Events to show in Main Blog

[Beeny]

Hi there
Can you tell me if you have to purchase PRO in order to get the events showing in the main blog? I have ensured that the tick is in the box for “Include events in main blog loop” but they will still don’t show up.

I am running the latest version of WP, Only jusy downloaded your plug in and use Nimva (latest version) as a theme.

Many thanks

[Brook]

Howdy Beeny!

Good question. That is not a pro specific feature, indeed it’s part of the free plugin as you noticed. If it’s not working for you though then you will likely need some support to get it working. Sometimes this happens when a theme has modified the main blog loop, themes devs will sometimes assume that the only thing it will show will be the one post_type and so they accidentally prevent other post types like ours. You might be able to get assistance from your theme dev, on WordPress.org, or if you do get a license we would be happy to assist you as best we can here. 🙂

Does that all make sense? Will that work for you? Please let me know.

Cheers!

– Brook

[Daniel Developments]

I’m experiencing the same issue. I also have the free version. Would I seriously have to pay for a license in order to get a fix for a plugin that has thrown off my themes? I really like the features this plugin has to offer, but can’t be forced into a purchase if it’s throwing off other theme pages on my site. Any help you can offer to correct my events showing up on my blog page would be greatly appreciated. Thanks.

[Brook]

Howdy Daniel,

I do not believe the original issue that was outlined has nothing to do with “throwing off” the theme. Simply put, when Beeny checked the box to show the events in the main loop he wasn’t seeing the events. This happens because the theme makes the false assumption that the only post type wanting to do display in the main loop is blog posts. So the theme purposefulyl displays only those, contrary to WordPress norms.

There is nothing we can do in the plugin to correct this assumption. In order to fix it you have to modify the theme to fix its mistake. Walking people through that takes a decent measure of time. If you would like to be walked through by our premium support staff then you will need to pay for premium support. But as I outlined there are ample other options including the original theme dev, who is likely going to be the fastest/most familiar with the issue. Also WordPress.org has a huge volunteer community for things like this. We even check WordPress.org once a week ourselves, but obviously once a week is a much slower response time than our premium support forums offer. The options are out there, if you want to pay for one of them that’s up to you.

Does that all make sense?

Cheers!

– Brook

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