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It’s possible that I’m getting confused between front-end and backend here. Since users are submitting the forms, I now feel like it probably constitutes front-end implementation. One way or the other, I sincerely apologize for the confusion.
Hi Cliff,
I appreciate that, but I have already successfully added the custom post type (“Organizers”) to the backend of The Events Calendar (see screenshot).
I have not been able to get the new “Organizers” post type content to show up in the sidebar with the rest of the event meta (screenshot attached). How do I go about accomplishing that?
Sincerely appreciate the thorough response, Patricia.
My primary concern with running this across the “complete” database is that some references, like in a recent press release for example, intentionally reference our old name. These instances are few and far between, so perhaps I could just address those examples manually following the change.
Would this serve to replace all references moving forward automatically? Or would it simply make the changes to current database content only? The latter option is preferred in case we would like to reference our former name for whatever reason.
I suppose the other option, if possible, would be to limit the changes strictly to tribe-events posts, but I think I’d actually prefer to make the changes site-wide as you suggested (assuming this doesn’t automate the change for all future references), and correct references individually as need be.
All of that said, the strings are the following:
1. From “New York Society of Security Analysts” to “CFA Society New York”
2. From “NYSSA” to “CFANY” — no need for the parenthesisI would in fact appreciate your help with the process either way. How do you recommend I go about exporting the database as a .sql file?
Thanks so much!
