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Thank you very much, that indeed helped!

Hi, thanks for the reply. I added the snippet to the functions.php, but nothing happened. What am I missing?

For anyone having the same problem, it was being caused by the loading animation of the calendar clashing with the theme’s loading animation. You can easily turn it off with css:

.wpfc-loading { display: none; }

For anyone having the same problem, it was being caused by the loading animation of the calendar clashing with the theme’s loading animation. You can easily turn it off with css:

.wpfc-loading { display: none; }

According to my research, this may be caused by using JQuery’s
ready
instead of

$(window).on('load', function() {
 // code here
});

However, I cannot find this in the files. In which file and where should I change this?

Hi,

it only happens with the current theme. I believe the calendar starts to load at the same time the page does and since it gets loaded faster, this strange effect happens as a result. Please see another screenshot: here. Is there any way to NOT load the wp full calendar UNTIL the entire page has been loaded first? Thanks!

Hi @duisterdenhaag,

thanks for your answer, but that didn’t solve it. However, in my EM settings, I removed the Permalink Slug for Events and suddenly everything started to work. (Before, I had “services/events” in there). Even though I can now access “My Bookings” page just fine, the permalink has changed to default (I think). So when user goes to Services page and then to Events page, the permalink is as follows: https://www.mysite.com/services/events – which is correct. However, when one click on any event, it changes to this: https://www.mysite.com/event/eventName.

What is wrong with these permalinks? Should I reinstall the entire plugin and start setting it all again? :/

I have now managed to remove the original event list but this has messed up some of the pages, for example My Bookings page throws “Not Found” error. This message has also been shown in the admin panel:

Uh Oh! For some reason WordPress could not create an events page for you (or you just deleted it). Not to worry though, all you have to do is create an empty page, name it whatever you want, and select it as your events page in your settings page. Sorry for the extra step! If you know what you are doing, you may have done this on purpose, if so ignore this message

That worked perfectly, thanks!

To be more precise, when I set the value for Events List to Nothing (No Page), it messes up “My Bookings” page – I am thrown “Not Found” error when I try to access it.

Hi @findingitontheway,

thanks for the reply, that worked smoothly. However, since they’re just a different category, they still share the same permalink structure. Which looks weird as they are on different subpages. Currently, when I open any of “Events”, the permalink is as follows: “…/events/eventName”. When I open any of the “Trainings”, the permalink is the same: “…/events/trainingName”. I would like to have “…/training/trainingName” for the latter. Is it possible to somehow change this? Obviously not in the settings as they only work with one subpage. Maybe through shortcode? But couldn’t find anything.
Or is there anything else apart from category I could use to filter these two on two different subpages, creating two different permalink structures?

Also, since I used a shortcode for the “Events” page too, how do I now get rid of the event list initially created by the plugin? In the Page settings, I even deleted the events value which I had set originally. However, that original event unfiltered list (containing also “Trainings”) hasn’t been replaced. How can I only keep the list generated by the shortcode?

Thanks a lot!

Hi,

we would appreciate this feature very much too! Please can you let us know ETA when you know it.

Thank you!