faebu

your first question was very specific, but you haven’t yet taken the first step?!?

please, have a look at the usage documentation in the wp calendard settings page and change this topic to resolved.

hello. as described in the documentation every FullCalendar Parameter can be passed to the tag {events_calendar}. This parameters include the monthNames and short Names.

to pass the month names to the calendar you could use the tag as follows:

{events_calendar; monthNames="[\"Jan\",\"Feb\",\"Mar\",\"Apr\",\"May\",\"Jun\",\"Jul\",\"Aug\",\"Sep\",\"Oct\",\"Nov\",\"Dec\"]"}

I just tried this out, and i found a little bug, which breaks this parameter and the fullcalendar. Update 1.3.0 is ready and will support this. Release in the next few days!

hi jeroen

this is not supported out-of-the-box, because you can only define one “single page”. but, this feature is just for simplifying the integration of a detail page view.

technicaly, you can use every page as an event detail page. to display the event’s details you have to pass the event id by an url parameter callend event_id.

therefore you can have two pages and call them using a different url, e.g.

www.example.com/my-page-1?event_id=456
www.example.com/my-page-2?event_id=789

this means, that you cannot use the parameter {event_url} anymore, because this allways redirects to the “single detail page”.

Instead of using a template containing this parameter

template="<a href="{event_url}">{event_subject}</a>"

you have to use it like that

template="<a href="/my-page-1/?event_id={event_id}">{event_subject}</a>

hope it helps

could you tell us, what your problem exactly is?

the only thing i found, is that your link in the sidebar seems to redirect to a page, where a tag {event_calendar} appears. this tag is not valid.

it should be {events_calendar}.

hello jeroen

ive completely redesigned my page this week. you’re comment is still there, but the url has changed:

https://www.faebusoft.ch/webdevelopment/wpcalendar/

the site is only on german, the english translation for this plug-in will follow this weekend.

the best place for your question would be here in the forum (as mentioned on my new site). i did not yet find the time to get through your question. i hope to find time this weekend.

thanks for your patience.

hi

this weekend i will release the V1.3.0. this one contains a new attribute for the event_enddata and event_endtime parameter called ‘before’ which you can define a text to display. this is the place where the hypen could be defined in such a case.

greetings from switzerland

error message? using php 5?

i’ll think about it, if i can provide a solution for that in a next version

As i said, at the moment it is not possible. may be i can provide a solution in a future release.

because your comment belongs to the page, and not to the comment. commenting of events this way is not supported.

i’ll think about it, if i can provide a solution for that in a next version.

cheers mate

what is the content of your page, where you put in the {events_calendar} tag?

glad to hear that. please change the topic to resolved.

what you get in you blog isn’t a WP Calendar! the calendar showing there is another calendar, it seems that the {event_calender} tag is consumed by another Plug-in.

hi a f

could you please change the state of this topic to resolved.

thanks and enjoy the plugin-in

you have to add the wp-calendar tags in your single page. my page looks like this:

Page Title –> {event_subject}

Page Content –>

Ort: {event_location}
Datum/Zeit: {event_startdate} {event_starttime} – {event_enddate} {event_endtime}

{event_description}

see the faq -> When i click on an event in the graphical calendar nothing happens