laplix

doesn’t work,

the brackets seem to be interpreted, even when they are between backsticks.

Very weird and very frustrating.

Anyway, you know what I mean I hope,
Laplix

How the h*** do you write a short tag here???

So, to make sure you can understand me,

Use 2 square brackets EventsCalendarLarge 2 square brackets

Testing, testing,

EventsCalendarLarge

Hello ekitel,

You just need to create a new page on your blog.

In this page, just add the short tag EventsCalendarLarge tag and you’re done.

People looking at that page will see the large calendar.

Please go to https://wp-eventscalendar.com for news- and updates. You might also want to visit our forum (same login as the main blog) and our bug tracker (you’ll need to register for another login).

Hope that did help,
Laplix

hmm, I’m about to call it quit (meaning I need to eat as I have been at this for hours).

Please, could you provide us with an issue in our bug tracker at https://tracker.wp-eventscalendar.com/ ? You’ll need to register if you have not done so already.

Thank you my friend,
Laplix

Hello,

I’m sorry to say that right now, there is a lot of inline CSS styling, which makes it hard to adapt.

We **will** put all the CSS to stylesheet in future releases.

As for the popup, could you raise an issue on our bug tracker please? The address is https://tracker.wp-eventscalendar.com/. You’ll need to register first.

Also, please read https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/292773?replies=2 for a bit of history.

Thank you for raising this and for you patience,
Laplix

It won’t work right now, sorry.

We do want to implement import/export features in a future release but that will go to a 7.x version.

By the way, the more people vote for that in our bug tracker (https://tracker.wp-eventscalendar.com/), the faster it’s gonna be done.

Not for 7.0 though.

Tourelou,
Laplix

I just re-read your post,

HX tags? What are you talking about? There is no such thing as a HX tag. Are you using some weird plugin?

L

@jackson-gabbard,

How would you go making a calendar without using tables? A calendar is a tabular data holder.

Floating stuff around would probably be a nightmare.

If you have proof of concept, we would be happy to look at it. We have a bug tracker on https://tracker.wp-eventscalendar.com/my_view_page.php where you can propose a feature and maybe provide an example?

As for you remark about the HTML, I hear you. In fact, since I’m the new guy in town on this plugin, I have lots of ideas to improve the plugin. I am thinking about getting the HTML, CSS and JS out of the PHP code. Or, at the very least, the CSS and JS stuff. And for the HTML, I was thinking about maybe a class that would do the job, like a ec_html->div(array(‘class’=’mine’, ‘id’=’yours’, etc.)) and stuff like that.

Evidently, I’m not alone and democracy is the rule. So the team must agree.

So please stay tuned. As a (new) team (please see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/292773?replies=2 for a bit of an explanation), we are evolving and working hard to make it work for you folks.

Thank you for you patience,
Laplix

Hi ryan76nz,

This is going to be taken care of in the next release. Please see https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/292773?replies=2 for a bit of explanation.

Thank you for your patience,
Laplix

Hi folks,

The warning message is just a place holder for the plugin validation. If it says “Message”, you don’t need to care. Normally, it should go out when you click on something.

As for the second problem, if you go and read the readme.txt file, you’ll see that the plugin was working with WP up to 2.6.1.

We are currently working on making it work with the 2.8.x series.

I did a bit of explanation in this thread : https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/292773?replies=2, so you might want to go and read it.

Sorry for the inconvenience,
laplix

Hello all,
This is going to be corrected in our next release.

So go to https://wp-eventscalendar.com to keep up with the news.

Won’t be long…

laplix

Sorry. But this is a bug in WPEC 6.5.2.1 which is currently compatible with WP only up to 2.6.1.

Right now, we are working on fixing this. There will be 2 releases in the near (6.5.2.2) and a bit less near (7.0) future.

6.5.2.2 is aimed at taking take of being compatible with WP 2.8.x and addressing a few outstanding bugs.

7.0 will bring lots of new features, including recurrence.

A bit of history:

WPEC was started by Luke Howell in 2007 with the help of Brad Bodine (URLs on the wp-eventscalendar.com site). René Malka (a.k.a Heirem) came in at around the 6.5.x (in 2008) series to help and then took over to work on the next major release, e.g. 7.0.

What that means is that the current release of the plugin was left as is and was only compatible up to WP 2.6.1. Some of you folks managed to make it work with the WP 2.7.x series and I even get the impression that a few made it work with the 2.8.x series. BUT, BUT, BUT, officially, the plugin stable version is only compatible with WP up to 2.6.1.

But now, instead of having one (1) person behind the plugin, you have a team of five (5) people: Luke, René (heirem), Brad, Coe and little me, Louis (laplix). Again, URLs are on the official web site and, by the way, go read René’s blog if you want to know what’s coming.

For my part, I have been working on the 6.5.2.x series and I will soon release an alpha version for testing by the community. I have also been monitoring our own forum. This is why I never thought to come here and answer threads about WPEC. And, for a while, I still won’t. I have enough work coding and managing our own forum and bug tracker. But rest assured that when the next releases are out and we get organized (please remember that we are a new team), we are going to monitor this forum.

But the main place to be will always be our web site. The blog will be used for announcements, the forum for help and the bug tracker for bugs and improvements and new features.

So, don’t be scared, don’t be shy, tell us what you need, tell us what you want and do tell us about your dreams…

Laplix

Since the home.php page lives in your theme folder and is recognized by WP, you can simply add this line to get your sidebar


<?php get_sidebar(); ?>


@handysolo

Thank you very much. It works perfectly. Exactly what I needed.

@WordPress_Community

I sent this post less than an hour ago and already had two generous persons responding. This gives me a *very* warm feeling.

I wish to thank all the people working on WP and all the people helping us out (we noobies). You are really very generous of your time and brain power.

Thank you again. I’ll try to play my part as soon as I am on par with WP.

Louis