snih
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(snih = office account from zwene)
Hi Stephen,
sorry, I overlooked your answer in the other thread
http://wordpress.org/support/topic/shrinkning-event-access-by-conditional-tags?replies=2
Now it’s clear that the fullcalendar is really caching. A way to bypass or an option to disable the cache for such interactive cases will be great. 🙂
Greetings,
zweneHi,
thank you for the tipp. There I can reproduce it easily, too. Have a look at here:
http://try.eventsmanagerpro.com/zwene/sample-page/
There you can see a linked 23 in the calendar grid to
http://try.eventsmanagerpro.com/zwene/events/not-public/
and no text after the list bullet. In the event calendar options I only add {logged_in}…{/logged_in} to the following two points:
Settings / Formatting / Event title:
{logged_in}#_EVENTNAME{/logged_in}and
Settings / Formatting / Event format
<li>{logged_in}#_EVENTLINK{/logged_in}</li>It’s the same as in the WP FullCalendar with the colored boxes with permalinks to the event sites.
Greetings,
zweneHi Marcus,
I can’t belief that I’m the only one with this problem on a clean WP install. Can you show me an example page where eg. {logged_in}…{/logged_in} works? I tested it on two servers with the same result, so I’m helpless about this, too.
Greetings,
zweneIf you want to have a look at one of this standard installations you can find one here:
No, not yet. But because I tested only WP 3.6.1 installations, I will testeing downgrading to 3.5.2 and 3.6.
No, not in the moment and not in the clean system. But what I can do is install an clean system without any other plugins installed.
And the is_user_logged_in() function: Otherwhere this conditional works fine and without problems. But I will test what’s with another on board conditional like
{no_category_X}.Edit 1: Result with
{no_category_62}is the same. Crazy that at me no conditional works …Edit 2: I installed a clean, new WP 3.6.1 with Events Manager and WP FullCalendar as the only plugins. Same result.
Thank you. I tried it but it don’t work. Even with
{logged_in}#_EVENTNAME{/logged_in}I get something like this:
I test it in a clean install, too. There’s the same. The question is, why don’t I get a standard conditional like logged_in working?
(Posting from work with work account:)
The spaces are only because of don’t crashing the thread because of code. 😉
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [WP Calendar] Publically visible eventsIn which file, where and what must I must add to get it work? I tested something, but no change. 🙁