This is one of the exact events where i have saved the code to. i have tried adding it to the mc event and also the event post and neither are displaying.
https://www.emeraldcityedm.com/mc-events/johnny-monsoon-wooly-kryspin-harmony-soleil-c89-5/
My Calendar doesn’t permit embedded scripts directly in the post content. You could add them via a shortcode if you turn on the option to enable WordPress shortcodes in the output settings.
Which setting in output? “Process WordPress shortcodes in descriptions” ?
Hmm still not working. Do I also need to check the box for anything else? I have full description checked.
Is the shortcode showing in the output content?
Does “output content” mean the add new/edit event section? I dont understand the question.
Also, is there an index of all of the available shortcodes specifically for the main view? I have been looking for this and not been able to find it. I found the support document that discusses shortcodes, but all of the examples seem to only return list format. I am looking to modify the main view.
The My Calendar shortcodes are documented here: http://docs.joedolson.com/my-calendar/2018/03/04/quick-start-guide/
By “output content” I mean that calendar front-end on your site, wherever you put the shortcode you want to use to produce your JS widget.
I was planning on pasting the script html into the event details. What would the shortcode be for doing this? I cannot find what shortcodes are for the main view, all of the shortcodes I see in the start guide are only for a list view.
This is the script:
<div id=”eventbritewidgetiframediv” style=””></div>
<script src=” https://www.eventbrite.com/static/widgets/eb_widgets.js “></script> <script type=”text/javascript”>
window.EBWidgets.createWidget({
widgetType: ‘checkout’, eventId: IDHERE, affiliateCode: ‘ [ebdidpemerald] ‘, iframeContainerId: ‘eventbritewidgetiframediv’ }); </script>
You’d need to create a custom shortcode to insert it; making that code allowed directly in the post content is more difficult. Your needs are very simple, so you need something like this:
add_shortcode( 'eventbritewidget', 'my_eventbritewidget' );
function my_eventbritewidget( $atts, $content ) {
return 'your widget code';
}
