Hello,<\/p>\n
I’ll try and be as concise as possible \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n
I am using Events Calendar to share events for a sports association. I have a calendar that is a consolidation of events for several teams, using category to filter the specific team. On any given night there could be events running at the same date\/time at different locations (see my attachment in the next message), for different teams usually practices. <\/p>\n
I know that category isn’t a value that ECP uses to verify uniqueness, so, in my UTF8 .csv file I concatenate the Category into the event title, knowing that the event title + date + time make it a unique entry. Here’s where it gets weird. No matter what the title, if the 2nd event has the same time\/date, it overwrites the first. <\/p>\n
Example (shown with spaces for ease of reading)<\/p>\n
TITLE, Location, Start Date, Start Time, End Date, End Time
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\nPeewee 3 COMP-Tryout\t,Bell Centennial Arena,18-Apr-16, 6:00 PM, 18-Apr-16, 7:30 PM ~ SLUG: \/event\/tyke-3-Comp-Tryout\/
\nTyke 1 Practice, Johnny Leroux (Stittsville),\t18-Apr-16, 6:00 PM,\t 18-Apr-16, 7:30 PM ~ SLUG: \/event\/tyke-3-Comp-Tryout\/<\/p>\n
As you can see from the above, the original entry becomes overwritten by the second in the import file – like it is ignoring the title all together on the second entry (even though it uses it to create the slug for the first).<\/p>\n
And – to top it off, the location is changed to a location that isn’t one of the ones that is related to either of these 2 events as written in the import file.<\/p>\n
Any ideas? <\/p>\n","protected":false},"template":"","class_list":["post-1104008","topic","type-topic","status-closed","hentry"],"yoast_head":"\n