faebu

nice to hear!

i don’t know buddypress and i do not plan to make developments for buddypress support.

i cannot answer your question, so just try it.

problem is the ; in the first row. try this code again

<?php
if(count(fse_get_events(array('categories' => '4'))) > 0)
{
  fse_print_events( array( 'number' => 3,'categories' => '4'));
} else {
  echo "sorry no events";
}
?>

if the plugins are coded properly, the required libs are not loaded directly, but registered and loaded by wp. This way libraries aren’t loaded twice ore more and are also running in “compatibility” mode, so they don’t affect each other.

it is not possible to show the details in a lightbox this moment, because the javascript code is hard coded, when a single page view is setup.

you could try to remove the single page view from the wp calendar settings, so no javascript code is generated for the redirection and then add your own function as a parameter of the {events_calendar} tag like this

{events_calendar; eventClick="function(calEvent, jsEvent, view) \{ // Your Code \}"}

it may work, but i’m not sure. for more information about eventClick have a look here.

fixed in newest version.

see here

solution was very simple. i couldn’t reproduce it because i allways edited a post instead of adding an new one.

because of wp 3.1 i had load other libraries for the editor (for wp event description) and i did some code loading optimization to make sure the necessary libraries are only loaded when they are really needed.

this caused the problem, because one library wasn’t loaded and break some of the wp standard stuff.

i just released an update. it should fix the problem

fse_get_events allways returns an array! you have to check, if it’s empty:

<?php
if( count(fse_get_events(array('categories' => '4'))) > 0);
{
fse_print_events( array( 'number' => 3,'categories' => '4'));
}
else {
echo "sorry no events";
}
?>

this is a css problem. try to deactivate the css of your theme and test again to see if it work correctly. if the problem still persists, please post to the FullCalendar forum.

hi jonathan

please check your database and try to insert this statement manuelly. is your tbl prefix really wp_fihfihfih?

please post the structure of the fsevents table.

i still cannot reproduce the problem. is there anybody who uses firefox w. firebug and can see a javascript error?

to find out what the problem is i need more detailen information:

– the url, when writing a post
– what does exactly not work (media button not working can mean different things, does it open the dialog or not? is there just a single problem within the media dialog? Same for tags…
– please also check if the problem persist if you deactivate all plugins except wp calendar
– please check if there are any javascript errors (please try firefox w firebug add-on)
– which language is your installation using?

thx in advanced.

sure there is. have a look at the documentation in the wp calendar settings page.

as far as i can see your single page view point to your calendar, which makes it loaded again, when clicking on an event.

create a new page and put in some tags like {event_subject} {event_description} and set this page as your single page view.

i couldn’t reproduce the problem with the media buttons. but i found some other problems with my scripts, which was responsible for the menu problem. maybe the problem was the same.

could you test again and report.

i just found it out by myself.

use the following tag and your problem is gone:

{events_calendar; weekMode="variable"}