Archives: Replies

Hello,

Thanks so much, problem solved!

Hello,

Please go to wp-admin > Events > Event Organizer > press one > add Link to the organizers page.

Hi Taryn,

I don’t see that issue. Did you manage to find a solution by removing the date?

Also, I’m getting errors too… Any ideas on why this would be happening? Is there a log to view?

Time: 2022-03-28 21:33:56 Details: Imported: 44 Failed: 24

Time: 2022-03-28 21:12:58 Details: Imported: 44 Failed: 24

Time: 2022-03-29 20:18:14 Details: Imported: 43 Failed: 25

Time: 2022-03-29 20:49:15 Details: Imported: 43 Failed: 25

Time: 2022-03-29 21:53:57 Details: Imported: 43 Failed: 25

Time: 2022-03-30 14:41:30 Details: Imported: 46 Failed: 26

Time: 2022-03-30 14:32:33 Details: Imported: 46 Failed: 26

Hi,

 

Thanks for the update, i applied and the hover issue is resolved however the selected location only changes color during mouse over, that should remain the same color once its selected.

So, when ALL is selected on default, that should be on orange color and then when another city is clicked on that city should now turn orange.

And any ideas on why the tiles are different sizes on alternate rows?

Ok, I made the change and works fine now.

I would like to know if this change to enable Use UTC will generate any collateral effects on others places where the time of events are used.

Yes, it is set to -240 (as it is four hours off)

Hi,

These are the login details I’ve updated the password for you

Username: Tech.Support
Password: Ozi!&odkFCrY74!QlIW577sd

FYI I do have the system set to Use UTC offset time globally on calendars

and we are GMT +1.00 (UK British Summer Time)

Eventually something will go wrong.

…sells books of authors next to events with those authors.

In that case, is it possible to add the book to the event itself? Also if you want to use WooCommerce’s shop to sell tickets, why do you need EventON there? You can create a new product “Ticket”, but also have events with their own tickets and books.

should NEVER break that solution.

It doesn’t break WooCommerce. Users are supposed to buy tickets from events, not WooCommerce’s Shop. So something may go wrong because people can purchase both Ticket Product from Shop and tickets from events at the same time (or something like that). That’s why they are hidden.