• Resolved DELUCKS

    (@delucks)


    I just started to set up your frontend submission form in a multisite and therefore activated the following fields:

    • event_date
    • event_end
    • event_title
    • description
    • submitter
    • event_allday
    • categories

    When I click submit as an admin nothing happens and the browser console shows: */wp-admin/admin-ajax.php 500.

    Furthermore, the Date Picker outputs a different date format (YYYY/M/DD) than the input field specifies (YYYY-MM-DD). Even changing the date format manually does not change the problem. But I would like to have a European date format anyway (j. F Y), as defined in the text settings.

    Then a few additional questions:

    1. How can I display users a calendar just with their own submitted events in the frontend? The shortcode documentation doesn’t explain that.
    2. Would it be possible to remove the time or at least use a placeholder for that?
    3. Can I add custom fields to the submission and detail forms? I would like to use the plugin for an absence calendar in the team. Therefore, I would like to automatically calculate in a field the days how long a user is absent according to the form submission and then sum them up in a separate admin overview, which I want to develop independently.

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  • Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    Hi! I can’t provide support for the premium plugin in these forums; www.ads-software.com only permits support for plugins that are distributed from the WordPress plugin repository. Please submit a support request using the form on the plug-in’s Help screen. Thanks!

    Thread Starter DELUCKS

    (@delucks)

    Where exactly shall the plugins help screen be? Under My Calendar > Help there is no form or link which leads to any help screen.

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    My Calendar > Help > [Get Support] tab.

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