How to stop popup from automatically going to Google Calendar on Click

Yup – use the shortcode argument: no_link="true"

Thanks but I already have that in place and it still launches google calendar when the popup comes up.

It can be viewed at: https://1059theregion.com/whats-on/

This is what I have in WordPress:

[pretty_google_calendar gcal=”[email protected]” initial_view=”dayGridMonth” enforce_listview_on_mobile=”true” show_today_button=”true” show_title=”true”]

Correction:

[pretty_google_calendar gcal=”[email protected]” use_tooltip=”true” no_link=”true”  enforce_listview_on_mobile=”true” show_today_button=”true” show_title=”true”]

Odd – when that last came through in email, your shortcode reads in part:

…use_tooltip="true" no_link="true"  enforce_listview_on_mobile="true"…

Seems maybe there’s an HTML character in there that doesn’t belong. Also, I never trust curly quotes…

Try this: [pretty_google_calendar gcal="[email protected]" use_tooltip="true" no_link="true"? enforce_listview_on_mobile="true" show_today_button="true" show_title="true"]

If the above doesn’t help, you can try the nuclear option of setting the no_link in the PGCalendar settings page (note this global setting will be going away in a future release).

Thanks for the suggestions, but alas the behaviour is still the same ??

I can only assume it is a conflict with the theme that we are using (OnAir2), so I will either have to live with the issue or pursue another (less pretty) alternative.

I don’t accept “live with it” as an answer ??

Wondering what happens if you put it on a page with nothing else… maybe there’s a JS conflict that’s scrambling the jsEvent.preventDefault() from registering on the element.

Please send me note at lbell270 at the gmails and we can dig a little deeper.