Joe Dolson
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In reply to: [My Tickets - Accessible Event Ticketing] Breaking Elementor EditingI’m aware of this issue, but haven’t been able to reproduce it yet. The other person reporting it was going to send me a staging environment to look at, however, so I’m waiting on that.
It’s not unreasonable to think those two things are related; but they are quite distinct – the filter
the_contentis something that is run during the execution of the functionthe_content; if what Elementor requires is that function to be run, My Tickets isn’t doing anything at all to prevent it. All it does it prevent itself from running that filter multiple times.Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Future dates not workingNo, I don’t think there’s any reason that updating to Pro would fix that; I’m not sure what’s causing it. Would you be able to share a video of your process attempting to add an event in 2025? Maybe I’d be able to see something in the video if you did. Right now, I can’t reproduce this issue – but I might be overlooking something simple.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Mobile is a list vs calendarThanks for following up! Glad you got it figured out.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Mobile is a list vs calendarIf you go into settings, you can choose the mini view as an alternate view on mobile devices.
My Calendar > Settings > Display > Grid Options > Mobile View > “Switch to mini calendar”
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] wrong cursor icon on hoverThe ‘pointer’ icon indicates a link; but those are buttons, which don’t use the pointer icon. This is something you can change, if you wish, in custom CSS – it’s a common thing to change, but My Calendar chooses to leave cursors at their default values, matching the browser expectations.
You’d change that using something like
button:hover { cursor: pointer; }Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Future dates not workingYou can’t create events that are later than 2024? Can you provide more detail about that?
On the front-end, the date fields are constrained to only show periods of time that there are events for; but the back-end doesn’t have any constraints of that sort.
Thanks for the great review! I really appreciate it.
So it appears that all of the
data-attributes used to trigger the modal are missing in your widget. That probably means that the theme is running widgets through some extra sanitizing that’s removing any attributes it doesn’t recognize, though I don’t know any specifics.I did some research in the support forums for your theme, and I can see that it is using
wp_kses()with a custom array of allowed HTML in at least some scenarios, so this seems pretty highly likely to me. In that case, the problem is that your theme is breaking the plugin by removing important reference information.Regarding securing your content: there is no way to secure your content from theft and also publish it online. The only thing you can do is monitor for theft and serve copyright violation notices to hosts when it happens.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] ICal and ICS doesn’t work any longerSo, the parameter ‘trigger’ that’s throwing this error is only present if you’re using the filter
mc_event_has_alarmto generate an alarm on an event. By default, My Calendar will just bypass that entire code block. So it seems like you must have custom code that’s implementing an alarm, but isn’t defining the ‘trigger’ parameter. I could probably harden this to ensure that parameter is set, but practically speaking an alarm won’t do anything without this; since it represents the time offset between the event and the alarm.If you don’t have anything that’s implementing an alarm, let me know.
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In reply to: [My Tickets - Accessible Event Ticketing] language SettingsI can’t give you any information about the timeline for approving language changes; it’s not something I have any direct influence on. I can try and ping somebody and make a request, but I can’t approve translations myself, so I have limited options.
I’m certainly open to enhancement suggestions – you can post feature requests or but reports to the My Calendar github repository.
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In reply to: [WP Accessibility] Links won’t op in new page or tabIt’s a setting; the docs for removing target attributes will help.
It looks to me like you’re set up to not use search-engine friendly permalinks, and have a page set as your primary calendar page in the settings that has ‘draft’ or ‘private’ status, so you can only see it when logged in.
You should go to WordPress > My Calendar > Settings and update your primary calendar page to a page that’s published, and you may want to consider using search engine friendly permalinks, though that’s not critical.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Follow UpIf you go to edit the calendar page, are the categories limited in the settings? You’ll find the display options at the bottom of the edit screen.
See the display options documentation.
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In reply to: [My Tickets - Accessible Event Ticketing] language SettingsAll text can be filtered using a
gettextfilter, but the most helpful thing would be to contribute those translations in the WordPress plugin translation system: https://translate.wordpress.org/projects/wp-plugins/my-tickets/This won’t protect against that. Anybody stealing your articles will be doing it via other methods, like RSS, remote HTML scraping, or via the REST API. It is extremely unlikely anybody would try to steal your content by manually visiting your site.