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I know a few people had an issue with the last update where the browser was still loading the javascript file from the previous version. Usually a cache refresh takes care of it. If that doesn’t work for you, if you could provide me with a link to the site where the widget is failing to appear, I can see if there are other issues going on.

Thanks!

Hi there,

Do you have a link where I could look at your site and see if there are any javascript errors with the calendar script?

Thanks!

Hi Kori,

I’m not sure exactly what you mean by “attached them to a specific page”. Do you mean you put the short code on a page?

To see the calendar, you need to drop the Event Geek calendar widget into a widgitized area.

Hope that helps.

It appears this had to do with single day events. Version 2.1 should fix the bug. Let me know if it doesn’t.

I’ve added a widget title filter to version 2.1. Once you’ve updated, you can put this in your functions.php file:

function custom_event_widget_title(){
	$new_title = '<!--:en-->Events<!--:--><!--:zh-->事件<!--:-->';
	return $new_title;
}
add_filter('gg_event_widget_title', 'custom_event_widget_title');

This should overwrite whatever you’ve specified as the title in the widget admin area with whatever you specify for the variable $new_title.

I’m looking into this, and will let you know when I have a solution. Thanks!

I can’t see any reason that would work in the old version but not now. In any case, I’ll see about adding a hook for the next version that will allow you to do something like this.

FYI, it would probably be a good idea to start a separate thread in the future, since this is a different topic than the original question.

Thanks!

As far as I know, there is nothing in 2.0 that would strip out tags that wasn’t in 1.9.3. What html tag are you trying to use?

Version 2 (just released) should fix this issue.

Hi ZCicc87,

It appears there is a javascript error that only affects IE. I’ll be releasing and update (hopefully later today) that should fix the issue.

Thanks for using Event Geek!

I’ve issued an update (version 1.9.3) which should resolve the issue. Let me know if it doesn’t.

Sorry about that Lockon. This is only happening with the shortcode, correct? Does the pop up display the right date? If so, I think I’ve identified the problem, and will be issuing an update later tonight or tomorrow.

Hi Lockon,

When you input the dates for an event, are you using the datepicker tool, or typing them manually?

Yes. Go into your WordPress General Settings and look toward the bottom for the “Week Starts On” field. Change that to Sunday, and the calendar should do the same.

Hi GeraldtonSteve,

Thanks for trying Event Geek.

The change in versions of jQuery UI caused something to malfunction in the javascript that controls the calendar. I’ve issued an update that should resolve the issue. Let me know if you continue to have problems.

Thanks!