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Make the plugin theme independent on WordPress.

Enabling pretty permalinks in WordPress doesn't redirect events as it should.

I can create events under buddy press and wordpress and even seen them on the event calendar. However, when i try to display the event by viewing it, I get a 404 not found. Is there something missing in the setup. I thought i might need a Events page but that did not solve the problem.

Thanks

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For i18n and URL used same value from array $labels
models/events.php 215 'name' => __( 'Events' , 'eventpress' ),

If string 'Event' translated to russian - plugin page is not open.

Hi there, I'm trying to load the plugin where the /events url is already in use... is there any easy way to edit the custom post type name from events to something else (like 'conferences')?

thanks in advance, and great plugin. some of the code comments made me chuckle.

As above.

I have a registration event starts at 3 hours from the time as specified in the form! Why is this and how to fix it? register and put the event on 21.00 and 24.00 as shown in the end at 24.00 and 4.00, respectively.
All times are configured two hours.
Sori for the poor translation, Google translates to English.

@kunalb , a while ago I posted a bug in BP forum saying the activity posts got lost in its event activity but appear in site activity. Today I found out the problem--- in the "Post In" selection box, "My Profile" and other groups are listed. So, the post goes to my profile or other groups.
I checked bpcp settings, activity post is not enabled.
Probably you designed it this way--activity tab only enable for create/edit. But for many users, the activity post is faster and much more convinient than forum post. Unless it's something serious, most of people might prefer a little chi-chat in activity post.

Modify bpcp/themes/tags.php, edit lines 156-162, setting $object to be correct for the gravatar default.

Files placed in child themes are not picked up by EventPress.

I use a plugin called "WP Geo" to tag each post with a location. It'd be cool to somehow integrate the two so that you can choose locations (geotagged posts) to hold events at.

I put the translated phrases in the file eventpress.pot, did eventpress-ru_RU.po. But how do eventpress-ru_RU.mo I do not know.
Prompt you need to do to get the Russian version of EventPress.

• Styling for calendar widget
• Upcoming events widget
• Better date handling for events widget

I hated the fact that all my events were defaulting to having gravatars as their image. Even more so because I had selected mysteryman as my default avatar type. Anyway, I from my perspective most users are not creating Featured Images for their events, so I wanted to be able to create a custom Default Event Image. Here is the code to do so:

For this to work, an administrator first needs to create a dummy page with a featured image attachment. The name of that featured image must be "Default Event Image". You can call the page whatever you want, but I also called it "Default Event Image."

If you make the following code change, all new events without an image will now pick up your default image.

In controllers/wp.php:227 add the following:

                if (!get_post_thumbnail_id($eventid)){
                    $page = get_page_by_title( 'Default Event Image','','attachment' );
                    set_post_thumbnail($eventid, $page->ID);
                }

I run Eventpress 1.1.2.8 with Buddypress 1.2.9 on a Wordpress 3.2.1 installation and for whatever reason, the list of registrations at the bottom of the event page in admin only shows 10 registrants and the csv export only exports the same number. And there is no other way of seeing who else registered. You can do that through the general registrations menu item, but that does not allow you to exporrt. Any help appreaciated. I do not see where the csv controller limits, but I can't find where the event admin page limits either.

Where are the EventPress forums?

The version number in 1.2.8 is still set at 1.2.7, which causes Wordpress to keep telling us to upgrade. Fix is, change line 6 in eventpress.php to:

    Version: 0.1.2.8