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  • Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    Sorry Meitar it is the Coming soon page, I disable it

    Thanks

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    For sure you can see the problem here. You’ll see 3 charts stacked (area, column, line). The first one should have double heigth but as you can see it is reduced.

    Thank you,

    [gdoc title="Cumulative Return" chart="Area" chart_height="600" chart_colors="#01579b #03a9f4" use_cache="yes" key="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zm-_7tAdm7lFe_c/edit#gid=128204383"]
    
    [gdoc title="Daily Return (%)" chart="Column" chart_height="300" chart_colors="#01579b #03a9f4" use_cache="yes" key="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zm-_7tAdm7lFe_c/edit#gid=844697663"]
    
    [gdoc title="Drawdown (%)" chart="line" chart_height="300" chart_colors="#01579b #03a9f4" use_cache="yes" key="https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Zm-_7tAdm7lFe_c/edit#gid=472807972"]
    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    Thanks, I read these description already and tested the theme option to maximize chart but unfortunatly it doesn’t work as expected. In my case the DIV is well sized to 100% of my page but as I said the width of the chart is reduced when I increase the chart_height. Then the width remains with it’s new size and chart_width doesn’t change anything. This doesn’t looks like a normal behavior.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    Hi Meitar,

    Unfortunatly I’m not very confortable with WP tweak and I’m affraid I will not be able to make the test. Anyway this is not a big deal and it can wait some time if you plan to add it to the plugin.

    Thanks for the answer,

    Florent

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    I didn’t notice that, thank you !

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    You can insert a Google Spreadsheet in this page. To do so, type [gdoc key=”YOUR_SPREADSHEET_URL”] wherever you would like the spreadsheet to appear. Remember to replace YOUR_SPREADSHEET_URL with the web address of your Google Spreadsheet.

    Only Google Spreadsheets that have been shared using either the “Public on the web” or “anyone with the link” options will be visible on this page.

    You can also transform your data into an interactive chart by using the chart attribute. Supported chart types are Area, Bar, Bubble, Candlestick, Column, Combo, Histogram, Line, Pie, Scatter, and Stepped. For instance, to make a Pie chart, type [gdoc key=”YOUR_SPREADSHEET_URL” chart=”Pie”]. Customize your chart with your own choice of colors by supplying a space-separated list of color values with the chart_colors attribute, like chart_colors=”red green”. Additional options depend on the chart you use.

    Refer to the shortcode attribute documentation for a complete list of shortcode attributes, and the Google Chart API documentation for more information about each option.

    If you are having trouble getting your Spreadsheet to show up on your website, you can get help from the plugin support forum. Consider searching the support forum to see if your question has already been answered before posting a new thread.

    Inline Google Spreadsheet Viewer is provided as free software, but sadly grocery stores do not offer free food. If you like this plugin, please consider making a donation to its houseless, jobless, nomadic developer. ? Thank you!

    I also read the FAQ and the Other Notes section but there is no word about this.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    Problem solde, just need to give right name to the post ??

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    When $date_flag and $time_flag are set to true then the command :

    $meta = get_post_meta($post->ID );
    echo date('d F Y H i', $meta['event-unix'][0]);

    returns an error because $meta['event-unix'][0] doesn’t exist. That is weird because it execute

    if( $date_flag && $time_flag ) {
    			$date_time = $this->date . ' ' . $this->time;
    			$timestamp = strtotime( $date_time );
    		}

    Then

    update_post_meta( $this->post_id, 'event-unix', $timestamp );

    Problem may comes from $date_time = $this->date . ' ' . $this->time; but I’m not familiar why this $this of Javascript. All ideas are appreciate, thanks.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    In function save_timestamp(), have you tried changing or removing this:
    checkdate( $date[“month”], $date[“day”], $date[“year”] ) )

    I do but still the problem. I hard coded $date_flag and $time_flag to true

    Also you may need to adjust dateFormat: ‘DD, MM d, yy’ in js/events.js.

    This test I didn’t try but after I modified dateFormat to 'dd/mm/yy' it changes the date format in the form as expected but still the problem. Unbelievable. I also kept the original dateFormat: 'DD, MM d, yy' and modify the jquery.ui.datepicker-fr.js for both format to match together but no luck.

    I notice that in the admin page and archive page newly created events have correct Date and Time (i.e. event-date and event-time) like this :

    Date: Vendredi, Janvier 29, 2016
    Time: 4:40 PM
    Location: Draveil, France

    But the problem is with event-unix that returns current day and time, I didn’t mentioned it, like this (same event as above) :

    2016-01-15 11:06:09

    Code I use to output this event-unix :

    $meta = get_post_meta($post->ID );
    echo date('d F Y H i', $meta['event-unix'][0]);

    This is very strange.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    In my case when slug and page name are the same the template is not displayed.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    I created a new page and it looks to work.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    Thank you for the support.

    Open it and change this:

    Place it in your theme or child-theme.

    Ok

    In wp-admin, Edit the page you assigned to Events on bp-page-settings.
    On the right side you will see Page Attributes > Template
    Select ‘BuddyPress Simple Events Loop’ and Update the page.

    Ok

    The events loop will now appear on that page.

    Now the page display my events like normal posts but it’s not the events-loop.php template. events-loop.php is still loaded with the page named events.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    I reinstall and I can see the comments section now. Sorry for that

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    If you disable the plugin, of course you won’t see the Event tab in wp-admin.

    Yes but then I reactivated.

    This plugin does not create tables. It uses the same structure as any other WP post.

    Sorry I was talking about the ‘Event’ menu in the left that list events created by the plugin. I understand it disappear because admin lost his rights over the plugin capabilities. WP Roles plugin has an option to “restore” capabilities, I used it and my admin recover his rights to your plugin ?? So the “event” menu re-appear and I’m able to delete and recreate again, but still the other user cannot see the comment section area, even on newly event. I suppose it is problem with EM plugin, I noticed that events of the two plugins (yours and EM) appeared in the same list when both where activated.

    Thread Starter Florent

    (@frappi)

    My two events were created by two users : admin and user1.

    Another strange behavior is that user1 still has the possibility to edithis event in front-end or add new event but admin has loss his right on the event capabilities.

    The plugin I activate to read capability show admin lost all capabilities except read-private-event. Looks like I’m going to restart from scratch.

    publish_events
    edit_events
    delete_events
    edit_published_events
    delete_published_events
    edit_others_events
    delete_others_events
    read_private_events OK
    edit_private_events
    delete_private_events
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