Thomas Clausen

Why not share the snippet here, so it can benefit everybody with that issue @royaltask?

Unfortunately this feature only removes events given their expiry date, not their end-date AND time.

The use case is, that we have a lot of events going on the same two dates, but during ALL the day. And they take around an hour each. If the events don’t expiry during the day, they will clutter up the presentation showing obsolete events.

It seemed like a conflict with the Twenty twenty theme. I added this to the css:

.widget li:first-child, .widget li > ul, .widget li > ol {
margin-top: auto;
}

Nope. I only want the submitters to be able to create events on the two specific dates…

I echo the feature request. A map should show all events in the shown area, not the ones that are shown on page 1.

And I was just about to buy the Google Maps plugin. Now I’ll wait until this feature makes it into it.

Thank you for stellar support ??

Sure. The GDPR consent box is filled (tick is prefilled), but it should be an opt-in option, so that I as a user should actively consent to the Privacy Policy.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Thomas Clausen.

Great. Thanks Ales, that works like a charm. What about having the check box it, as an opt-in possibility?

The consent tick box is also huge (on iOS phones) at least.

I just downloaded the latest. It contains 15 translateble strings the older one contained 33.

It has a weird folder. Normally I would look in the /includes folder of the plugin, but the only place I find the translation files now are in the /berocket/languages folder.

Done ??

Two things to be conscious of:
1. If I haven’t filled out the values in the custom taxonomy, it gives a bunch of errors
2. If I only fill out one value (for instance for a two player game), it says:
2-2 Players

Fantastic. It was also missing a comma a bit further down. But for others that come this way to see how to do this. Here’s the solution:

<?php
$players_list = get_the_terms( get_the_ID(), 'players' );
$player_names = wp_list_pluck( $players_list, 'name' );
$range = sprintf(
	'<a href="%s">%s</a>-<a href="%s">%s</a>',
	get_term_link( min( $player_names ), 'players' ),
	min( $player_names ),
	get_term_link( max( $player_names ), 'players' ),
	max( $player_names )
);
echo "Players: $range";
?>

Michael you are the man! I want to support you back. Where’s the donate button or plugins I can buy to support you?

I’ve been toying around with it, but it gives a parse error:

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ';', expecting ',' or ')' in /home/www/.../wp-content/plugins/php-code-widget/execphp.php(27) : eval()'d code on line 5

Can you help me the last yard? Thanks for your patience Michael.

It was actually just the easy solution I was looking for. The One taking me to the two different archives respectfully.

It’s just me not explaining it well I think. I just want to be able the click the numbers in the output. So if the output is:

Players: 2-8

Then I would want to be able to click the 2 or the 8 taking me to the archive listing of both.

• This reply was modified 7 years, 10 months ago by Thomas Clausen.