David Goebel

So are you saying that site A could see/use the data from site B? Hopefully you don’t have to use separate databases to restrict each site to it’s own data?

Also, another question is accessibility. How does this plugin hold up when an accessibility checker is ran against it? If we use this plugin, we have to meet accessibility requirements.

Thanks.

I suspect it may be a plugin conflict or something as I was able to get it working fine in another environment. However, the one that is not working is an MU. Are there any known issues with running the code embed in an MU environment? Great plugin and thanks for the help.

Thanks sammalek, I will give that a try.

Anybody else ever experience this when importing?

I should clarify that only “John Smith” is shown under the users area. However, when I look at the comments I see the variety of the names as listed above.

But the issue appears to be something with the import process as I have a few other users that only have one name used in the comments section, but my profile image is showing for them as well. However, I also have a few users where only their profile image is showing as expected. So there are definitely inconsistencies across the board. I just want to match up the correct profile image with the corresponding author. I have searched the net but I haven’t found anything related to this issue as of yet.

ok, thanks for the info

Worked like a champ, thanks for the quick response!

Perfect, thanks! What about the description, is it possible to add that as well? I tried using description=”something” but it didn’t work.

Well, I was able to get some items to work, but not 100%. Below is a breakdown of the code and the what shows up in the email. I tried five different lines of code, but only one of them (#3) actually sets up the event within my calendar (Google).

Here is the code in the “confirmed email booking” settings…

(#1) Add to Calendar: #_EVENTGCALLINK
(#2) < a href=”#_EVENTGCALURL”>Add to Google Calendar
(#3) Add to Calendar: #_EVENTGCALURL
(#4) < a href=”#_EVENTICALURL”>add to cal
(#5) Add to iCal: #_EVENTICALURL

Here is what shows up in the confirmed email…
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(#1) The missing button is not a big deal, but even after I download the image the link does not work for some reason. It shows the URL when I hover over but nothing happens when I click on it…
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(#2) The “Add to Google Calendar” link does the same thing, it shows the link on hover but it doesn’t actually link when clicked.

(#3) However, the third item in the lineup does in fact work. When I click on the really long URL it does open up Google Calendar…
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(#4,#5) Both options for ical prompt me to open or download an ics file…
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But when I open it, all it does is open two calendars side be side in Outlook and there is nothing related to the event itself…

@marcus – I changed the email settings to use HTML and I added #_EVENTGCALLINK to the confirmed booking email template. A Google calendar button shows up fine in the email, but nothing happens when I click on the link.

Here is the code that is showing up when I use #_EVENTGCALLINK…

<a href="https://www.google.com/calendar/event?action=TEMPLATE&text=Spring+Picnic&dates=20120412T200000Z/20120412T210000Z&details=%3Ca+href%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Ftango.prototypetest.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F03%2FTheBeev.jpg%22%3E%3Cimg+class%3D%22alignleft+size-full+wp-image-839%22+title%3D%22TheBeev%22+src%3D%22http%3A%2F%2Ftango.prototypetest.org%2Fwp-content%2Fuploads%2F2012%2F03%2FTheBeev.jpg%22+alt%3D%22%22+width%3D%22100%22+height%3D%22122%22+%2F%3E%3C%2Fa%3EGrab+your+gear+and+some+hotdogs%2C+it%27s+picnic+time+again.%C2%A0+So+put+on+a+smile+and+blah+blah+and+more+blah.%C2%A0+Your+pals+will+be+so+glad+that+you+came+or+maybe+not.+Grab+your+gear+and+some+hotdogs%2C+it%27s+picnic+time+again.+So+put+on+a+smile+and+blah+blah+and+more+blah.+Your+pals+will+be+so+glad+that+you+came+or+maybe+not.%0D%0AGrab+your+gear+and+some+hotdogs%2C+it%27s+picnic+time+again.+So+put+on+a+smile+and+blah+blah+and+more+blah.+Your+pals+will+be+so+glad+that+you+came+or+maybe!
 +not.%0D%0AGrab+your+gear+and+some+hotdogs%2C+it%27s+picnic+time+again.+So+put+on+a+smile+and+blah+blah+and+more+blah.+Your+pals+will+be+so+glad+that+you+came+or+maybe+not.%0D%0AGrab+your+gear+and+some+hotdogs%2C+it%27s+picnic+time+again.+So+put+on+a+smile+and+blah+blah+and+more+blah.+Your+pals+will+be+so+glad+that+you+came+or+maybe+not.&location=Apple+HQ&trp=false&sprop=http%3A%2F%2Ftango.prototypetest.org%2F%3Fevent%3Dspring-picnic&sprop=name:Project+Tango" target="_blank"><img src="https://www.google.com/calendar/images/ext/gc_button2.gif" alt="0" border="0"></a>

Forgive me for the rather basic questions, but how exactly is this iCal supposed to work and should it be working in my example above? In a nutshell, the confirmation should have a link that allows the user to add the event to their own calendar such as Google, yes? I guess I am still rather confused as to what the final output of this discussion should look like. Do you have a live example of an event that uses the iCal feature?

When I use this code…

Dear #_BOOKINGNAME, 

you have successfully reserved #_BOOKINGSPACES space/spaces for #_EVENTNAME.

When : #_EVENTDATES @ #_EVENTTIMES

Where : #_LOCATIONNAME - #_LOCATIONFULLLINE

Add to Calendar: #_EVENTICALURL 

Yours faithfully,

#_CONTACTNAME

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I get an email with this link…
https://tango.prototypetest.org/?event=search-master-conference-2012&ical=1

When I click on that link it simply takes me to the page and I don’t see any type of notification to add the event to my calendar.

When I use this code…

Dear #_BOOKINGNAME, 

you have successfully reserved #_BOOKINGSPACES space/spaces for #_EVENTNAME.

When : #_EVENTDATES @ #_EVENTTIMES

Where : #_LOCATIONNAME - #_LOCATIONFULLLINE

Add to Calendar: <a href="#_EVENTICALURL">add to cal</a> 

Yours faithfully,

#_CONTACTNAME

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I get an email with this exact line in the text…

Add to Calendar: <a href="https://tango.prototypetest.org/?event=search-master-conference-2012&ical=1">add to cal</a>

Which links to the exact same page as the other code and also does not prompt me to add the event to my calendar. So how exactly is the user supposed to add this event to their calendar as I don’t see anything on my end. What am I missing here?

I am not exactly sure what you mean. Exactly how would I modify the setting in the “Confirmed booking email”? Currently it has the following code…

Dear #_BOOKINGNAME, 

you have successfully reserved #_BOOKINGSPACES space/spaces for #_EVENTNAME.

When : #_EVENTDATES @ #_EVENTTIMES

Where : #_LOCATIONNAME - #_LOCATIONFULLLINE

Add to Calendar: ??????????????

Yours faithfully,

#_CONTACTNAME

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Yani,

Do you have an apx release date yet? I am just trying to decide if I should pursue the gravity forms option or wait for your update instead.

Thanks.

Nice. It says that they will be releasing a free version (mid Feb). So hopefully they will post it up soon?