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Aurelien Jondeau
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February 11, 2015 at 1:36 pm
Hi,
I use the latest version of everything WP and EE3.
I’ve read your related topics on duplicating an event and I haven’t found a confirmation that you found a fix to ensure that when I duplicate an event, the one I see after that process is the duplicated one I can act upon, not the original one that I don’t wish to modify in any way.
I’ve installed EE on quite a few of my clients’ websites and it’s becoming challenging to train them how to overcome that issue, it’s not a natural and logical process to have to go back to the list and potentially back in time with a filter if the original event is not active anymore.
Any advice, any news?
Thank you,
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Tony
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February 12, 2015 at 4:11 am
Hi Aurelien,
In the next update to Event Espresso 3 this will be fixed so then when you duplicate any event, you will be taken directly to the duplicate event and can start editing.
The next version has a few open tickets that we are testing before we can release.
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