Tinwetari

Hi gopaulo,

Our site and mobile have always had timeout issues since installing the plugin a few months ago. I haven’t installed 3.6 yet. Our mobile app developers say they need to copy the API and make some tweaks to how it’s pulling the data. I’m not sure what they’re talking about, but maybe someone else out there does.

Did you happen to find a solution?

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just marking this as resolved.

I figured it out!

When I attempted to tweak the em-events.php yesterday, I also tried to add an else condition to the echo $args[‘before_widget’], but I must’ve not coded it correctly. Originally I added else { echo “image stuff”; } by itself.

Today, I changed it to include the before_/after_title arguments, and it works great! As long as the title field is empty in the widget, it will display the image.

echo $args['before_widget'];
    	if( !empty($instance['title']) ){
		    echo $args['before_title'];
		    echo apply_filters('widget_title',$instance['title'], $instance, $this->id_base);
		    echo $args['after_title'];
    	} else {
		    echo $args['before_title'];
		    echo '<img src="https://www.hardwareretailing.com/test/wp-content/uploads/2013/06/sidebar-industry-calender.jpg" alt="Industry Calendar" title="Industry Calendar" /><br />';
		    echo $args['after_title'];
		}

Thank you for your help!

Thank you for showing me that plugin, angelo! This might be a quick-fix for the sake of launching on time, but it’d be nice if I could use the Event Manager widget.

Caimin: I didn’t put those arrows in. That’s automatically part of the theme I downloaded. It looks like it places those arrows on every li tag on the site. I tried to paste the title image within the format box, but that made the title image appear above every event in the widget (…oops, should’ve seen that coming).

I tweaked the em-events.php to use echo “image coding inserted here” right before the ul tag, but the image never appeared.

I could probably add the image to the h4 tag of the widget as a background, but I want to avoid this option.

I’m not sure what you want me to do.

I don’t see the class “sf-js-enabled” anywhere in either the header or the footer navigation ul when I click on “view source”. I also did a search within the

How do I get the footer-nav id to register this? I’ve tried adding #footer-nav .sf-js-enabled to my CSS, but I don’t know what to put within the brackets.

I remember adding a utility nav menu in my functions file, which caused me to choose two different menus in the “Customize” toolbar. I thought that might be important to note.

https://www.nouveauxgraphics.com/HR

I reverted everything back to normal for now (duplicating the CSS styles and naming it #footer-nav). However, the sub navigation doesn’t work on the first link in the footer.

I solved the issue of the date picker not popping up. The file jquery-ui-datepicker.js, found in the plugin’s js folder, needs to be updated to 1.10.2. The plugin currently used jQuery version 1.7.

I downloaded the latest version of the coding from here:
https://jqueryui.com/download/

*Make sure you ONLY CHECK THE BOX FOR THE DATEPICKER and click download. If you sift through the files of the zipped folder, you’ll find a file called jquery.ui.datepicker.js. If you open the file, it should say “jQuery UI Datepicker 1.10.2” in the commented area.

Copy and paste this code into the plugin’s jquery-ui-datepicker.js file, save, upload and test it by going to “add new job”.

That worked for me! I recommend saving the older javascript file under a different name. That way you’ll have the original coding if something goes wrong.

Has anyone found a solution to this issue yet? My client brought it to my attention today, and it looks like upgrading to WordPress 3.5 is the culprit.

While you can still manually type in the date, it MUST be in the year-month-day format (example: 2013-03-25), or else the plugin won’t recognize it and place it as “expired.”

If this doesn’t get resolved quickly, I’ll be forced to deactivate it.

Thank you for your quick responses. I wish I didn’t need to design for IE7. What a wonderful life I have…

Since you said in the email that jQuery 1.8 doesn’t support IE7, I tried downgrading to jQuery 1.7 to see if that might work. It didn’t.

Thanks for your help and advice. I honestly haven’t had this much of a professional-grade support service for a plugin ever.

Even though I can’t use your plugin now, I will definitely be using it for future websites!

sorry, I forgot to post the two websites that I’m using the plugin on:

https://kay-wag.com/hhc-test/
https://kay-wag.com/CNRG/

Hi,

I’m having the same issue of being stuck on the first slide.

-The header/footer functions are in the correct locations
-I’ve replaced the coding in the default.js and in the default.min.js (using the ‘.ts-default’ class instead of the one written above).
-I’ve even tried manually linking the scripts within my header.php file, but still nothing.

Can you help me as soon as possible? You’re slider is exactly what I’ve been looking for but it’s stuck at this one hurdle.