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Hi,
I have noticed that we tend to have very much the same Event Title for the majority of our Events added to the Event Calendar.
Example:
First entry: http://www.domain.com/event/events/meeting
Second entry: http://www.domain.com/event/events/meeting-1
Third entry: http://www.domain.com/event/events/meeting-2
and so forth.It would be great if it would be possible to instead have the actual DATE in place, either before the actual Event Title, like:
http://www.domain.com/events/event/2013-10-27/meeting
or add the date as a suffix, like:
http://www.domain.com/events/event/meeting-2013-10-27Is it possible to achieve?
Sincerely,
AndreasHi Andreas,
Since you’re already an existing customer, I’m going to send you over to our The Events Calendar PRO forum where they can help you. You’ll be better served that way. Thanks for your patience.
— Julie
Thank you very much Julie!
I am looking forward to see what solution can be provided. 🙂
Make it a wonderful day!
Sincerely,
AndreasHi Andreas – you should find you are able to edit the slugs just as you can when editing regular WordPress posts 🙂
Thank you for the tip Barry. 🙂
The things is that most of the Event contributors are adding through Community Events and they have no options to modify this and they also will most likely not understand what that is. 🙂Any other suggestion?
Sincerely,
AndreasHi Andreas, I’m afraid not – I didn’t initially realize that your question was in the context of Community Events/user-submitted events but really you’d need to build a custom solution here perhaps by modifying the post name (as distinct from the post title) right before or just after it has been created.
However, that isn’t something we can help you with and you’d need to figure this one out by yourself – good luck 🙂
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