huntlyc

Hey, first off, thanks for your review! Much appreciated!!!

I’ve had a few people want to change the “more/less info” links on the font end as well as the text for the widget without having to do a full translation so I’ve allowed this. If you have a wee look at the settings page for the plugin, you can change the text to whatever suits. Settings screenshot

The only reason why I can think that the admin section is in French is because you’ve set your WordPress Language as FR? You have to download a specific translation file to get the whole admin section to be translated.

If this is not what you want and you want my plugin to also be in English, you can simply FTP into your site and delete the hc_rse-fr_Fr.po and hc_rse-fr_Fr.mo files that reside within the plugin folder. Usually these files are located here:
/public_html/wp-content/plugins//really-simple-events/translations/

Let me know how you get on!

Hi dcbl68,

Currently there’s no way to allow visitors to organize the events, but this is in the pipeline for the future.

I’m not sure what you mean about lengthening the side bar as I don’t set a height on it. Perhaps that’s something your theme does? If you can give me a link to your page I can take a wee look.

Cheers,
Huntly

Good stuff! Glad we got to the bottom of that. Thanks for all your help!

Ah, ok, I’ve just published another update, hopefully you should see it soon. Here’s hoping that this fixes it…

Ok, so I’ve installed that version of WordPress and have managed to add an event with some example Hungarian text. I was then able edit the title and all seems to be working fine.

I’ve uploaded some screen shots to make sure we’re both on the same page.
Initial:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/6h0buglayx27dcf/eventsgrap.png
Edit and update:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/ca1nieqkxv4m8sm/eventsgrab2.png

Hahaha, and so the saga continues… ??

What exactly is the text you’re putting in? I only ask because I’ve managed to get away with all sorts of weird and wonderful characters I never even knew existed! However, I’ll go download that version of wordpress and see what happens.

Cheers,

Hi muranyia, I’ve just published an update to the plugin that should hopefully fix this for you… Because I was unable to recreate this issue, could you let me know if the update works for you?

Thanks for your patience!!!

Thanks for the quick feedback muranyia, I can only apologize for the lateness of mine, it’s been a busy old week!!!

Am I right in assuming that the title only screws up in the edit event page? So when you create an entry with SQL it shows up fine in the front end and also in the view events admin page?

Cheers,
Huntly

Hi muranyia,

I’ve tried to recreate this issue and have been unable to do so…

My working theory is that the database character encoding hasn’t been set correctly and is set as latin1 rather than utf-8. There’s a pretty straight forward way to check/fix this.

If any of this makes you uncomfortable or you’re not sure, then PLEASE EMAIL ME before you accidentally take out your whole WordPress install! ([email protected])

You can check to see what the table is using pretty easily:
* Install the ‘Adminer’ Plugin
* Go to the “settings” menu on the wordpress admin and select adminer
* Open in a new tab
* Find this table in the right-hand column “wp_reallysimpleevents”
* it *should* say beside it in one of the columns ‘utf8_general_ci’

If it doesn’t say ‘uft8’ then you’re going to have to manually change it, but you can do this with adminer. NOTE!!!! I can’t accept any responsibility for any data loss that you might have!!! In saying that, I’ve done this before and didn’t have any problems…

Click “sql command” and execute the following:

ALTER TABLE wp_reallysimpleevents CONVERT TO CHARACTER SET utf8;

That should fix it, if it doesn’t then there is one last command you can try:

alter table wp_reallysimpleevents change title title VARBINARY(255);
alter table wp_reallysimpleevents change title title VARCHAR(255) character set utf8;

Marking as resolved…

Hi SmoovP,

Just to let you know, I’ve updated the plugin (1.0.2) to allow you to set the width/height of an elament. Simple use the data attributes:

data-popupheight="100" data-popupwidth="400"

You need to use both for this to work properly…

In your example you’ll want to do something like this:

<a class="hs-rsp-popup hiddendiv" href="https://keystoneaviation.com/empty-legs" data-popupheight="400" data-popupwidth="600">Popup Test (set width)</a>

You can see a few examples here: https://huntlyrubytest.co.uk/popup-test/

Let me know how you get on.

Cheers,

Hi SmoovP,

Currently there is no easy way to do this, but I’m working on an update that will allow the user to individually set the width and height. I’ll update you when this is done.

Cheers,
Huntly

If you could provided me more info (such as the browser/version) you were using, than I can have a look into this.

Cheers,

OK, thanks for the extra info, I’ll look into this.

Hi Muranyia,

Thanks for taking the time to post, what exactly are you trying to enter and into which field? If you let me know I can test this out.

There have been issues with this before, but they had been resolved…

Cheers,

Huntly