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Perfect, thank you very much Kiran!
Have a nice weekend,
AronThis reply has been marked as private.This reply has been marked as private.Hi Kiran,
Thank you for your feedback.
1) You’re welcome. Concerning the credentials, I will send them in a following private message.
2) The main issue is if the calendar is displayed on an archive/search page, where the events displayed in the list/grid can be filtered (e.g. displaying only a given subcategory, or only some events for the next N days/weeks/months, etc.), but the calendar still always displays all events, not corresponding to what the grid/list is displaying. The “generic” event calendar widget/shortcode is very useful to be shown in the main archive, or on the homepage, but it gets very confusing for the users when the calendar does not reflect what is displayed in the list/grid on the same page. If we take the map widget/shortcode as a counterexample, it reflects what is displayed on the archive, and it does not always display all posts (unless the corresponding option “Show all posts” is active).
I really hope that my suggestion will be implemented (preferrably sooner than later), in order to have a more intuitive browsing for the users. 😉
Kind regards,
AronThank you, that effectively solves the issue for the CSS file. 🙂
Unfortunately on the other hand it also seems that there are still some JS issues on the page.
For example the address fields behave strangely when autocompiling an address: if I click on one of the autocompile suggestions from Google Maps, most of the times it will not insert the city in the “City” field, sometimes it needs a long time to fill the city, and sometimes it chooses an address in the wrong city (same address, but another city from the list of suggestions).In the console it does not display any errors, but it outputs the address object as follows:
{address: "STREET_VALUE,,REGION_VALUE,COUNTRY_VALUE,ZIP_VALUE", country: "COUNTRY_CODE_VALUE"}The values for STREET_VALUE and ZIP_VALUE are correct, but between STREET_VALUE and REGION_VALUE there is nothing (only a double comma), where the city should be.
Do you have any idea what could be wrong?
Thank you in advance for your support,
AronHi Kiran,
Unfortunately I just noticed that I still encounter the issue, on the add listing page for gd_place (“Account” menu on the top right >> “Schede” >> “Aggiungi scheda”), when I switch from one package to another.
It is always the same two files that cause issues (always “/wp-content/uploads/jupiterx/compiler/jupiterx/style.css” and sometimes also “/wp-content/uploads/jupiterx/compiler/jupiterx/script.js”).Can you please have another look?
Thank you in advance and kind regards,
AronHi Kiran,
Perfect, now it works exactly as expected!
Thank you very much for your support (and thanks also for the tip about the event calendar widget/shortcode).Kind regards,
AronHi Alex,
Thank you for your feedback, which is really appreciated.
I hope that the idea will gain in priority (I looked for the good old “Feature request” form but it is no longer active, so I hope that my post will add one more upvote to it… 😉
Concerning the 3rd party plugins you mentioned, could you give me some more details about them?
I will have a look at the GD Experts, but we are already on a very tight budget for the project, so I will first have to find additional budget to invest in external experts.
I wish you a nice weekend,
AronHi Kiran,
Thank you very much, this seems to have solved the issue!
Have a nice weekend,
AronHi Kiran,
Thanks for the update.
We are almost there: I now correctly see the calendar months and days in italian, but the first day of the week is still Sunday instead of Monday.
Can you please have another look?
Thank you very much and kind regards
Hi, are there any news about the patch?
Unfortunately I still see the wrong calendar format for the “custom” recurring events.
Hi, are there any news?
