lexhair

Try changing your permalinks.

Looks ok here.

It’s in the manual. Make sure you have an event category and it’s not your default post category. Set the option “Keep events separate” and you should be fine.

Is this just a Windows issue for php 5.3?

There’s something wrong with your ec3_schedule table on your mysql database. Did you install the plugin properly?

Your category archive page for events doesn’t appear broken. Or at least it looks like mine does for as long as I’ve used EC3. What do you think is broken? It’s not throwing errors.

The beta works just fine on my setup (WP 2.8.5, php 5.2.9 mysql 5.0.81 UTF8). 3.1.4 also works fine. I think the Big Calendar feature needs php5.

Odd. It’s working fine on my 2.8.4 setup. Using ver 3.1.4. on one blog and 3.2 RC2 on another.

The simple answer is “you can’t”. The ec3_get_events() function does not pull the end time and end date in its mysql query.

@rosschapman
Great tip!!

I think I’d write this differently like so:

<?php
$post = $wp_query->post;
if ( in_category('26') ) {
  include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/single-26.php');

} elseif ( in_category('100') ) {
  include(TEMPLATEPATH . '/single-100.php');
}
  else {
include (TEMPLATEPATH.'/single-3.php');
}
?>

Assuming your single-3.php is your “catch all” template. You don’t need a return or a get_header() in this script. get_header() needs to be in whichever template you are redirecting to.

Ronald wrote a wonderful customized function (he called it a hack..riiight) for me which allows me to show the posts and exclude the parent category link. You can see the parent category exclusion at the bottom half of this archive/category page on my blog.

Good luck, Phil. And thank you, as always, Ronald.

Try this. It’s not the plugin.

and I floated the Reply to Comment link over to the right.

Hi Ronald…fair point. As an admin, I only allow the commentators (?) a fixed amount of time to edit their comment so no big deal there. As an admin, I made my suggestion because the resulting output on my theme was a bit mashed up (as admin) showing the edit links (and icons) when the Reply to Comment button (WP 2.7.1) was missing.

What wound up working on my theme (after I made my initial post) was turning on clearfix:after. I had that option turned off before I updated to WP 2.7. Then I edited my theme CSS and comments.php for WP 2.7 and stripped out the theme’s original, native AJAX commenting which used scriptaculous. I never went back and turned clearfix:after on until this morning. So now I can leave the edit links on as admin and the css layout is fine.

I guess what I’m saying is that clearfix:after fixed the layout problem which only I saw as admin so I don’t have to turn off admin edit links in the comment area on posts with closed comments.

All the best,
John

The codex is still a little light on this topic. This thread is quite useful.