Atte Moisio

Yes, should be possible. In WordPress terms the event category is a custom taxonomy named ‘am_event_categories’. Same goes for venues, it’s a custom taxonomy named ‘am_venues’.

Looking at https://developer.www.ads-software.com/themes/template-files-section/taxonomy-templates/, the archive template should be named ‘taxonomy-am_event_categories.php’ or ‘taxonomy-am_event_categories-mycategory.php’

I’m also planning to make the category and venue slugs configurable in the near future. Doesn’t affect the stuff above but just good to know maybe.

This is now fixed and released in version 1.13.1

Thank you for reporting!

That js file has been completely re-written. The row with the error you encountered does not exist anymore. This might be a caching issue.

Thanks for trying it out. Could you specify what browser and WordPress version you are using?

I’ve just updated the plugin with a completely new date time picker (switched from jQuery based datetimepicker to flatpickr). The time formatting should also behave better now.

I’ve just updated the plugin with a completely new date time picker (switched from jQuery based datetimepicker to flatpickr). The time formatting should also behave better now.

The template for single event posts should be named “single-am_event.php”

Also just realized you’re speaking about the single post templates, I’ll try that too.

Hmm, just tried this myself with the latest version of WordPress and it worked.

Things to check:
1. Child theme is selected under Appearance -> Themes
2. I didn’t know this before, but looks like you can actually select the template to use when creating a page (under Page attributes -> Template), the templates provided by the child theme should be listed there.

What are you using as the parent theme? There might be some issue with that too.

WordPress uses a specific hierarchy for selecting which template get’s used. More details at https://developer.www.ads-software.com/themes/basics/template-hierarchy/

In short, the child-theme should include a specifically named template, e.g. “page-events.php” where “events” would be the slug for the page.

Any chance you figured out what the problem was? There’s another user struggling with the same issue atm.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 2 months ago by Atte Moisio.

Hi,

There was recently another user with the same problem. See https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/custom-date-format-conflict/ for some possible pointers on what the problem might be. Anyway, I’ll try to take a deeper look on this issue.

Hey,

I tried this and first I couldn’t reproduce this but I think I just realized what the problem might be.

The plugin doesn’t actually use the date format defined in the WordPress settings for the date picker. Instead, it uses a date format defined in the translation files. So I’m betting you have translated the plugin and used the same value Y年m月d日 or similar in your translation file.

You’ll find the translation under key “m/d/Y H:i” (which is also the default value). This should be set to a format that can be understood by PHP strtotime function. Changing this translation value won’t have affect anything else but the datetime picker.

Hope this helps and thanks for using the plugin!

• This reply was modified 7 years, 3 months ago by Atte Moisio.

Example:

[start-date format=’D d.m.Y H:s’]
[if cond=’startdate-not-enddate’]
– [end-date format=’D d.m.Y H:s’]
[/if]

All shortcodes listed at https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/am-events/other_notes/

This is most likely due to parts of jQuery UI being included by multiple plugins.

I’ve just updated the date/time picker for AM Events to use a newer version of jQuery UI, which might resolve this problem. Please let me know if the issue still persists.