[Janice Palmer]

OK, I think I figured it out 🙂

I was trying to import the XML file using the aggregator plugin.

It works using the native WordPress importer.

[Janice Palmer]

When I use the native wordpress exporter, it provides a file in XML format. However, importing an XML file is not allowed for security reasons.

Thank you

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you!!

[Janice Palmer]

Awesome!

Thank you so much.

I was curious if I could also edit this code for the other views, especially the photo view.

Would that be easy to do?

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you Andras

No rush, let me know when you figure it out.

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you 🙂

[Janice Palmer]

I think we have figured out what happened here.

I renewed the plugins for $62 each ($124) on Aug-08

As you can see there was no license assigned to these plugins at the time of purchase. So on Aug-18 we started getting warnings about the license being expired, so my employee logged in and made the purchase. Instantly the warning was deactivated.

Unfortunately, we have now paid twice.

Thank you,

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you Brook, it was a blog-grid page-style. I had it set to display all the posts, but now it is set to display only 8 posts in the grid and it has reduced the queries a lot !!

Janice

[Janice Palmer]

OK, so a couple more tweaks and I think I’ve got things under control ….

Frontend:
– reduced the number of blog posts on the News page to maximum of 8
– total number of queries reduced from 950 to 150

Backend:
– reduced the number of orders displayed on the Orders tab to 5
– total number of queries reduced from 850 to 250

Thank you,
Janice

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you!

I’ve been testing the theme and plugins, as per: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/testing-for-conflicts/

1) There seems to be a front-end issue which was resolved when I switched to 2016 theme:
– the page with the excessive number of queries is: https://www.aoaalberta.com/news-upcoming-events/
– this is a blog-grid-style page-layout that is part of the theme (Virtue Pro) https://www.kadencethemes.com/
– there are 28 posts (and 10 private)
– deactivating the theme seems to fix the Duplicate Queries issue (on the front end)

2) However, there still seems to be an issue on the back-end that I can’t get rid of:
– the Woocommerce Orders tab is generating approx 700 queries
– there are 92 orders in total
– all the Events calendar plugins are deactivated and the theme is 2016
– I can’t unplug WooCommerce to check because it’s the Woo orders tab where I see the excessive queries; so I’m thinking it must be WooCommerce causing the problem

What do you think, would you still like to take a look or should I be talking to the WooCommerce people ?

Janice

[Janice Palmer]

Here is the link to page that is generating 900+ queries:
https://www.aoaalberta.com/news-upcoming-events/

I am going to remove the link from the nav-menu so noone will click on it.

Janice

[Janice Palmer]

What you have described above is very similar to what I am trying to accomplish.

I see this now on the Attendees list; this is what I was trying to do with the Woo extension.

Thank you will take a closer look !
Janice

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you George, very helpful!

[Janice Palmer]

OK, so now I have yet another glitch……

Tickets Plus does not support Variable products and this is the only way to get the Sequential Order numbers working; e.g. I need 2 variations (in pricing) and if variable products feature is not available, then we will end up with the tickets having the same ticket numbers; since the tickets all start with 1.

Is there any way to number the tickets using Tickets Plus ?

Thank you,

Janice

[Janice Palmer]

Thank you George, would I also be able to add text using the custom template file method described above?

Janice

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