I would like to display the date of the events that occur on more than one day to be displayed like below:
August 12-13
Instead, I can only get it to display like this:
August 12 – August 13
Is there a way I can exclude the second display of the month?
Thanks.
]]>As of WP 3.2.1, the list of events is not displaying for me. I can still access the events editor in the dashboard and the data is there– the plugin simply fails to display anything except an empty UL with class “wplc_event_list.”
Is anyone else having this problem? Any idea how to fix it?
]]>Greetings – I’m using the WP-Security plug-in by WebSite Defender. This plug-in recommends changing the “wp_” prefix at the start of every table name to any other set of letters. Their utility modifies the wp-config.php file to show the new prefix. Unfortunately it appears that the WPListCal plug-in must have the “wp_wplistcal” file name hardwired somewhere because I keep getting the following error message when I attempt to post a new event…
WordPress database error: [Table ‘xxxxxxxx_xxxx1.wp_wplistcal’ doesn’t exist]
Can you suggest where i might look to find this code so I can switch it over to my NEW prefix?
Thanks
Is there a way to customize the output of the events on the blog to be sorted by month, with the events in that month listed under the month name?
Ideally, it would look something like this: https://nwtechanddesign.com/wp-content/blogs.dir/11/ericbean_calendar.jpg
]]>I’m wondering how to add headers to the table so that it resembles the event admin interface, in other words – like so:
Event Name Location Start Date/Time End Date/Time
Hey.
Any ideas on how I can show past events in a new section below the upcoming events?
]]>Hi there,
I could have sworn to have done this with your plugin before. I want to have just a list of events in my sidebar with a link to view the full information. Maybe the name of the event would be live. IS this possible?
Here is the code I’m using so far.
Thanks
<?php echo wplc_show_events('list', '%LINKEDNAME%: <br />%START% - %END%
<a href="%EXPORTURL%">(export)</a>', 'M j, Y g:ia', -1, false, 30, 'asc', true, 'g:ia', 'Sorry, no events'); ?>Great plugin. I’ve got a question in regards to hardcoding links. I have this bit of code right now, which is nearly perfect for what I want:
<?php echo wplc_show_events('table', '%START%: %LINKEDNAME%', 'M j', 3, false, -1, 'asc', true, 'g:ia', 'Sorry, no events'); ?>
However, is there a way within that snippet to override the link created? For example, instead of the link going to the URL I’ve entered in the WPListCal admin, I’d like it to go instead to another link. Is that possible?
The reason I’m trying to do that is that I have a sidebar with 3 upcoming events that this snippet displays. But instead of the 3 links going to the URL in the WPListCal admin, I’d like it to direct users to the page on my site that lists the entire calendar.
Thanks!
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