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In reply to: [Events Manager - Calendar, Bookings, Tickets, and more!] Multiple DatesNo I don’t think recurring events will work because that depends on events happening on a regular schedule i.e. the 3’rd Thursday of each month. My events will happen at different dates with no regular recurring cycle. I may run a class on the 1st Saturday this month and the 3rd Monday next month. I just need to be able to schedule the class for a list of dates.
That’s got it fabifott, thanks for the help!!
Yes that’s exactly the same as mine but it definitely doesn’t work on my end. Must be a setting somewhere. I’m amazed that this plugin doesn’t have this simple capability built in!
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I appreciate the try but still no change. Here is the entire template.
<div class="wpfilebase-attachment"> <div class="wpfilebase-fileicon"><a href="%file_url%"><img align="middle" src="%file_icon_url%" alt="%file_display_name%" /></a></div> <div class="wpfilebase-rightcol"> <div class="wpfilebase-filetitle"> <a href="%file_url%">%file_display_name%</a> %file_name% <!-- IF %file_version% -->%'Version:'% %file_version%<!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF %file_post_id% AND %post_id% != %file_post_id% --><a href="%file_post_url%">%'View post'%</a><!-- ENDIF --> </div> <div class="wpfilebase-filedetails" id="wpfilebase-filedetails%uid%" style="display: none;"> <p>%file_description%</p> <table border="0"> <!-- IF %file_languages% --><tr><td><strong>%'Languages'%:</strong></td><td>%file_languages%</td></tr><!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF %file_author% --><tr><td><strong>%'Author'%:</strong></td><td>%file_author%</td></tr><!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF %file_platforms% --><tr><td><strong>%'Platforms'%:</strong></td><td>%file_platforms%</td></tr><!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF %file_requirements% --><tr><td><strong>%'Requirements'%:</strong></td><td>%file_requirements%</td></tr><!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF %file_category% --><tr><td><strong>%'Category:'%</strong></td><td>%file_category%</td></tr><!-- ENDIF --> <!-- IF %file_license% --><tr><td><strong>%'License'%:</strong></td><td>%file_license%</td></tr><!-- ENDIF --> <tr><td><strong>%'Date'%:</strong></td><td>%file_date%</td></tr> <!-- <tr><td><strong>%'MD5 Hash'%:</strong></td><td><small>%file_hash%</small></td></tr> --> </table> </div> </div> <div class="wpfilebase-fileinfo"> %file_size% %file_hits% %'Downloads'% <a href="#">%'Details'%...</a> </div> <div style="clear: both;"></div> </div>
I tried changing both of them. It had no effect.
That’s ok but given that all the documents will be PDF we would like to open them in a new window. The change you suggested:
makes total sense so I’m wondering if I’m making the change in the wrong location?
Thanks but it didn’t change anything. Here is a link to the page if it helps.
https://www.self-regulation.ca/?page_id=123
I made this change under WP-Filebase > Settings > Templates and Scripts