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i can’t tell you. it seems that fullcalendar does that by default.

https://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/

maybe there is an fullcalendar attribute. have a look at the fullcalendar documentation or ask your question in the fullcalendar forums.

if there is any attribute, you can control this behaviour, just add this attribute to your {events_calendar} tag (like {events_calendar; noextraweek=1}).

wasn’t at home the last 2 days and couldn’t analyze it. in my installations it works like a charm, but i’m going to analyze your problems this evening.

does it work, when deactivating wp calendar plugin?
does it work, when deactivating all plug-ins expect the wp calendar plugin?

It crashes my whole blog!

what crashes? a few more details would be great.

wp calendar uses some javascript libraries, which could cause your problems. But, all the basic libraries (like jQuery) aren’t loaded directly, but loaded the safe and recommended way.

this sounds more like a conflict with another plug-in or your theme which does not load the libraries, how it should and how it’s recommended.

try to deactivate and re-activate the plug-in.

upgrade to 1.4.0. in the template of your widget your can adjust the template. if not, adjust it in de wp calendar settings.

look for the tag {event_url} and replace it by {event_url; linktopost=1}

see the the last question in the FAQ. You can copy the original fullcalendar.css file and modify it within you theme directory, so it will be upgrade-save.

cheers.

tags aren’t spelled different all over the place. when the tag is supposed to process multiple event, there is an es (e.g. {events_calendar} or {events_print}).
when a tag is just intended to handle an information for a single event, it’s without an s (e.g. {event_subject}).

as far as i can see the main jquery library is not loaded. pleas check in the WP Calendar settings, if the option Loading of jQuery libray (Global settings) ist activated.

If it is activated, jQuery might be disabled by another plug-in please deactivate them and test again.

hi.

good news! i will release 1.4 this weekend which will be able to handle all comments correctly!

no more response -> closed

closed, because no more response.

hi

i just tested it once more an for me it works with 1.3.0. make sure you have all ” escaped an the whole string surrounded by opening and closing “.

what is your result? do you see the calendar? can you fetch the html source code an post the javascript code which generates the calendar (search for fullcalendar).

it would be great if you could remove the tag wp-calendar, because your thread is now appearing in the plug-in forum of the WP Calendar plugin and it has nothing to do with it.

And, don’t tell me when to mark this as resolved. I’ll mark it resolved when someone can answer my question, which obviously is not you.

Sorry about that, but since i am the developoer of the WP Calendar plug-in and it’s me who’s answering the most of the questions i’ll really appreciate it, when people “clean up” their topics.

hi dzafer

update release, you can now use the new attribte before to display a text, whenever the enddate is printed out.

[event_startdate}{event_enddate; alwaysshowenddate=0; before=" - "}