chenster

Sorry to hear that. This is likely due to the Bootstrap CSS conflict. What is the particular theme you are using?

You don’t need any specific location to output calendar. It can go inside any other container div to be positioned way you’d like. Not sure I follow of your 2nd question.

Front-end submission is currently unsupported.

The calendar is essentially a HTML table. You can make adjustment using CSS width and height. The CSS class name is

div.fc-content
#calendar > div > div > table

MySQL usually has the port 3306, instead 3307. Change that should fix the connection problem.

WPEngine has some unique CSS style that have conflicts with PEC plugin.

I’ve attached a fix below both CSS and javascript.

<style>
/* fix WPEngine black screen causes its own CSS */
.modal {
width:auto;
margin-left:0px;
background-color:transparent;

}

.modal-backdrop.fade.in {
z-index:1010;
}

.modal-dialog {
padding: 0px;
}
</style>

<script>
$(function () {
if ($(‘#wpe-common-css’).length) {
$(‘<link href=”/path/wpe-common-css-fix.css” rel=”stylesheet”>’).appendTo(“head”);
}
});
</script>

Just sent a direct email with the Premium update. Can you check icarrasco@*.cl?

Thanks,
Richard

Please see 1.5.4 update. Thanks!

Issues #2, #3 have already been resolved. It currently only supports English. We can add search in the future.

We are working a fix. Sorry for the trouble.

Sorry but that feature is not yet supported. I will consider it in future.

I will double check the install script. What is your WP version and theme are you using please?

I appologize for the trouble.

Richard

Did you do an update or a fresh install? There are some issues with the automatc update currently.

Richard

Currently, only the primary admin (admin user created during WP install) can make administrate calendar. That will be changed in the next release.

Richard

That’s interesting. I too have tested on a WP instance installed in a subdirectory. It installed and worked just fine.