drgonzo77

Yes! That’s what we did for now. Of course this only makes sense if you have just one event each day, which works out in our case. Thank you ??

Yes, we’ve tried that. We got the idea of setting the limit to 1 to at least get the next event for tomorrow [spiffy-upcoming-list limit=”1″ ] but how can we display the event of the day after tomorrow?

Maybe with [spiffy-upcoming-list limit=”2″ ] and then hiding the first event object with CSS?

• This reply was modified 3 years, 2 months ago by drgonzo77.

@bornforphp Yeah, that’s what I thought… I solved this by using ajax that runs the php once each minute ??

Thank you for responding.
I now have the information I needed.

Regards

• This reply was modified 3 years, 3 months ago by drgonzo77.

Thanks for responding.
Yes, I’m aware of excluding certain URLs. But since it’s the website’s footer I would have to exclude every single page of the website.
We have the footer as a global template-part and I excluded that from being cached, but since it is being inserted into every page that’s being cached, caching would not make any sense at all then ??

Vielen Dank!

Somit hast du unsere Vermutung also best?tigt, dass es es wohl auf eine Custom-L?sung hinausl?uft. Schade, aber ggf. sollte das mit der Public API von Lexoffice m?glich sein.

LG

Well, I solved this with a workaround including Email conditions, which I haven’t known because they are just named on a certain page on the plugin’s GitHub. Maybe this helps someone else as well.

https://github.com/CalderaWP/Caldera-Forms/wiki/Built-In-Mailer

I’m not sure if the HTML-fields being ignored has its explainable reason or not but with the upper method it solved my problem.

regards

• This reply was modified 8 years ago by drgonzo77.