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I woke up in the middle of the night thinking, “Why didn’t he name the ID “mc_big_calendar”? At that point I figured out that you weren’t adding this DIV. The problem that I am having ( My Excuse! ) is that this isn’t my site and I have been asked to come in and clean it up. Obviously there is more to do. Sorry for bothering you with this. I did get another thing cleared up, though. I couldn’t figure out what that link field was in the MC Setting. Now I know.

Thanks, again, for your prompt responses.

Sorry about the question on the header. There was a centered, formatted “Calendar” above the mini-calendar and I thought that you were generating it but it turns out that it was internal CSS work.

Sorry. I still don’t know what the trick is but it looks like the link that is in the Settings is not what you use in order to determine whether to add the DIV. I changed the link but it didn’t change the formatting on that page. The “good” formatting stayed with the previous page that was in the settings.

Bingo! That’s not the first time that I have gotten burned by that damned “feature”.

Thanks

If you are talking about “My Calendar Permissions” there is no option for showing event categories. There is an “Edit Events” that I have unchecked for Editor, for example, but Administrator isn’t a role type here.

Here is what I have:

I am an Administrator

Settings > Input > Show Event Manager

Everything set except “Event Category”

I log out and log back in as an Editor. No Event Category dropdown as expected.
I log back in as Administrator and try to create an event and I don’t have the Event Category dropdown either—but I should since I had checked Administrators see all…..

Under “Calendar Input Fields” I have everything checked except Event Category field. I am logged in as an Administrator and I have also checked “Administrators see all input options”. I saved the changes and verified that the changes were made. Then I went into “Add Event” ( still logged in as an Administrator ) but the “Categories” dropdown doesn’t show! Since I am an Administrator I assumed that I would see ALL input options but it looks like the unchecked “Event Category field” is being recognized.

What am I missing?

Hide via CSS or do you have a filter?

I have multiple organization “Home Pages” within my single site. Each organization has their own calendar. I have added a custom field to each user that specifies which organization they are associated with. Based upon the value of this custom field I would like to set the default Event Category—in order to guarantee that each event gets put into the correct calendar. In fact what I would REALLY like is to force the category. I CAN do this through your API hooks at event save and event edit. Maybe that would be best.

Already bought it!

Thanks

What document covers all of this?

No. No solution. I can’t even find a explanation for using a ShortCode, for example.

Nope. I did it! Modified the javascript. Works great.

Hi, IRedCord,

Not offended. Just haven’t responded until now. I am the webmaster on the site and there are NO XML files on the site—anywhere!

Here is my problem. I have Yoast sitemap turned on and when I click on the XML Sitemaps button it displays some sitemap links to me. BUT, when I log into my Webmaster Google account it says that I don’t have a sitemap!

It’s very frustrating that Yoast can’t explain how his plugin is implemented!

I did find one comment somewhere here in the forum that suggests that the data is kept in the wp database. I did some snooping and did find that in my case there were over 600 “yoast” entries in my wp_postmeta table so I have a feeling that the comment may be correct. I also did some prelim digging into his plugin code and that looks like he is creating a sitemap on the site.

So, I don’t have any idea what in H___ is going on! I just know that I am not getting any Google hits even though I have the sitemap option turned on!