kkarl
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Awesome. Thank you Joe. Both solutions worked but the 1st solution was easier changing the before attribute to 1 as not having to re-style the 2 calendars on top of each other.
I included your CSS but seems to work fine without it, I added some test events for the day before and day of and seemed to only include events happening day of.
Thank you for solution and follow up.Hi Joe. Can you provide a follow up to my previous post please. Thank you.
Hi Joe, thank you for reply.
Okay so in your comment above you say “But that really should be including events that are happening today, as long as they’re not in the past.” Unfortunately the code I pasted in original thread above is not showing events for that day, i.e. so if any events have a date Feb 12 and viewing page on Feb 12 they are not showing.
Is there something I can do to modify my code above to get events happening that day to show? Or is there a new snippet to achieve this?
The [my_calendar_today] shortcode only shows events for that day, I want to show day of events but also all upcoming events? I tried [my_calendar] without the _upcoming but cannot get it to visually display in a list view the same way as my url I provided.
Please let me know. Thank you.That’s a great idea Joe. Let me try that and assume that will fix this issue. Good to know moving forward or future use cases.
Hi Joe. It appears to be something with W3 Total Cache as when I deactivate plugin or manually clear cache on plugin the past events in the upcoming short code are removed as intended. W3 Total Cache seems to be preventing the events from automatically being removed.
This seems to have started around end of June 2024. I don’t have a huge sample size of data but since this started happening and noticed it, it had been over 7 days and past due events were still showing from 7+ days out. I’ve been monitoring it now day to day and having to manually clear cache on w3 total cache to get events to remove.
I was wondering if there was something with the most recent plugin update or update before that. I haven’t changed any w3 cache settings and don’t believe any settings in My Calendar would have changed this. I posted the code I’m using above and all looks correct using the [my_calendar_upcoming.. code.
Let me know if I can provide any other data or screenshots.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Open External Links in New WindowThank you Joe, this is great. You can mark this as resolved.
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Open External Links in New WindowHi Joe,
Awesome. I got it to work by creating a template and using this shortcode inside it
{daterange} {time} – {endtime} a href="{link} target="_blank">{title}</a> > {location}One last question. Some events do not have a link associated with them. With the above code when you click on event it launches the current page you’re viewing in a new url window. Is there a way for an if/else statement in shortcode if link is present or not? Or individually in the event can I put something in the link field to prevent from it being clicked on? I tried # but didn’t work
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Open External Links in New WindowHi Joe. Here is the shortcode I’m using on page above:
[my_calendar_upcoming before=”0″ after=”999″ type=”event” fallback=”No events currently scheduled” category=”” template=”{daterange} {time} – {endtime} {link_title} > {location}” order=”asc” show_today=”yes” skip=”0″ ltype=”” lvalue=””]
Is there an update to code above to achieve same results that utilizes the “external” class?Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Open External Links in New WindowHi Joe. I tried the above but still can’t get to work. The “Disable AJAX” checkbox under My Calendar > Design > Scripts was currently unchecked already. Tried checking it to disable it but still not working. Cleared cache on browser and using W3 Total Cache on site. Using Google Chrome as browser.
Here is my link for reference https://mineralconference.com/events/Thank you
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In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Open External Links in New WindowThank you Joe for follow up. I tried adding the updated script in my child theme footer.php file but still can’t get it to work. Tried putting at beginning and end and refreshing to make sure code is loading but still opening in same window.
Saw your comment you may need to disable AJAX navigation. I’m using Salient WordPress them and saw this but not sure if it will disable other needed functionality, https://themenectar.com/docs/salient/disable-ajax-save-theme-options/Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [My Calendar - Accessible Event Manager] Open External Links in New WindowHello, following up on this as I have not received any comments. Thank you.
Sounds good. I’ll look forward to update soon. Than you for looking into.
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Hi. Here is the url https://rb.gy/5s2iu1 if you could please review. The checkboxes in question are on the second page break after you answer the initial option, the “Which areas are you currently interested in? (Check all that apply)*” list of checkboxes.
You’ll see the checkboxes are in showing with red backgrounds and the error “This field is required. Please select a value.” is showing by default before user even tries submitting to the next page break.
Wonder if it’s a page break issue. Strange since the first page break at beginning of form is using checkboxes and working fine.
Thank you.