rendsvig84

You’re welcome.
I can’t really help you with the other stuff, as I just try stuff out myself, too. My amateur way of doing stuff is to 1) find some text on the site close to where I want to insert something 2) look at the source of the given page, and search for the text I just located 3) find a command right around the text that looks unique-ish — might be some <div class=”something”> or something like that. 4) copy the “something” 5) search the theme folder for files that contain the “something”. (if too many, try finding different piece of code). 6) Open each file, find where it says “something” and see if that looks like a place to insert what I want to insert. 7) If so, then insert something (I usually just write a little text, like “test!”. 8) upload/update and check if it’s how I like it. 9) realize it isn’t. 10) try changing something in some of the steps…

I wish I could be more helpful…

Is there some hack that could make all post types show up in the same calendar?

It really is a wonderful plugin, but it makes it a little harder to use when one calendar does not provide the overview.

Hi!

I have been looking for a free plugin to do this, and found WordPress Form Manager. This solution is not ideal, as the event would afterward have to be manually set up with dates and more, but it’s a little way there.

However, the plugin only posts to the standard post type.

I have identified what I believe is responsible for doing the actual posting (below), and was wondering if someone could tell me what to substitute for what if indeed this is the only thing I need to alter.

If I get it to work, I promise a full step-by-step!

function fm_helper_publishPost($formInfo, &$postData){
	global $fm_display;
	global $fmdb;

	//use the same shortcodes as the e-mails
	$advEmail = new fm_advanced_email_class($formInfo, $postData);
	$parser = new fm_custom_shortcode_parser($advEmail->shortcodeList, array($advEmail, 'emailShortcodeCallback'));
	$postTitle = $parser->parse($formInfo['publish_post_title']);

	$newPost = array(
		'post_title' => sprintf($postTitle, $formInfo['title']),
		'post_content' => $fm_display->displayDataSummary('summary', $formInfo, $postData),
		'post_status' => (trim($formInfo['publish_post_status']) == "" ? 'publish' : $formInfo['publish_post_status']),
		'post_author' => 1,
		'post_category' => array($formInfo['publish_post_category'])
	);

	// Insert the post into the database
	$postID = wp_insert_post($newPost, false);
	if($postID != 0){
		$fmdb->updateDataSubmissionRow($formInfo['ID'], $postData['timestamp'], $postData['user'], $postData['user_ip'], array('post_id' => $postID));
	}

	$postData['post_id'] = $postID;
}

The thread on the ai1ec forum is here.