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Hello,
your solution have fixed 90% of my problems! Thanks for this – it was pretty helpful advice and I would never figure it out on my own.
Unfortunately, there is still one strange thing.
Once the event is recurring the save_post hook
add_action('save_post', 'syncWithGoogleCalendar', 1000, 1);
is not fired for the master event (the first occurence) if you only change some of the Events Calendar meta data (recurrence settings, time, price, etc.). So it means that my custom script does not know that the first occurence was somehow changed. Interestingly, it is fired for the children events (next recurences) without problem.If I edit some of my custom built metadata (or change the content, thumbnail image or anything else) save_post is triggered for all events.
One practice example: I create a recurring event – everything works just fine. Then I edit the description of the event (WP content) – everything is just fine. But when I just change the start time and hit Update button the save_post hook is fired for all of the occurence except the first one – the parent post.
Thanks for your support.
Hello,
thanks for this help. I will dig into it during the next few days and I will get back to you with some feedbacks.
For now, this really looks like a solution.
Thanks!
Yes, I’ve seen this function and documentation but it does not work for my setup which is using visual content builders. Do you not have an equivalent WordPress “normal” loop code? Something more wordpress compatible/standards?
Hello,
It looks like I too am experiencing this issue. Were there any further developments on this problem since the last response?Currently using:
The Events Calendar – 2.0.11
Events Calendar Pro – 2.0.10
Eventbrite Addon – 1.0.4
