The plugin will only show months up to the last date that there’s an event in the feed. It was never initially intended to be used for rental availability, but since that’s turned out to be a common use for the plugin, I’m gradually making adjustments to accommodate that use case.
I think I understand what you’re going for here, so most likely I will add another option to make it show all of the future empty months up to the limitdays setting rather than just stopping at the last event. I’m actively working on the plugin right now so I should be able to get this added in very soon (probably today).
Hi there,
Oh this is amazing news! thank you so much. I look forward to hearing back from you once you’re ready. This plugin is amazing!
thank you 🙂
Hi… turns out I had forgotten about some of my own changes! 😀
Yes, limitdays should already be working this way, where setting a custom value for the number of days forces extra months to display.
I think the reason this may not be working for you is that your shortcode has a mixture of straight and “smart” quotation marks. I confirmed this by copy-pasting your shortcode into my test site. When I pasted it exactly as it appears here, I had the same problem you had. But if I changed it to straight quotes, limitdays="800", then it worked.
You can also just remove the quotes entirely… they’re only actually needed for settings where there might be a space, such as if you have multiple URLs in the url parameter.
Give this a try and let me know if it resolves things for you.
Hi man,
that’s super helpful of you! I didn’t realise the ” marks were incorrect. I have removed them and it works perfectly 🙂 Thank you so much!!
Great! Thanks for confirming that this resolved the issue.
