a drop down select box which works much better then a comment box for this purpose. And I can now use a comment box for its intended purpose.

I’ve added in the code to add the registration_date field and tweaked the headings but when the page loads the date is always before the custom1 field. E.g.

Player | Attending? | Submission Date
first_name | custom1 | registration_date

appears as

Player | Attending? | Submission Date
First_name | registration_date | custom1

Is this because the registration_date field will always come before the custom fields due to the back end setup?
If so that’s ok.

Last question hopefully on this and I think I know the answer already, is it possible to use {custom1} or {custom2} fields within the email notification? I’ve tested and the fields just appear as is so I’m thinking it’s not possible.

Thanks,

Mark

Hi Alessandro,

Many thanks for the reply.

1) I deleted the original pages, created a new page and typed in the shortcode first within <p> tags (classic edit block) and then using the shortcode block. Both approaches haven’t worked and I still seeing the the cropped off shortcode text. I’ve played around with using single or double quotes and using just the login_link code and still not working.

What I noticed is the login and register links are placed in a

tag on the password reset page (before the user enters their username or email). When the form is submitted and the page reloads the login and register links are not placed in a

tag and display the cropped off shortcode text after a <p> tag. See links to visuals – https://www.dropbox.com/s/2yz6escef68nlbf/Screenshot%202019-08-19%2012.05.55.png?dl=0 – https://www.dropbox.com/s/6k2t6rlxoedpqx0/Screenshot%202019-08-19%2012.29.39.png?dl=0

2) I switched the theme over to a WP default theme and the issue appears here too – https://www.dropbox.com/s/ftg63ido788u45m/Screenshot%202019-08-19%2012.32.23.png?dl=0

3) I’m going through the process off switching off each plugin I’m using. So far this is not fixing the issue. :-/

Fyi I tried using just [wpum_password_recovery] and this works in Chrome as in the page redirecting to the home page. In Firefox y] displays after the ‘check your spam folder’ text.

Thanks,

Mark

This is awesome. Worked great. Thanks Craig.