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New users are receiving the following link: http://labeerweek.com/wp-login.php (which redirects to http://labeerweek.com/wp-admin/user/)
Permalinks resaved, http://labeerweek.com/2014/events/community/list still shows as nonexistent.
I guess I don’t really even understand how to direct my users to edit their events… is there a button I’m supposed to add? What’s the URL?
I did a test account to see if I could log in and access my profile or even just the admin bar to edit my events – but nothing. The site just looks normal, the only difference being it doesn’t prompt me to log in to submit an event.
“And are you blocking the Community Events Pages for users only with any other method? Or you just have it unchecked in the Community Events Settings to not allow anonymous submissions?”
Under the plugin settings under Community, the box next to “Allow anonymous submissions” is not checked. Members are allowed to edit and remove their submissions.
Under Access Control, the box next to “Block access to WordPress dashboard” is not checked and no roles are blocked.“And are you blocking the Community Events Pages for users only with any other method?” I don’t think so – I’m not sure how I would do this.
I tried the plugin you recommended, I even edited my network settings with different login information but even with the Welcome email I still got a notification from WordPress with the http://labeerweek.com/wp-login.php link that allows me to log in, but then gives me a blank page. If you know how I can change the email notification that also comes from WordPress, that would be really helpful for at lease this part of things! (It’s the email with the subject line “Your username and password” from WordPress and our email address that is actually old).
Sorry one more thing – the settings are correctly set up to allow users to edit their submissions. I require WordPress login for submissions and I’m on a multisite.
On top of that, there’s no way for users to edit their submissions – no button, no my events page (page not found, neither is this http://labeerweek.com/2014/events/community/list). The wp-login.php page I mention above redirects to http://labeerweek.com/wp-admin/user/ which is blank.
I’ve installed a test site and have been adding my plugins/theme one by one to see what’s causing the conflict. It’s a bit time consuming though because I have to leave it for a day just to see if I’ll get kicked off my admin!
Hi guys,
Just an update on this. I contacted the theme developers and here’s what they said:
“This issue has absolutely nothing to do with the theme as the theme is used only on the frontend, it does not control the access to WordPress dashboard in anyway. The best idea would be to contact the plugin developer, he would be in best position to help you.”I wasn’t able to take the site down long enough to see if it’s a conflict with the theme, unfortunately. I did do it for a day but I was able to log in just fine, although 24 hours isn’t really long enough for that sort of thing to start happening. I know I’m not the only one who has this issue so I’m hoping we can find another way to narrow down the issue!
Casey! How did you know! I missed that step. It works fine with the 2013 theme.
Question then is… how to get it working with my current theme, or is there a workaround? Just to reiterate, the goal for this is to some how communicate a message to the individual submitting the event that they then need to go pay for the listing on our calendar. We already have the payment system/page set up. Can I change the redirect URL after the submission maybe?Thanks!
Exactly as described and cannot login with the alternative url. The only way I can log in is by removing the plugin altogether.
Thanks!Unfortunately I do not have The Event Calendar Pro version, just the regular version with the Community Events add-on. But my workaround could be that thank you message if I could customize that thank you message, but after adding it to my functions.php file I see this at the top of my site and in the dashboard:
add_filter(‘tribe_community_events_form_errors’, ‘customize_thank_you_message’, 10, 2); function customize_thank_you_message( $messages ) { if ( is_array( $messages ) ) { foreach ( $messages as $key => $message ) { if( $message[‘type’] === ‘updated’ ) { $messages[$key][‘message’] = ‘Thanks for submitting your event! You can add other helpful information or HTML here also.’; } } } return $messages; }
