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PV –

I made some other tweeks to this php file, so I may give you the wrong line number. I suggest you search for the phrase “/* month view */”, and then insert the code shown above on a line immediately following this phrase. Good luck!

Thanks again mrk! I’ll give it a try tonight and let you know. I am also using it on a school website. I’ve received great feedback because of it. Another great plug-in that we has brought us positive reviews is PrayBox – https://www.ads-software.com/extend/plugins/praybox/.

Hi mrk –

Thank you – that would be fantastic! We would be in the America/Los_Angeles time zone. Would you post to the forum or do you need an email to send it to?

That is correct pert. Event names wrap on to multiple lines instead of being cut-off by the next calendar day.

I was able to add a standard featured image to every incoming post by adding this line at the VERY end of the function PostToDB (right before the closing }:
add_post_meta( $post_ID, '_thumbnail_id', 1694 );
where 1694 is the image id…

Hope this helps..

Hi inapan, I simply modified quick-post-widget.php around line 40: I removed the call to load jquery-ui.css from the if (!is_admin()) conditional, and put it in a separate condition prior which only loads it on the page where I am using the plugin:


if (is_page(118)) {
wp_enqueue_style('jquery-ui-style', $qpw_plugin_url . 'css/jquery-ui.css');
}
if (!is_admin()) {
wp_enqueue_script('tinymce', get_bloginfo('wpurl') . '/wp-includes/js/tinymce/tiny_mce.js');
...
}

I’ve used this method on another site to speed up the page load. It would be great if wordpress had a native ability to prevent scripts from unnecessarily loading on every page. Note this is probably not the best method as I’ll have to re-do this if I upgrade the version of your plugin and this file gets overwritten. Hope this helps.

Thanks for your efforts. I found a little simpler way to get around the problem for now- I just added a condition in the other plug in so it doesn’t load the jquery css on the page I have propel. Thanks again!

Yep, when I disabled the other, I see it work. I do need both to make this collaboration site work. Any help you can provide to make them play nice together would be greatly appreciated! Thanks again.

Hi – thanks again. Trying to use your contact form, but your site seems to be down?

Thanks for the quick response. Here is what I found:

Is there anything special about your WordPress install? Are you using WordPress multi-site? Custom directory structure? >no

When you choose a different option, does the value reamin changed in the backend? (ie: if you select flick and press submit, is flick still selected?) >yes

If so, can you look at your front end source and verify that something like this is being included: /wp-content/plugins/propel/themes/flick/jquery-ui-1.8.6.custom.css?ver=3.1.3 >yes,it is in the source

If so, can you make sure that that css file exists?>yes

Any other ideas?

Hello. I updated to your new release, and now see a settings page. The problem, however, is that this page does not affect the output at all. No matter what option I choose, the front end display remains black with white font, which contrasts sharply with my theme. Any way to actually make these settings work? Also, once they work, a “preview” image on the settings page would make it much easier.

Thank you.

Did anyone figure this out? Been trying to insert the suggested code in different spots in postie-functions.php for the past hour to no avail. Any solution would be GREATLY appreciated. Thanks!