Matthew Fries
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MF Gig Calendar] [Plugin: MF Gig Calendar] Event Linkvonskippy –
I just posted an update (0.9.3) that should fix those broken links! Please let me know if you still have trouble.
Thanks.
MatthewForum: Plugins
In reply to: [MF Gig Calendar] [Plugin: MF Gig Calendar] Event LinkThanks for letting me know about this. Glad you’re enjoying the plugin – almost…
I see where the problem is coming from. I assume you’re not using permalinks – it looks like it’s only happening in this case. The link should look like this in your case – and it will once I fix it…
https://tech.company.org/?page_id=%5Byourpageid%5D&event_id=1
I will address/fix it in an update later today.
If you really really want to remove the links completely, rather than hacking into the code of the plugin you might just disable the links with jQuery. I haven’t tested it, but I’d guess something like this would work:
$("a[href*='event_id']").click(function(e) { e.preventDefault(); });
Look for the update shortly…
MatthewForum: Plugins
In reply to: [MF Gig Calendar] [Plugin: MF Gig Calendar] Error Message in Front/Back end.Great. Let me know how you like it.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [MF Gig Calendar] [Plugin: MF Gig Calendar] Error Message in Front/Back end.Thank you for letting me know.
This should be fixed now in 0.9.2! Run the upgrade and you should be all set.
The timeout was happening on an empty calendar – it was getting stuck in a loop looking for events that didn’t exist. Silly me, I didn’t double check my work on a brand new installation. It was working great with data in there so I assumed… (which is always dangerous)
Sorry for missing it. Again – in 0.9.2 it should be fixed!
Enjoy.
MatthewOK. www.remarpro.com stripped out my extra space in my code demonstration. Note I’m pointing out the difference between using:
“SingleSpaceSpaceRoom”
and:
“SingleSpaceRoom”
The 2 spaces will cause the form to not submit if that option is selected.
Forum: Fixing WordPress
In reply to: Confusion in how to upgrade database in a custom pluginAha!!! Thanks. That sheds some light on it. Not sure how I missed that sentence (I read that article a few times). Certainly allows for some lazy update scripting, but I guess it makes a lot of sense to prevent folks from running raw SQL statements on the database from their plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: WordPress 3.3 wp_tiny_mce brokenI’m having the same problem with a plugin I created. Also seems to be effecting a few of the WYSIWYG Widget plugins I’ve tried. Any hints to how to fix it???