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@Tony – I haven’t yet. I do see that the community events plugin adds a page to the wp_posts for their redirect code to work. WordPress SEO is pulling that page title as default for all the pages.
Guessing WordPress SEO grabs the page title before the Community Events plugin redirect code fires.
As a hackery messy fix I changed the page’s name in the database to “My Events” this will at least make my client happy for a bit, but looking forward to a real fix so each community event page has a correct title.
Thanks!
I can now view the list / my events page, so thats super awesome.
There is a conflict with a pretty popular plugin WordPress SEO by Yoast (http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/wordpress-seo/) where if I have that plugin enabled the page title for add event, my events is always “WP Router Placeholder Page”.
Thanks for the great plugins by the way!
I am with Tony on this, I would really like to specify which template page the submit an event form is on.
This would be a simple feature to add I think, a dropdown of published pages on the settings page to select which page to use for the submission form, the user submitted events and so on, page.php being default if not specified.
For my clients I setup an private login area with custom styles, they can edit their own pages and listings, but for me to custom the event submissions to use the same styles I can either write a bunch of if statements or edit the events plugin which would be messy.
‘template’ => array(
‘page.php’,
dirname( __FILE__ ) . ‘/page.php’
)Just bought this addon after building a gravity forms alternative (but needed reoccurring) and having it not work is a bit rough and would hate to have to revert to pre 3.4, looking forward to a fix.
Also a side not, this plugin seems to add its style sheets to EVERY page, not just the community events add/list page which is breaking my CSS on multiple areas, can you not call style sheets and javascript only on the community event template pages?
