TheodorGr

Great! Thanks!

Im sorry but they dont help actuallly.

Here is my subdomain deleted where I made the error during installation of wordpress.

Right now, the folder in the server (public_html/shop) is empty.
I want to stop it from redirecting to deleted.

Thanks!

The problem is the wordpress template I use has ajax loading as a feature so I am not really sure how it does what it does. I surely know that the header and footer sections are not refreshed when you visit a page, and ajax just changes (loads) the content (and of course changes the URL to display the “new” URL as if the page had been changed). I suspect whatever script is therefore designed to be loaded in the header or footer sections, is not being reloaded when I visit a page.
I dont know if this info helps, but for example I had the same problem with “add to any” share buttons (the buttons wouldnt show up when visiting a page fetched with ajax) but managed to overcome it by adding
a2a.init(‘page’) in the javascript that provides ajax functionality and everything works now. Ideally Id need a similar function for google maps but this is as far as I have gone.

Thank you for your suggestion. I tried it but it didnt work… Dont know if “enqeueing” the script above would work…although I suspect this is already done anyway.

Thanks for confirming…I actually dived into the functions of my theme, found the cb_get_qry() function and edited that instead – I believe this to be a more elegant solution, which by the way I found by searching a bit in these forums. Im posting here for others looking to do a similar thing:

if ( 'event' == get_post_type() ) {
$cb_featured_qry = array( 'post_type' => 'event', 'cat' => 'events',
'post_status' => 'publish', 'meta_query' => array( 'key' => '_end_ts',
'value' => (current_time('timestamp') - 14400), 'compare' => '>=',
'type'=>'numeric' ), 'orderby' => 'meta_value_num', 'order' => 'ASC',
 'meta_key' => '_end_ts',
'meta_value' => (current_time('timestamp')-14400), 'meta_value_num' =>
 (current_time('timestamp')-14400),'meta_compare' => '>=' ); }

else     {
	 // the custom query args my theme had
  }

$cb_qry = new WP_Query( $cb_featured_qry );

The above arguments, make the query return “event” posts ordered by their “end” timestamp ONLY if the end timestamp is 4 hours earlier than “now” thus in my frontend the “events” which have “ended” 4 hours ago, are not displayed.

Thank you for your reply – but I am not using the simple lists provided by the plug in due to the fact that I prefer the post styles of my theme.

I managed to edit my theme’s category.php though to achieve excluding “past” events.

I had in category.php

$cb_qry = cb_get_qry();

if ( $cb_qry->have_posts() ) :
    while ( $cb_qry->have_posts() ) : 

        $cb_qry->the_post();
        $cb_post_id = $post->ID;

And added after that:

if (in_category ('events')){
			$postDate = strtotime(get_the_time("Y-m-d", $cb_post_id ));
            $todaysDate = strtotime("yesterday");
if ( $postDate <= $todaysDate){
	continue;
}

Which kills the “while” iteration when the post date (event date) is older than yesterday.

But I really needed some guidance as to whether there is a better way to accomplish the same thing (less resource hungry, or generally more “approved” way of doing things).

Similarly I dont mind editing my theme’s functions – php files, in orde to achieve what Im after for my second question.

The custom post type was being registered by a plug in with an option to display the custom posts via its own templates. I created per WordPress instructions a single-{post-type}.php file in my theme and cofigured the plug in accordingly, and everything started working.

Thanks!

Actually, its not a blank page….My browser comes up with a an error that there is a disconnection with the page.

Here is the URL so you can see the error, just try to comment on the post

outathens.gr