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Deleting all the occurrences of an event (i.e. via the admin calendar) causes the event to disappear from the event admin list and calendar, and causes its page to 404. However, it still appears in the event list shortcode (with no date).
This appears to have been introduced in 3.1.0. The fix should allow such events to be visible in the admin screen, and deleting an event's last remaining occurrence should probably delete the entire event.
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…last remaining occurrence has been deleted, delete the entire event. Change success message occordingly and change delete link text accordingly. Ref #367.
…ronologically earliest matching date.
This is fixed by using an INNER join rather than LEFT join. This however effectivley reverted the fix for
inner join with a result set that did not include that events ID.
The fix is to check for any date-based where conditinos. If none are present that it is resonable to return
events that do not have any dates. Typically this might only be expected on the Events admin page.
Ref #367
Originally reported here: http://wp-event-organiser.com/forums/topic/identical-entries-appearing-twice-in-list-deleted-but-both-still-there/#post-23262
Deleting all the occurrences of an event (i.e. via the admin calendar) causes the event to disappear from the event admin list and calendar, and causes its page to 404. However, it still appears in the event list shortcode (with no date).
This appears to have been introduced in 3.1.0. The fix should allow such events to be visible in the admin screen, and deleting an event's last remaining occurrence should probably delete the entire event.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: