Cleveland Heights-University Heights Public Library Webdeveloper

I forgot to link to our Facebook page, too: https://www.facebook.com/bookaroomplugin

That pasted weird, let me try again.

showEvents

• start_offset – The offset in days to start. A val of 1 means start with tomorrow.
• end_offset – The offset in days till the end. A val of 7 means only show up to a week.
• num_offset – How many items to show. A val of 15 shows only up to 15 events (ordered by start time)
• basepage – Override the default link for viewing this event. (This will be changing soon!)
• age – Comma separated list of ages to filter by.
• category – Comma separated list of categories to filter by.

 
showCalendar

• Shows the main calendar.

 
showReg

• Shows the email form to view your registrations.

Oops, sorry! I mean that it’s all going under the WordPress main Settings!

The event calendar is also part of the overhaul and will be using the W3C.CSS framework including themes to make it look nice and ease development.

Here’s a more detailed explaination of the shortcodes if it helps!

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• start_offset – The offset in days to start. A val of 1 means start with tomorrow.
• end_offset – The offset in days till the end. A val of 7 means only show up to a week.
• num_offset – How many items to show. A val of 15 shows only up to 15 events (ordered by start time)
• basepage – Override the default link for viewing this event. (This will be changing soon!)
• age – Comma separated list of ages to filter by.
• category – Comma separated list of categories to filter by.

 
<h3>showCalendar</h3>

• Shows the main calendar.

 
<h3>showReg</h3>

• Shows the email form to view your registrations.

So sorry that you walked into this project right in the middle of my overhaul! I have to rewrite all the instructions! I’ve included some examples from our own live site.

So, there is an ‘Events Settings’ that is under the settings menu. In the overhaul, ALL settings appear under this menu, and are on one tabbed page.

The showReg Registration page will allow users to enter their email. This will send a list of all their current and previous registrations (or a message stating they have none).

The showClaendar shortcode is the whole event calendar and lists events that people can click on to register.
https://heightslibrary.org/events/event-calendar/

The showevents is a way to list a portion of upcoming events, and can be restricted to categories, so you can list just certain events.
All: https://heightslibrary.org/events/
Adult only: https://heightslibrary.org/events/adult-events/
Computer classes only: https://heightslibrary.org/events/computer-classes/

Also, definitely put the same link in the URL for event calendar spot and see if that helps.

I’m not sure why that page failed, but it looks like you’re mixing Word open and close quotes instead of using the web safe ” double-quote “.

There was a lot to process so let me know if this helps and what is still causing issues.

Also, I’ll be looking for testers for the overhaul very soon. Let me know (we also have a Facebook page where I update my progress and you can message) if you’d like to try it when it’s ready to test!

The page you are showing is the meeting rooms reservation page.

For events, there is (for now) a second plugin for displaying the event calendar. You create events inside your Admin Dashboard under Book a Room’s event admin, and then use the shortcode from the event calendar plugin to show them.

When I originally created this, we were running the calendar and meeting rooms on separate subdomains, thus we needed separate plugins. I am overhauling the entire plugin as we speak, and I’ll be integrating both plugins (finally!).

Check the event calendar plugin and try creating an event in the Admin Dashboard under Create/Manage Events and let me know how that works!

The released version is using mail() instead of wp_mail().

I’m not sure if you want to try messing with the code and I can guide you to replace those bits.

I’m nearing the point of needed testers for a major overhaul that uses the built in wp_mail function (and a lot of other major changes).

You can find it in the templates. It’s under the public folder, publicShowRooms.php

I’m using percentages. 60% height, 70% width and 9% from the top.

var realHeight = parseInt( jQuery( window ).height() * .6 );
var realWidth = parseInt( jQuery( window ).width() * .7 );
var realTop = parseInt( jQuery( window ).height() * .09 );

I also want to mention that in the current overhaul I’m working on, I use that same plugin and it works.

I know that the way it is set up, you have to be very particular of how you set your outgoing address.

Are you getting any errors? Do you know how to turn on WP_DEBUG in your wp-config.php file?

As far as reservations, this isn’t doable at the moment, but may be something I look at in the future.

If you are creating an event, there is an all day option. There are 2 components, a room reservation for public, and events for internal programs.

Absolutely!

I’m working hard on a huge overhaul that refines the admin, fixes the public stuff, is more Responsive and more globalized. One of the new options is currency symbol!

It was a stupid error. I actually saved the source to an HTML page and ran it through validation, and there were unclosed divs – and the bottom of the page seemed light on code.

I then looked and found a wp_die() before a return in an error checking routine I had been working on.

Once I removed it, it works flawlessly and looks amazing.

Thanks for your help!

THere has not, but I am currently overhauling a lot of things to speed things up, fix some bugs, and make the display better. Once I get that taken care of I may look into this.

GReat find. I’m currently doing some overhauling on the plugin in the form and logic for error checking. I’ll work on this as soon as I can.