Hi ZCicc87,
It appears there is a javascript error that only affects IE. I’ll be releasing and update (hopefully later today) that should fix the issue.
Thanks for using Event Geek!
Version 2 (just released) should fix this issue.
Many thanks!
One more thing, in the previous version I was able to put html tag in the title text area of the EventGeek Calendar widget, now I cannot do it. Is it due to the new update?
Regards
As far as I know, there is nothing in 2.0 that would strip out tags that wasn’t in 1.9.3. What html tag are you trying to use?
Hi,
I use “<!–:en–>Events<!–:–><!–:zh–>事件<!–:–>” the conversion tag for language by qTranslate plug-in.
I can’t see any reason that would work in the old version but not now. In any case, I’ll see about adding a hook for the next version that will allow you to do something like this.
FYI, it would probably be a good idea to start a separate thread in the future, since this is a different topic than the original question.
Thanks!
Hi,
it would be great, I’ll stay tuned for new update. I apologize if I used the same thread for sure next time I’ll be more careful.
Thanks, have a nice day!
I’ve added a widget title filter to version 2.1. Once you’ve updated, you can put this in your functions.php file:
function custom_event_widget_title(){
$new_title = '<!--:en-->Events<!--:--><!--:zh-->事件<!--:-->';
return $new_title;
}
add_filter('gg_event_widget_title', 'custom_event_widget_title');
This should overwrite whatever you’ve specified as the title in the widget admin area with whatever you specify for the variable $new_title.
Thank you very much. Have a nice day.
