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I’m not having a problem with search, and I don’t use breadcrumbs, but Yoast SEO is including “1970-01-01” at the end of all the recurring event permalinks within my XML sitemaps. This is causing crawl errors. I’m using ECP and ECP Pro versions 2.0.4, and the above search patch is already incorporated. Any ideas?
Yes, but the same truncate() function also includes strip_shortcodes(), which I’m getting around by putting do_shortcodes() around the_content() *before* running it through truncate().
I have my map size set to 250px x 250px under Settings, and this is how they show up on the single event pages, but on the venue pages, the maps are still displaying at 350px x 200px.
I would dearly love if exceptions to recurring events would still display in the “See All” list alongside the other occurrences. For instance, I have a recurring class where I’d like to post the readings and study guides in the descriptions, but still be able to display all of the sessions in the same list.
Also, I second Marc’s request to have the end times be optional and left blank if not selected.
Yes, both plugins are version 2.0.2, and I’m running WordPress 3.3. I’m using xampp to power the local install. I’m also experiencing goofiness with the permalinks on recurring events, both on the main site and in the admin panel, but that’s off topic for this thread.
I’m having this same problem, but I had already put in my license key before setting the event up, and I just installed the plugin today, so it’s the latest version. One thing that could be a factor? I’m working on a localhost development install (to later be shifted live). Could that be causing it? I don’t want to go live with this still an issue.
