Leitner

Hi Ben,

thank you very much.
I’ve opened a ticket.

Regards
Patrick

Hi Ben,

thank you for your answer.

One last question: could you exclude that this is a bug?

Regards
Patrick

Hi Benjamin,

do you have any new information for me?

Regards
Patrick

Hi Benjamin,

e.g. first thing:
I’ve edit lines 29-32 in month.twig and deleted the anchor (I left only {{ day.date }}).

When I open the Calendar page all works fine. But when I change something (e.g. the month) on the calendar page it’s like magic: the anchor is back.
When I reload the page (with F5) now all works fine again (the anchor isn’t there).

I’ve deleted the time.ly cache several times and I also set AI1EC_CACHE to false and AI1EC_DEBUG to true.
I’ve also tested this in several browsers with incognito mode and so on.

I found only two files with two lines who use <a class="ai1ec-load-view": month.twig (line 29) and oneday.twig (line 20).

So I have no idea where this behavior comes from.

Regards
Patrick

I can understand you.
But it would be great if you can update your documentation. Because the functions in the link i’ve posted doesn’t work.

Regards
Patrick

P.S: Both examples doesn’t work (because the array $event isn’t available).

Patrick

If you really add this feature to your plugin – just an idea:
Maybe you can check a seperate folder for custom designs – eg. wp-content/themes-wprrps.
All custom designs wouldn’t be overritten/deleted, if someone delete the plugin.
Many other plugins do this at the same way.

Regards
Patrick

great – many thanks!

Hi,

also not possible in Premium Version?

Regards
Patrick

Hi,

It’s pity to hear about this.

I’ve seen that all settings are stored in the design-X.php files.
So I would like to write my own design.
Is that possible?

I’ve created a new file design-99.php and loaded this with [recent_post_slider design="design-99"].
But this doesn’t work.

Regards
Patrick

thanks a lot for fast fixing!

same here!