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October 24, 2014 at 3:07 pm

Hi everyone!

A little note on using the All in One SEO Pack plugin with Event Espresso 4. As of right now, the All in One SEO Pack plugin runs some code in the event editor that ends up setting off some JavaScript errors. In a nutshell, if you try to use any of the advanced ticket editor features, you’ll find that they do not work.

Some day, this will probably get straightened out. I’ve reached out to the AIOSEO folks and asked them if they can make a change in the plugin to help make things work. In the meantime, there are ways to work around this issue:

Option 1: Disable All in One SEO for the Event Custom post type

Please see update below

This is the simple option because it only involves changing a few settings, as shown here:

Option 2: Edit the All in One SEO plugin

Please see update below

Scary stuff, but if you want to use All in One SEO features in the Event editor, this is way to make it happen.

ou open up its aioseop_module_class.php file and right around line 946 you’ll see this:

if ( ( $screen->base != 'post' ) && 
	( $screen->base != 'edit-tags' ) && 
	( $screen->base != 'toplevel_page_shopp-products' ) ) return;

You can see where they added a check for the Shopp plugin. You can do the same thing for Event Espresso. You change it to this:

if ( ( $screen->base != 'post' ) && 
	( $screen->base != 'edit-tags' ) && 
	( $screen->base != 'toplevel_page_shopp-products' ) && 
	( $screen->base != 'event-espresso' ) ) return;

We’ll post an update here if the All in One SEO folks add a filter or make an adjustment to the code to allow things to work in the Event Espresso event editor.

• This topic was modified 10 years, 1 month ago by Josh.
• This topic was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by Josh. Reason: Strike through options that are no longer necessary
• This topic was modified 9 years, 10 months ago by Josh.