fredlawl

That might be a issue with your installation of PHP. The plugin would require a recent version of PHP installed (at least version 5.3.x or 5.4.x minimum). I currently have 5.3.15 and didn’t have that problem–or something else causing that error.

Yes you can, in the includes/ui folder contains the UI for the widgets. If you wish to edit more of the widget go to includes/classes/widgets to find the widget files.

As of this current release, translation is not supported. I do however like the suggestion. Unfortunately I can’t continue with v.1.2.0 at this time. Sometime in September I’ll continue development. I’ll add language support to the plugin–thanks for the suggestion.

The page you want to display the calendar on must be a published page. I ran multiple tests on the latest installment of WordPress and all the pages I have are listed in the dropdown.

Even if after trying to create the page again and still does not work, put [wpt-class-calendar] in the body of that page.

@siddharth Sankar Screenshot of Assignments Tab

It’s been a rough ride with subversion; but, solved with v1.1.6

Under the “Assignment” tab you’ll find the course taxonomy.

That’s good, for a second I thought I was the only one who noticed the broken calendar. I just picked the project back up yesterday.

The problem is with jQuery’s update; however, the rest of the plugin still functions. After I clean the project up, I’ll send the next release your way. Sorry for the inconvenience.

I have uninstalled and reinstalled the plugin a lot for testing purposes to debug the next releases and I have never come across this. In order for me to properly debug, I would need to know exactly what menu you’re talking about and some screenshots would be useful too.

Sorry for the long wait for a response, been a busy week. To edit the default colors go into includes/ui/ui-calendar.php and on line 227 add a ‘,’ after that string, then push enter, and copy/paste

color: '#<hex code>',
textColor: '#<hex code>'

(replace <hex code> with the hex color code you want to use)

Thus the holiday colors are changed.

Honestly I can’t help you to solve this issue. I am not able to replicate your issue.

As for your second request, that is all dependent on your installation of WordPress, how you configured the settings, or the theme you’re using.

That is a good question. I’ll try to add that feature within the next release. I don’t recommend digging into the code however, because when the plugin gets upgraded (and trust me you would want the next upgrade–big plans) it will reset the calendar and you will have to edit the code again. Not to mention you could risk breaking the calendar .

Sure, easy enough. Its best to create a theme file single-assignment.php in the theme directory.

But if you’re not familiar with creating/modifying themes and want to learn more, check this tutorial: Line25 and scroll to “Single.php and Comments.php Template Files” or if you want a more in-depth tutorial to learning theme design/development: Tuts Plus

This is understandable, but as of right now it is out of my control. In order to change this, you’ll need to manually edit a theme file, or create a theme file called taxonomy-course.php to show the course as the title, and list out all of the assignments for that course.

Ah okay, I see the issue. Okay so, the events widget will display events if the start date hasn’t happened yet. Since today is the 17th the event has already started and therefore will not display.

Should you create another event that starts in december, the event will not display. The events are all based off of events coming up, but have not started yet.

I’ll add an additional option to the widget to allow the user to select which functionality they want later today then.

Resolved with v1.1.2