laskowv

Calvin, sorry. I reinstalled version 2.3.7 on the 16 websites that I have this plugin loaded on because we cannot afford the downtime this month. It did not work on IE 11, Firefox, Safari, nor Chrome.

Would be very interested to compare code changes on 2.3.7 to 2.3.8; something messed with these functions.

Check your version. If you are on 2.3.8, there is a bug and you cannot change stuff at the moment. I downloaded the 2.3.7 version and used FTP to replace the existing directory and all is working fine now.

Never mind, I found the instructions.

Here is the link for using the “agenda” view:
https://nsdch.org/public/nsdch-events/

When expanded, you will see the a folder icon, followed by the label “CATEGORIES:”, my defined category name, and then the link/label “Read More”.

Using Firebug, I see this area uses a class called “ai1ec-event-summary-footer”. Is there a option to use disable it (like the disable_filters=”false) for the footer? Or would I have to change PHP code (which I don’t mind doing).

First, check to see if their Genesis theme is at least 2.2.x If so, then you will find the header.php located in the following folder:
/lib/structure/header.php

I did read that you have to go back in and re-save your settings with these extended views on their website. You might try that and check for the “changes saved” to display.

Check the Settings menu, last option “Display events in calendar time zone”. If it checked, then see what time zone you are setup for. Finally, edit the event and check the time zone it is setup for.

UPDATE: found the solution for hiding the Category display by “Googling” it. There is another shortcode parameter called “display_filters” which can be set to “false”.

[ai1ec cat_name=”State Event” view=”agenda” display_filters=”false”]

Well, now I am back to my other issue with the views. How to only display the view set in the shortcode.

tashmina – thank you so much; that is exactly what I needed to know. The SETUP is the key to any good plugin or software.

Try this link:
https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/wiki/ShortcodeOptions

The shortcodes work on pages as well as widgets

just put the shortcode of [calendar] on the page (use the brackets). Here is the website for the shortcodes:

https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/wiki/ShortcodeOptions

your “excluded = true” needs to list all of the categories you want to exclude.

Let’s say you have categories 1 through 9.

For example: excluded=”1,2,5,7,9″

This will allow for categories 3,4,6,and 8 showing.

I am using Android phone and have 16 websites using this plugin with no crashes. Try using another Android phone to verify — it may be on your phone.

upgrade to WP 4.4 and see if that helps

You need to read the documentation. Try this link:
https://code.google.com/p/wp-aec/wiki/ShortcodeOptions