josjo
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Is your site public? If you can provide a link I can have a look.
All versions are available through SVN. Get an SVN client (TortoiseSVN is good if you’re using Windows) and point it here:
http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/all-in-one-event-calendar/tags/1.3/
All-in-One Event Calendar uses a custom post type for events, but does not add author support.
If you feel comfortable editing the plugin you can add it yourself. A word of warning: there could be a good reason author support was left out that I don’t know about. Follow the steps below at your own risk or wait for Yani or someone else from The Seed to verify it’s ok.
(This is tested on version 1.4)
1. Edit the file wp-content\plugins\all-in-one-event-calendar\app\helper\class-ai1ec-app-helper.php and scroll down to line 165 (or close to that line).
2. Change the code from:
// ================================ // = support for custom post type = $supports = array( 'title', 'editor', 'comments', 'custom-fields' ); // ================================to:
// ================================ // = support for custom post type = $supports = array( 'title', 'editor', 'comments', 'custom-fields', 'author' ); // ================================3. Go to Events/All events and check the events you want to change
4. Choose Edit from the Bulk Actions dropdown and click Apply.
5. Change author and click Update.
Undo the code changes when you’ve finished.
I think this is an issue with your time format settings in WordPress. All-in-One Event Calendar for the most part uses the settings from Settings/General/Time format (Inställningar/Allmänt/Tidsformat).
Look in the file wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/css/general.css at line 206. There you find a css rule named
.ai1ec-agenda-widget-view .ai1ec-date. Remove or comment out all the lines for the background.Don’t forget to back up general.css before you update the plugin to a new version.
Yes, it goes in the theme directory where you also find single.php (page.php is for static pages, not posts).
I tried to override single.php for events, but Suffusion doesn’t pick up the new template file. As @esmi said, Suffusion is quite complex and extremely configurable. Maybe you could ask the Suffusion developers how to override single.php.
The theme is calling
get_the_excerptin the header. More details here:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-all-in-one-event-calendar-duplicate-code-inserted-broken-google-map-displayThe solution depends on what theme you are using.
That depends on what theme you are using. If it’s free maybe someone here can help you out.
I checked agenda-widget-form.php an “Limit to:” is indeed not translatable. It has to be wrapped in a call to _e().
You can create a bug report here if you like:
http://trac.the-seed.ca/Translations can be submitted here:
http://trac.the-seed.ca/ticket/78By default it uses single.php, but you can create your own template. See here:
No solution yet, but you’re not the only one having this problem:
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/plugin-all-in-one-event-calendar-crash-on-activation
Have a look at this post:
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: All-in-One Event Calendar] Calendar Buttons Not WorkingBoth of you seem to have some jQuery issues. What causes them I don’t know. It can be a theme issue or another plugin.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: All-in-One Event Calendar] Calendar Buttons Not WorkingIf the calendar doesn’t respond it’s usually one of two things:
1. Some other plugin or custom script is causing JavaScript errors on the page.
2. Ajax calls to update the calendar fails or returns an invalid response.
Look for JavaScript errors in your browser’s console window to see if there are any script errors.