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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Calendar Widget] Loading wheel doesn't disappearCan you provide a link?
Did you check the errors on your page when this happens? If you can’t provide a link, then the errors would be helpful.
What browser are you using? I just tried it with Chrome and IE8 and it seems to be working correctly (The events expand to include a lot of text).
Apr 22
All Day – Rob Machado Seaside Pro Junior
All Day Event
Seaside, CA
The inaugural ASP 4-Star Rob Machado Seaside Pro Junior presented by Hurley, Reef and Whole Foods Market is slated to host America’s top male and female under-21 surfing talent at San Diego county’s Seaside Reef on April 22 and 23, 2011 and will play a vital role in surfers’ qualification campaigns for the 2011 ASP World Junior Tour.
Male surfers competing in the Rob Machado Seaside Pro Junior are looking to finish within the top four on the regional rankings while women are looking to win the series to qualify for the 2011 ASP World Junior Tour.Sorry to hear about the problems.
Do you have a link to a problem page or any error output that I could look at?
Do you have a link to your page with the problem? It is very difficult to debug a problem without the link. If that is not possible then please provide the html source of the generated page.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Calendar Widget] [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] time formatSee the FAQ here.
In the time format strings in the plugin – change the hh to HH to get a 24 hour clock, and remove tt to remove the AM/PM.
The plugin outputs each item in the calendar as <div> tags. This means that to get it formatted as a list you need to update the style to make the div tags flow down a list (or however you would like to format it).
http://www.alistapart.com/articles/practicalcss/ has some good examples and the default wordpress themes use divs for the sidebar.
You could also change the plugin to output each event as a list item
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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Google Calendar Widget] [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] Private EventsI’m not sure if there is a way to hide these events from the calendar view.
What URL are you setting as your calendar?
It would certainly be possible to change that, and I am open to accepting changes, but this is beyond the scope of any changes I am likely to make in the near future.
I have actually stopped using multiple feeds for my own purposes and instead use a single calendar to merge multiple feeds together. You can invite another Google Calendar to an event and it will be added to that calendar…
I used to have three calendars; Common Group, Sub Group A, Sub Group B, and three views with this plugin (Overall + A), (Overall + B), (Overall + A + B).
I now have three calendars; Overall + A, Overall + B, Overall + A + B; so there is only one calendar in each view…
When creating a new calendar event, I create it in the “Overall+A+B” calendar and invite either the “Group A” or “Group B” or both calendars depending on which ones should see the event. Then the events will show up in the correct view and it is easier to share that calendar with other people.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] Please post support issues hereelanbailey, your calendar is not public – it must be public for the page to load it…
When I access your calendar URL
I get the following text instead of the calendar…
Sorry, this calendar does not have public access enabled. If you are the calendar owner, you can make this calendar public on the calendar sharing settings page
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] Please post support issues hererigdonia – Do you have a link to the calendar that doesn’t work or, better yet, a link to a page with the plugin that is not working?
That goes for anyone else with problems. The best way to get them resolved with is to include a link to a page with the problem, or at least a copy of the calendar URL that you are using.
You can remove the end-time from the event by editing ko-calendar.js
Look for the code like the following.
else if (oneDayEvent) { dateString = startJSDate.toString("ddd, MMM d, yyyy"); dateString += ', '; dateString += startJSDate.toString("h:mm tt"); dateString += ' - '; dateString += endJSDate.toString("h:mm tt"); }Removing the last two lines beginning with “dateString” will remove the end time from events that do not span multiple days.
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dateString += ' - '; dateString += endJSDate.toString("h:mm tt");To also remove the end time from multi-day events, remove the following code in the block below the one above.
dateString += ' - '; if (!endTime.isDateOnly()) { dateString += endJSDate.toString("ddd, MMM d, yyyy h:mm tt"); } else { dateString += endJSDate.toString("ddd, MMM d, yyyy"); }Thanks for the fix, I will apply the changes to the trunk and next release.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] Please post support issues hereIf you are seeing the calendar events twice you might accidentally have the same calendar listed twice. Check the settings and make sure there is only one calendar and then save.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] Please post support issues hereIf you are having issue on a web host, can you please post a link to the page with the error? That would be helpful.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Plugin: Google Calendar Widget] Adding <p> to widgetIt sounds like you want to add just one line under the title.
The title is in the following line in ko-calendar.php
echo $before_title . '<div class="ko-calendar-widget-title" id="' . $title_id . '">' . $title . '</div>' . $after_title;The following line is is the div tag containing the gadget.
echo '<div class="ko-calendar-widget-events" id="' . $event_id . '">';I would add something between the two, perhaps
echo '<div id="instructions">Click To Expand</div>'And then you can update the css with any formatting you want to apply the the “instructions” block.