WordPress Multisite instillation – Ajax Event Calendar plugin

This plugin does not support multisite installations.
I’m afraid I cannot be of further assistance in this matter.

Eran

FYI I installed the plugin v0.9.8.6 with WordPress 3.2.1 Multisite install and everything seems to be working across the two sites I have going.

Eran, I think your plugin is great. Are you sure it doesn’t work in Multisite installs, because it seems to be working for me.

That’s terrific news!
I suppose I should have said, I do not test and therefore cannot claim to support multisite installations. So I’m really pleased to learn that it works.

Thanks for posting!
Eran

@whatsupmf Are you sure its working properly on the both sites u have?

I haven’t done a lot testing, so I can’t say with certainty, it’s on a development server right now and the basics of setting up a calendar and adding events on three sites in a multisite install worked ok as far as I can tell. It will get much more thorough testing over the next couple months as my project moves into more serious development stages.

Hi Eran. Your plugin is fantastic. I am using it in a Multisite installation on three separate sites, and the category colors will not stick. The issue has something to do with DB tables. When I make a revision to one table, for one of the sites, it messes up a table settings for another site in the same installation. ??

However, I resolved my issue by creating a single calendar site and creating multiple pages within that site using your shortcodes as category filters for the different calendars. I only wish that I can filter the categories on the backend calendar as I can do on the frontend. ??

At present, this plugin does not support multi-site installations.

After the next version of the plugin beta is launched (at the end of this week) I will be moving bug tracking/feature requests to a more functional site than this discussion board and will be providing details with the next release of the plugin.

In addition, I will be collecting feature requests in a survey to determine which features would satisfy the largest number of calendar users as a tool to help determine what functionality should receive primary attention. This prioritization seems the fairest way to define the product roadmap.

Eran, thank you for the info. I will be making a donation for your time and effort on a great plugin that will help our small school.

Please consider my suggestion of a backend feature that would filter the Dashboard calendar categories for calendar moderators. It would be great if this feature could be controlled by the admin.

For example, I set up one calendar for our school and three different classrooms on four different pages, using your [calendar categories=””] shortcode. I have assigned four moderators, one for each calendar. Each moderator has to sift through 16 categories on the backend to assign dates for his/her respective calendar. It would be great if I could assign a backend calendar that filters out the categories that do not apply. Just a thought. ??

Does your plugin work with Buddypress?

The primary objective of this calendar was to get it working on WordPress.
Since I do not make use of it, I have not made any special provisions for BuddyPress, but I’m also not aware of any incompatibility.

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