rsimonsen

Hi Ross

I got two kinds of feeds for each calendar – one to show past events and one to show upcoming events.

Past events
Retrieve events from: Now – -63072000
Retrieve events until: Now – 7200
Maximum number of events to retrieve: 200
Cache duration: 600

Upcomming events
Retrieve events from: Now – 7200
Retrieve events until: Now – 157680000
Maximum number of events to retrieve: 200
Cache duration: 600

The reason for the rather big periods is for the visitors on the website to see history and plans ahead for each team, – this is pretty important.

I have already set up the feeds with ‘Event Display Builder’ and everything else, and it works perfectly except for the slow load. :/

To make the feeds refresh somehow else than on page load sounds good – I’m pretty sure a refreshing script running continously in the background will be a much better solution, when dealing with many feeds.
Perhaps this could be a new update? – I’m sure the performance of the plugin will improve because of the page load only will depend on the load from the database.

I’m not good messing around in other peoples source code (and I don’t know nothing about cron), so I’d better stay away from this. :/

Anyone who knows how to stop searching inside the <img>- and <video>-tags?

Anyone??

UPDATE:
I nailed it! ??
By making the user ‘Page Editor’ on the page showing my uploading form it was possible for the user to upload files.
Still got some problems uploading from iPhone though, – any suggestions?

Hi Tareq

Thank you for the quick respond.

When using Firefox > Firebug it gives me this error code:
TypeError: $(…).on is not a function
$(‘#wpuf_new_post_form, #wpuf_edit_post_form’).on(‘submit’, this.checkSubmit);
wpuf.js?ver=3.5.2 (linje 5)

I managed to isolate the code in wpuf.php that makes the error.
By removing line 133 (wp_enqueue_script( 'wpuf', $path . '/js/wpuf.js', array('jquery') );) both carousels started working again. ??

Perhaps you can tweek the code in this line?

Thanks. ??

Hi again

Sorry for the delay.

I tried clearing the browser cache again, but it didn’t work. ??
The .fee-hover-container was also in the header.

But… I removed the admin bar when surfing in the frontend, and that did the trick. ??
I must have made some CSS on the admin bar in the frontend specific for IE.

Thank you very much for patience and your help. ??

UPDATE:
Only admin users are able to upload through the frontend – not even editors as mentioned earlier.
Sorry for the confusion.

Hi again

Yes – that is exactly the one. ??

In e.g. Firefox – when moving the cursor up and down – the container is placed at the left of the editable box – vertically aligned with the cursor.
In IE the container is still placed at the left of the editable box but about 25px higher. The container is still moving up and down with the cursor though.

The idea is in alle browsers to keep the container vertically aligned with the cursor so the user only needs to move the cursor to the left and click to select the container.

I hope this clarified my situation a bit further – otherwise do not hesitate to ask. ??

Thanks.

Hi designsimply

Thank you for your answer – let me explain a little more detailed about my situation.

In my theme’s ‘header.php’ I have placed the following:

<!--[if IE]>
                <style type="text/css">
                #headerimg{ filter:alpha(opacity=80);}
                .top img{ filter:alpha(opacity=60);}
                .top img:hover{ filter:alpha(opacity=100);}
                ul.comment-preview li{ filter:alpha(opacity=70);}
                ul.comment-preview li:hover{ filter:alpha(opacity=100);}
                #commentform input[type="text"],#commentform .comment-form-author .required,
                #commentform .comment-form-email .required{padding-left: 65px !important;}
                .top a {position: relative;top: 2px;}
                .fee-hover-container {margin-top:25px !important;}
            </style>
        <![endif]-->

You can see the page here:
https://ifdummy04.blansen.dk/gymnastik/

Could it be that the CSS must be applied somehow else? – Maybe because of the java script of the plugin?

BTW – when I add the ‘margin-top:25px !important;’ in the ‘core.css’ of the plugin it works – but for all browsers.

Thanks Jeremy! ??

Take a look at my source code and see if it helps.

I can tell you my backend settings (values from top):
slow
No, hide image titles
1
Medium
New Window or tab
*no value*
*no value*

Here’s my CSS:

.jcarousel-container {
    -moz-border-radius: 10px;
    background: #F0F6F9;
    border: 1px solid #346F97;
    width: 245px;
    padding: 20px 40px;
}

.jcarousel-clip {
    width:  245px;
    height: 75px;
}

.jcarousel-list {
    width:  255px;
    height: 75px;
}

.jcarousel-list li {
    width: 75px;
    height: 75px;
    margin-right: 10px;
}

.jcarousel-item-placeholder {
    background: #fff url(jcarousel_loading.gif) 50% 50% no-repeat;
}

Hope that helps – otherwise please ask more directly to what you want to know.

Good luck.

It’s been a while since I had to do with it so I can’t say. :/

Anyone who knows how to remove the annoying white space on smartphones?

It has been a while since I worked with this plugin, but I got it to work on a test site:
https://ifn.blansen.dk/
(look right sidebar bottom)

Hi again

Awesome! – I was unaware that you could name two different feeds with the exact same name!

Thank you very much for your time and effort explaining me to use the widget correctly! ??