Hi Free Can you upload this patch, which should fix this for you. Download the attached zip, then unzip it to your desktop. Upload the core.php file using FTP to the following location: /wp-content/plugins/custompress/core/ Hope this helps

Hi greghelland It's been a while, i've just requested this be added in the next release. But i'm not sure when the release will be. However, you can change this functionality right now by using the attached patch. Download & unzip the attached zip file. Upload the included the included /js folder to the /wp-content/plugins/events-and-bookings folder. Hope this helps

Hi Drew, I'm afraid not. The only possible workaround is to use a membership plugin, and provide access to multiple courses as a part of each membership plan. It's not quite the same, but achieves a similar goal in a way. Though might not always be ideal for everyone. Thanks.

Hi Kieran Must be a change in PHP version perhaps. Try changing to: $thumbnail_id = empty(get_post_thumbnail_id($page_id)) ? get_post_thumbnail_id($page_id) : false; Hope this helps

Hi Stephanie Carter Subsites are working with http, but not with https. There's no wildcard SSL certificate for *.stephcarter.com the certificate only covers stephcarter.com & www.stephcarter.com https://wpmudevtest2.stephcarter.com goes to an empty subfolder showing cgi-bin folders http://wpmudevtest2.stephcarter.com/ works ok. You may need to speak to bluehost about that as the https on wildcard subdomains seems to be set to a different vhost possibly. Hopefully, they should be able to look into that for you. I can't see anything else wrong in your setup or DB. Thanks

Hi robert_velarde You can also try this instead: add_filter('eab-calendar-upcoming_calendar_widget-start_time', 'event_time_format', 99, 3); function event_time_format($event_times, $event_start, $event_id) { $date_format = get_option('date_format'); $time_format = get_option('time_format'); $start = date_i18n("{$date_format} {$time_format}", $event_start); $end = date_i18n("{$time_format}", strtotime(get_post_meta($event_id, 'incsub_event_end', true))); return $start . ' - ' . $end; } That will then display the date & time using the formats for date & time in the Wordpress General settings options. Hope this helps

Hey robert_velarde Can you try adding the following filter to your theme functions.php add_filter('eab-calendar-upcoming_calendar_widget-start_time', 'event_time_format', 99, 3); function event_time_format($event_times, $event_start, $event_id) { $start = date_i18n('d/m/Y H:i', $event_start); $end = date_i18n('H:i', strtotime(get_post_meta($event_id, 'incsub_event_end', true))); return $start . ' - ' . $end; } It should then display as 20/08/2018 20:00 - 21:30 Hope this helps.