jeroenroelofsen

In the end I got it to work
[gravitywp_count formid='5' filter_field="9" filter_value="Groenendaeler" filter_field2="8" filter_value2="Reu" filter_field3="34" filter_value3="1 Jongste pup|0"]

• This reply was modified 3 years, 9 months ago by jeroenroelofsen.

Unfortunately this didn’t work either. Can it be because of it’s a product field? Is it possible to use wildcards (* %?)?

I tried a more simple value for this field allready. But it is a product field, so the price is added to the value in the database. I don’t think this can be over ruled.

I did sent the json output to the mail.

Must be not to hard to add this as an option in the Admin panel.
So, this should be on the feature request list ??

First let me say that the changes I did is at own risk. Be sure you have a backup of (at least) the plugin folder so you can always fall back to the original file.

That said, the changes;
Login to your Admin panel.
There go to plugins -> editor.
Then on the right upper corner of the edit field go to WP FullCalendar and choose select.
Choose for wp-fullcalendar/wp-fullcalendar.php on the right side.

Look for public static function qtip_content()
My version looks like;
public static function qtip_content(){
$content = ”;
if( !empty($_REQUEST[‘post_id’]) ){
$post = get_post($_REQUEST[‘post_id’]);
if( $post->post_type == ‘attachment’ ){
$content = wp_get_attachment_image($post->ID, ‘thumbnail’);
}else{
$content = ( !empty($post) ) ? $post->post_excerpt : ”;
$ptitle = ( !empty($post) ) ? $post->post_title : ”;
if( get_option(‘wpfc_qtips_image’,1) ){
$post_image = get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, array(get_option(‘wpfc_qtip_image_w’,75),get_option(‘wpfc_qtip_image_h’,75)));
if( !empty($post_image) ){
$content = ‘<h3>’.$ptitle.'</h3><div style=”float:left; margin:0px 5px 5px 0px;”>’.$post_image.'</div><p style=”font-size: 14px;”>’.$content.'</p>’;
}
}
}
}
echo apply_filters(‘wpfc_qtip_content’, $content);
die();
}

/**
Good luck, and let me know the result.

With some coding I managed to make the excerpt as popup;
https://www.landmarks.nl/kalender-archief/

This would be really interesting. Is there a way to do this?

Although, it’s not only a translation thing. Also the settings are not used, that has nothing to do with translation.

@angelo
Does this mean that those buttons are not translated yet?

Strange thing is that the stuff in the calendar itself is displayed in dutch (nl), also the month name. Butt the buttons are not affected. Neither for language nor for options.

Thank you angelo

I’ve tried both suggestions, although none of them worked.

I realy wonder if it would work in my case at all.

If I put the div in my page, nothing is displayed at all
<div id='calendar'></div>

So I call the calendar with the shortcode
[fullcalendar type="post"]

The calendar is displayed, but not with the options I stated in my header file

Quite simple

Your parent CSS (the page) has a padding around it. Because the calendar is displayed inside of this div it uses the same padding.

The trick is something like
`
.fc-event-inner{
padding-left: 0px;
padding-right: 0px;
}

Play around a bit, then stuf should start to work

Thanx I will give this a try later this week. What is the best option to do this? Replace files? Re-install?

Gr
Jeroen

Another future request
-possibility to put a code before and after photo’s in the widgets (e.g.

and at the end

). This way it’s more easy to make rows of photos or a slider using Jquery.