By the way:
I did hack it already, i just wanted to know if that can be achieved via configuration…
Have you figured out a way to disable click entirely?
Hello,
I just had to modify a couple of lines… but no option provided.
inc/show-event.php – lines 134-145 aprox… adding the else, to give value to the link just in case…
if (!empty($event->link)) {
if ($adjust < 1) {
$adjust = 1;
}
$out .= str_repeat("<br>", $adjust);
$link = "<a href='{$event->link}' class='link round5 cat{$event->category_id}'>";
$link .= __('Ver en Rolling Stone', AEC_NAME);
$link .= "</a>\n";
$out .= "{$link}";
}else{
$event->link = "";
}
js/jquery.init_show_calendar.js – line 185 aprox. If i have a link, i redirect to it, otherwise, event dialog
eventClick: function (e) {
$.post(custom.ajaxurl, { action: 'get_event', 'id': e.id, 'start': toUnixDate(e.start), 'end': toUnixDate(e.end)}, function (data) {
if( data.link != "" ){
window.location = data.link;
}else{
eventDialog(e);
}
});
I hope it helps 🙂
Miguel
Hey Miguel,
This almost seems to work for me. However, the data.link value returned is “undefined”, which also sends me to url.com/undefined. Do you have any idea on how to resolve that? (Unfortunately I can’t seem to fix it myself.)
I’d like to know how you got your hack to work for you.
I copied the exact code stated above here. I did change one thing though, which is the ending of it (because not doing so broke the script). (So that’s that last bit with “});” etc.)
So here’s what I have now (with an extra alert):
eventClick: function (e) {
$.post(custom.ajaxurl, { action: 'get_event', 'id': e.id, 'start': toUnixDate(e.start), 'end': toUnixDate(e.end)}, function (data) {
if(data.link != "") {
alert(data.link);
window.location = data.link;
}
else {
eventDialog(e);
}
});
}, eventRender: [...continues]
Hej!
Did you add the php part?
$event->link = "";
I did not add anything else 🙁
Yeah the else statement. See the code below. I know that works because the text on the event link has succesfully changed to “Meer informatie” (where you had “Ver en Rolling Stone”).
if (!empty($event->link)) {
if ($adjust < 1) {
$adjust = 1;
}
$out .= str_repeat("<br>", $adjust);
$link = "<a href='{$event->link}' class='link round5 cat{$event->category_id}'>";
$link .= __('Meer informatie', AEC_NAME);
$link .= "</a>\n";
$out .= "{$link}";
}else{
$event->link = "";
}
Could you perhaps paste your JS code from eventClick: function (e) {[…] up to […] filter = function (active)?
So that includes eventRender etcetera.
uff you are lucky! 😀
i deleted the plugin but i could rescue it from the trash
this is what i had
https://www.dropbox.com/s/xj8ige7sy70o0ts/ajax-event-calendar-modified.zip
in case it doesnt work… i cannot help anymore, sorry, because that is the code i had running
try that plugin or check those files 😀
Thanks a bunch, I guess I am yeah. Copying only those bits didn’t work, copying your original plug-in files entirely did though. It seems to work now. So again; thanks a bunch for sending it all over!
I am really glad I could help!
Anyway, people who see this should know the plugin is not mine and I just uploaded it to help 🙂 (avoiding problems)
They should always get the original code and try to fix it personally or talk to the creator 🙂
You are welcome!
