sassymonkey

Big thanks for the speedy and helpful responses!

I tried @keraweb second response, however it simply printed out the entire code on the page as is so the page loaded with neither the poster nor the video. Note that Divi builder offers a Code Module that should not affect text in any way so it’s not transcribing “[” into ascii codes and the like.

SUCCESS: I ended up plugging the php code from @pdclark into my child theme functions.php file and then adding the associated [video_upload] shortcode into a Divi Code Module. It worked perfectly! It’s a workable solution though it does enforce one widget in a completely separate location that has to be remembered and is outside the pods / theme zone (regardless of whether I used it as a plugin or via functions.php).

Thanks again for the helpful responses! My content and layout needs are very simple for now so I can get away with this short term. Ultimately, the pods template is the better route that I need to learn sooner as I add more layouts for related fields ideas and flexible index / search results pages and more as the project balloons.

Here are ALL the screenshots of the email result and form fields / settings, plus the active form.

https://afsantarosa.org/everest-form-smart-tag-test/

Couple items of interest:

1. I created a separate Email Notification profile titled Instructor Notification while disabling the default Admin Notification. This because I don’t need the site admin to receive notice, just the Instructor the form is meant for.
2. The Instructor Notification > Email Subject field is using {page_title} Smart Tag. I’ve also tried {post_title} without success.

• This reply was modified 1 year, 3 months ago by sassymonkey.

Thank you, Priya!

I was using the shortcode above but events going back to 2019 were appearing first in the list.

The key here is expiration. Unfortunately, I was NOT setting end dates on any events with just one date so few were expiring automatically thereby showing when orderby=”event_start_date” is used.

Now my assumption is that by explicitly setting an end date on every event, they’ll expire and then fall off the list generated but the above shortcode.

SIMPLE FEATURE REQUEST
Manually setting an end date on single day events seems redundant though. Why can’t the plugin assume the event expires after the day/time of the single date event?

Better yet, provide a setting that is default off for this feature but can be turned on. Something like a checkbox with this label: Allow single day events to expire automatically at the event’s start day and time.

I found a workaround: grant donor users the customer role capability. Now I can now edit and switch to these donor users from the shopmanager.

Settings here: WP Admin > Users > [user profile] > Additional Capabilities > Other Roles.

Unfortunately, this solution is dependent on the User Role Editor plugin that provides this capability.

Also, it’s not a future-proof solution because it requires remembering to manually activate on all forthcoming Donor users as well as tying me to yet another plugin I don’t want to keep unless I absolutely must.

Ok, seems like all cache plugins have these sticky issues with wp-config/htaccess updates and more potential difficulties at core levels. Thanks again, @donncha.

I also deactivated all plugins with no effect to the error.

That’s it! Thank you! Somehow I missed that in combing the add-ons archive. Thanks again.