This isn’t a simple UI change, as pointed out above. If you wanted to develop something I think you would start by creating your own payment gateway. For example, a buyer could choose to pay for an item by credit card, Paypal or Points. You can find out more about creating your own gateway HERE. … Read more
You have to save them somewhere like in the em_meta table or in the booking_meta field of the booking table (stored as a serialized array, so add to it, don’t replace it) and bring it up elsewhere. If you read the tutorials, you could quite easily add extra fields etc. http://wp-events-plugin.com/tutorials/ and this may help … Read more
I found out how I should do it. Just go over to places in the Events Manager settings panel, duplicate & translate the place, then change the place title.
I find it difficult for you to find a plugin SPECIFIC for marathon, but you can check out some “normal” event managers like : http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/advanced-events-registration/ or http://wp-events-plugin.com/events-manager-pro/ http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/events-manager/
If you have to add our message before/after content then you’re stuck with ‘the_content’ filter. It would be better if you put your message in a shortcode or hook so the theme customizations were more integrated. But essentially after you run your logic to get the status you just need to wait till the message … Read more
It likely does not have to do with WordPress Core – in most cases this type of issue comes about when plugins conflict. I would suggest deactivating all your other plugins and trying a default theme, a la Twenty Seventeen. If it works at that point, you can switch the theme & test, then activate … Read more
I came up with a way using two post queries. The first one runs through the loop and adds 1 to a variable called $counttest. Then it echos that value and resets it to 0 to begin the count for the next date. This probably isn’t the most efficient way to do things. If anyone … Read more
Just an idea: you could save your time values in an array and then sort it with PHP. Example: $keys = array(‘opening_time’, ‘film_time’, ‘artist_talk_time’); $times = array(); $custom_field_keys = get_post_custom_keys(); foreach ($custom_field_keys as $custom_field_key) { if (in_array($custom_field_key, $keys) { $custom_field_value = get_post_meta($post->ID, $custom_field_key, true); if ($custom_field_value >= $thedate && $custom_field_value <= $future) { $counttest++; $times[$custom_field_key] … Read more
It is relatively simple. I’ve giving you a few steps. User visits your site and hit ‘Add to basket’ on an event. You need to send this data to server (as you wanted to store in php session). you can submit a form (for simplicity) either in synchronously or asynchronously (ajax). You need to submit … Read more
The template field allows you to enter what will appear on the event list widget. It accepts various place holders (you can see the documentation here – the template can be used for the [eo_events] shortcode too). One of the place-holders is %start{date-format}{time-format}% which outputs the start date/time of an event with the specified date … Read more