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Let’s try again if the link will stay inserted.
This Recurring event that is showing up on your admin is the first instance of the recurring event?
Yes, but no other 1st event of a recurring event is displayed.
I’m certainly a Pro version as Recurring events are a Pro feature only and only Pro users are allowed to post to this forum.
I can see the filter now, thank you. However, not all recurring events are filtered, see below.
Really??? Haven’t you guys used your product on a production website?
Imagine you have a a couple of weekly and one daily recurring events. Not an unimaginable scenario as you pay for recurring events, you would have them. The result is 16K+ events using the default 36 month recurring event period.
That is 800 pages of events made of only three recurring events.
Even not without any daily events, a couple of weekly events creates 16 pages. How can anyone manage their events in that noise?
I’m sorry but this is not a feature request. It is a bug report as recurring events makes EC unusable.
Insult to injury you d not even offer a filter to filter OUT the recurring events. Maybe adding such a filter is the quickest slution to the problem?
Thank you for the reply Gustavo. I was not clear it seems. I have tried the ‘Recurring event instances’ switch but that doesn’t affect the back-end list (the dashboard events page). Hence the management is almost impossible with so many repeated event one can not find the other events.
How can I make the switch affect for the backend as well?
I like reading novels written by publishers 🙂
I was simply using this thread because unable to change the page title was exactly my issue. I do however now read your ‘Pro tip’ and follow it accordingly.
FYI, I have disabled the plugin on my site and the page title appeared as “In Wilton | Wilton Town’ which is what it should be. I have then enabled all plugin one by one and as Murphy dicates the page title stayed on correctly.
There must have been a glitch somewhere but who cares, it now works. If it fails again I will open a new topic.
The plugin has its own way of handling SEO and we tweak/modify that from time-to-time to make sure its performing as intended.
Are you talking about the PHP snippets method as ‘your way’ of handling SEO?
the |Wilton Town problem reported by Riza doesn’t seem like it’d be a problem if Yoast wasn’t running.
I’m not sure if I read this correctly. I’m not runnung Yoast or any other SEO plugin, yet and the above is how I’m seeing my main calendar page. How can that NOT be a problem? The title lacks the page name!!!
Fisrt of all thank you for the frank post, Rob. It is appreciated.
It’s honestly very tricky to ensure that a code base as complicated as The Events Calendar is be compatible with any number of the 35,000+ public WordPress plugins.
Nobody is asking you to make EC compatible with all 35K plugins. We are asking you to make it compatible with two major SEO plugins, AIOSEO and Yoast, which are EACH downloaded 20 MILLION times. Name me another plugin used that much. When certain plugins are in such widespread use (there are very few with such pedigree) it is the developers job to treat it like they are an integral part of WordPress.
Having said that, not thinking of SEO when creating a plugin that generates pages/posts is a major blunder. It is so major that I would think it is wiser to stop eradicating bugs but concentrate on correcting the SEO issues.
Without SEO you might as well not have a website!
On my blog by default you had generated a calendar page titled ” | Wilton Town”. I.e. you had generated NO no page title, just the website name. To me is a category 1 bug because it misses a major function of generating a page.
You may disagree but you may also be long and have clients deserting you. EM is catching up fast…
Your code worked, thank you. However, I have another request:
How can I remove the website to show? It is an unnecessary dublicate as the venue link is already linked to the same place?
I’m still seeing topic marked as closed notice. Here is a screengrab for you: http://snag.gy/M8Hp3.jpg
I’m glad that others agree (and that contrary to otherwise stated at the bottom of the posts topic is not closed to new replies).
I think the logical route is to have the Events Calendar specific pages to be defines with a post code. This will also remove th eneed to have templates with before/after HTML fields. Event Manager does this hence it must be doable.
Otherwise, Events Calendar MUST offer SEO options and play nice with main (two) SEO plugins. A website page that does not have a title that follows the rest of the site is pretty useless.
How one can publish a plugin that creates a main events page that renders the title as ” | Wilton Town” is beyond comprehension.
And, no. The solution is not PHP jokeying in the theme functions.
At the bottom of this topic I see the following message. Why is the topic closed?
This topic is marked as closed to new replies, however your posting capabilities still allow you to do so.
