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geektastic
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June 15, 2013 at 10:32 am
Hi,
I’m referring to the same issue here https://eventespresso.com/forums/2011/07/way-to-set-update-event-post-to-no-by-default/
I need to make this go to default, if not it will just delete my post content whenever I change other details in the event. I find even I sometimes forget to change the setting, let alone my clients. So I really need to make sure this is fixed at NO before I hand the website over to them.
Help ASAP please! Thanks.
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Tony Warwick
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June 16, 2013 at 7:13 am
Hi,
If you open:
/includes/admin-files/event-management/edit_event_post.php
Go to line 20.
You’ll see:
$create_post = ‘Y’; //If a post was created previously, default to yes on the update post.
Change ‘Y’ to ‘N’
Whats happening here is ee checks a post was created previous, if it has Update should default to Y (yes), else default to N (no).
We’ve just changed it so either way it will always return N.
Remember, as this is a customization it will revert back to the normal way after each update. So you’ll need to do this each time ee is updated.
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Sidney Harrell
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June 18, 2013 at 12:09 am
hey guys,
We are actually adding a filter in 3.1.34, the next version to come out, on line 24 of that file:
$create_post = apply_filters('filter_hook_espresso_defalt_update_post_option', $create_post);
So if you want to, you can add that line into your current version, create a function in custom files, or your own plugin, that returns a value of “N” and add it to that filter. That way you won’t have to worry about having to reedit that file every time a new updated version comes out.
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