sistunix
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Dear Adam,
thanks a lot! Works like a charm now.
Great support team!
Regards
sistunixHey Kris (@wpmudevsupport13),
thanks for your quick reply.
The Endgoal ist:
IF the form ist filled/sent after 7:00 AM AND the value of date-1 field is the same date as the current date the user will be forwarded to a specific page.
Otherwise user will be forwarded to antoher page.
hidden-1 and hidden-2 are just to get the current date and time. If they aren’t needed I don’t use them. Just thought date-format could be the same as in date-1 for easier comparisation.
The processors to send data by mail won’t change at all and should send in both cases.
I thought it would be sufficient to change the value of hidden-3 from “0” (default) to “1” to check this value in behaviour:
– forward user to page 1 (when hidden-3 == “1”)
– forward user to page 2 (when hidden-3 == “0”)Thanks
SimonForum: Plugins
In reply to: [Event Calendar] [Plugin: Ajax Event Calendar] date formatFOUND IT!
In jquery.fullcalendar.min.js line 107 search for:
header:{left: [...] titleFormat:{ [...] ,week:"MMM d[ yyyy]{ '—'[ MMM] d yyyy} [...]"
use Variables to change Format to your wishes, for example:
titleFormat:{ [...] ,week:"d. MMM [ yyyy]{ '-' d. [ MMM] yyyy}" [...]
Thanks a lot!
editing the following files of the plugin :
ajax-event-calendar.php
Line 1028, 1035 and 1039 add :
$permissions = new stdClass();
inc/admin-event.php
Line 25 add :
$event = new stdClass();
That worked for me too!