Reply to: tickets(399723)

Ok, thanks, now working.

More questions:

1. Can I translate: Weather Forecast (title)?

2. It’s possible to each location on Backofice (events->location), obtain by bulk to get the coordinates and save for the location? I have a lot of events.

Thanks

nunp

Reply to: tickets(399660)

I couldn’t connect using FTP access, so installed WP File Manager. Please check and let me know.

Reply to: tickets(399660)

I believe that the guide isn’t correct. I’ve already contacted our development about the issue.

Meanwhile, could you try using the code from this folder for both single event page and archive page:

https://rachelb155.sg-host.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=wp_file_manager#elf_l1_d3AtY29udGVudC9wbHVnaW5zL2V2ZW50T04vdGVtcGxhdGVz

Reply to: tickets(399781)

Hello,

Please take a look at Webhooks:

https://docs.myeventon.com/documentations/how-to-use-webhooks/

Reply to: tickets(399769)

Hello,

Could you update EventON and check again?

To update eventon to latest version: If you are unable to do autoupdate, you can go to codecanyon your account > download and get the latest eventon version as zip file. Then you can go to your website > make sure ”Delete eventon settings & data when EventON is uninstalled” is Deslected from eventon settings, delete old eventon, install new one and activate. This link will further explain the process it. Also you can follow us on twitter to get real-time announcements on updates!

Reply to: tickets(399659)

Hi Artem,

I managed to resolve the issue where posts were not saving and data was disappearing (refreshing). I wanted to share the solution in case other users encounter this.

The Root Cause:

My server (.htaccess) was configured to force a Trailing Slash on all URLs for SEO purposes.

Since the WordPress Block Editor (Gutenberg) sends POST requests to the REST API (/wp-json/…) without a trailing slash, my server was triggering a 301 Redirect to add the slash.

The Problem:

During the 301 Redirect, the browser transformed the POST request (containing the data) into a GET request, causing all the submitted data to be lost before it reached WordPress.

The Fix:

I had to modify my .htaccess file to exclude the /wp-json/ path from the trailing slash redirection rule.

Basically, I added a condition like this before the redirect rule:

RewriteCond %{REQUEST_URI} !/wp-json [NC]

Everything works perfectly now. Thanks for your help!

Best regards,
Victor

Reply to: tickets(399723)

Please try going to EventON > Map > enable Use Openstreetmap API to get geolocation coordinates.