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Good point. I’ll look at that. Only problem that I see is that I am saving a LOT of data between pages.

I am linking between pages and using the transient to pass state information between the pages. The problem is that there could easily be multiple users accessing these pages so if there is only one transient system-wide then there is a good chance that users will be overlaying the transient.

Thanks for the quick response, Steve. So, how do I define a unique transient by session? SessionID?

Thanks for your response but I am using the API and read it carefully and there isn’t any mention—that I could find—about whether the transient was system-wide or unique to a session. Could you direct me to the citation?

Thanks

The problem is that the ‘included’ code includes a routine that is called via Ajax. The code includes:

add_action( ‘wp_ajax_xxx’, ‘xxx_func’ );
add_action( ‘wp_ajax_nopriv_xxx’, ‘xxx_func’ );
function xxx(){ ………….

It looks like loading this code in the template is too late in the sequence of module loading. When this code is loaded in the template the routine is not executed from javascript—but when loaded in functions.php then it is executed.

I have done it but it meant hacking your MINIMIZED Javascript. Not fun. It would be nice if we got a copy of the JS that was not minimized so that hacking would be easier. Better yet, some “hooks” in the JS for mods. It’s possible.

Hi, Angelo,

Thanks for your input. I want to create a different header for each month. In my application I am selling the header space to different advertisers, on for each month. What I ended up doing was to hack the Javascript in order to add an ajax call in order to force a new header for each month. The challenge with using the fullcalendar is that it is ajax-driven so after the calendar is once added to a page you have lost control if it as far as PHP coding, for example. Since I had to hack the Javascript that means that I cannot allow anyone to do an update on fullcalendar because it will destroy my hack. What is needed is a set of hooks so that I don’t have to hack the Javascript.

Oh, well…..

Thanks for the quick response. Great. The sooner the better.

What I am looking for is the capability to REMOVE a category. In other words I would like to specific “category = !X” and get all categories EXCEPT X. (Format in example is just for explanation, not a requirement)

Present shortcode will handle most anything.

For the next year:

[eventlist start=2016-01-01 end=2016-12-31]

or
[eventlist start=2016-01-01 end=’+1 year’]

Also if you want to list the events for the next month:

[eventlist start=now end=’+1 month’]

Also in aec_upcoming_events

Need function aec_upcoming_events -> __construct()

Thanks for your feedback. I will pursue some of your suggestions. The confusing part of this is that this just seems to have happened in the last day or so—and we haven’t performed any plugin additions, updates, etc. Also the fact that the list format of the media contents continues to work. Again, confusing.

Hi, Joe,

I found the ‘mc_filter_shortcodes’ filter and by searching the $e array and changing links all is working fine now.

Thanks

Sorry for cluttering up this thread but I found the problem. The DIV was “hidden” in the page, meaning that you didn’t see the added DIV in the page editor until you switched from Visual to Text—and there it was!

<div id="big_calendar">[my_calendar]</div>

I found out how the CSS gets loaded. Through the MC Calendar Style Settings – Select My Calendar Theme.