Version 0.3.3 is another quick bug fix release. Below are the bugs that I’ve fixed.
- In WordPress 2.2.x, categories were not showing up in the dropdown box in the settings page.
- Also in WordPress 2.2.x, this version was completely messed up because I used some functions that weren’t included until WP 2.3. That’s what I get for not testing thoroughly.
Great plugin. Simply incredible!
Is there any way to pull data from the Gigs-Calendar plugin (list of upcoming gigs) and have them displayed on another .php page, housed on the same server?
Thanks so much. If this can be done, it would be very helpful.
Kudos on your work!
I greet how to alter the strukture of addresses (rewite) I have link at present:
http://example.com/category/id_page/poznan-wielkopolska-160408.html
I would want:
http://example.com/category/id_page/Date.Where.html
When: Date (160408)
Where: Venue –> Name
Example:
http://http://example.com/category/id_page/160408.PubName.html
@AvataraPL:
Right now, the only way to change the order of listed items is to change what is in your post’s title in the gigs calendar settings page. You could easily go in and change the post’s “slug”, but you would have to do that manually for every post. Perhaps I’ll have an easier way to let you change it automatically in the future.
Hi
I’m wondering if you’ve had anyone report issues with WP2.5 ?
I’m testing on a local installation, and there are a couple of issues I’ve hit upon;
1 When adding a venue, I get no confirmation page that the venue has added. (I skipped to add a gig and found the venue had been added 6 or 7 times – me clicking expecting something to happen)
2 I can’t seem to add a gig. Nothing happens when I click add gig. I thought I was experiencing the same problem as in 1, but on the front end, no gigs are added to my gigs page.
On a seperate point, do you build WP sites for bands commercially? I’m in the UK and sing it’s praises whereever I can, but *most* people tend not to have the time or inclination to invest in the learning. There are exceptions of course.
@Simon:
I’ve been developing and testing on WP 2.5 and I haven’t seen any issues like those. My first guess would be that you’re either using a browser like IE7 or Opera that is not fully compatible or that you have another plugin that is loading Javascript in places it shouldn’t that is breaking Gigs Calendar. If you’re using Firefox or Safari, you could send me login credentials to your blog so that I could see if there are any Javascript errors.
Also, I do build WP sites for bands. I don’t do graphic design (you wouldn’t want me to), but I can implement designs and features easily.
It’s not on a live site as yet, but I’ve tested with IE6, IE7, Firefox and Opera, all with the same results.
I’ve had a quick look with firebug, and this is where it falls down;
gigs.ajax.php
json.gig has no properties
(no name)(Object success=false)edit.php (line 45)
success(Object success=false, “success”)jquery.form.js (line 235)
success()jquery.js (line 28)
ready(10)
Any help ?
Hi,
I just downloaded the plug in and sent it to the plug in folder but when I log into the admin area for the blog and go to the plug in section I do not see the gigs calendar plug in available. Do I have to do something more. What could be the problem?
Don
@Simon: Firebug should let you see the result of the AJAX request in the console, check to see if there’s some kind of error there. If you want me to take a look at it, could you send me a login for your blog?
@Don: Check to make sure that your structure looks something like this:
/wp-content/plugins/gigs-calendar/gigs-calendar.php.
If you have an extra folder in there, it won’t get picked up by WordPress
I think I found the problem: I downloaded the zip folder, extracted it, but uploaded the whole folder to the web: the actual gigs-calendar folder was inside the other folder. I uploaded the proper folder and now it is showing on my administration panel and I am ready to begin.
Don
Thanks Dan, I got it working. It was a problem of the wrong folder showing. It is fine and many thanks for such a useful plug in. (for the next plug in I have a request: for this kind of site we need a plug in which would allow blog readers to fill out a form and send us events that they want listed. Right now I can use your plug in and request them to send the stuff by email.)
Hi Dan
I listed above the error that firebug console is reporting;
I don’t have this installed on an accessible domain at the moment, I’m testing locally, so can’t give you login details. I could look at installing on a live site and seeing if the problem is replicated.
@Simon: I’ve replied via email.
POST gigs.ajax.php
Response tab
{success:false}
The above is what appears on the left. On the right there is a link to jquery.js (line 28)
Any clearer ?
I’ve added the plugin but the tables did not generate. Hopefully an easy fix, but not much in the way of instructions. Using WP 2.5.
@Jay: You should be able to run the tables.sql file that’s included with the plugin. Be sure that you read the directions at the top.
Well, not sure I got the instructions or if I did it as intended.
I logged into phpmysqladmin and ran the instructions in tables.sql (cut and paste).
It worked and the calendar is working great. Thanks, this is quite useful for more than gigs (gasp!). Unless Girl Scout outings count as gigs, but somehow I don’t think that was you intention
Hi, great plugins
However i’m having the same problem as simon, no confirmation after adding a gig.
I also have another question, if i add a gig it is added to my blogs list (category Gig) however if i search by poster i can’t find them. How can i ‘add’ them to the author of the gig?
@Jurn: What browser are you using? If you’re using Internet Explorer, that’s probably your problem. If not, it must be something else.
@Dan: I hate IE
so i’m using Firefox.
Loving this plugin.
Feature request:
Sychronise with a google calendar / provide support for FeedBurners Event Manger.
I recently got a feedburner account, and they have something called “Event Manager”.
It would be great to get an rss feed of my upcoming gigs, and the event manager sorts them into the correct date order etc.
Info:
http://www.google.com/support/feedburner/bin/answer.py?answer=79012&topic=13188
http://blogs.feedburner.com/feedburner/archives/2007/01/hackathon_episode_iv_a_new_hac.php
These are good ideas. Version 0.4 will come with an RSS feed of future events
Can’t wait! ^^
Is it possible to add the gigs to the search area, because if i search for a particular event he can’t find it.
I removed the filters, but that gave me an explosion of blogs at my blog page :S
@Jurn: I’m not sure what the feasibility of that would be. I’ll check into it.
Hi,
Could you add an artists table so we could track multiple artists with one calendar? I would like to be able to select the artist or display all. If this is already possible, please forgive the extra post and point me in the right direction to accomplish this.
thanks
@Rick: I’ve had a few requests in this area. It’s something I’d consider down the road, perhaps as a separate, but integrated plugin.
Hey Dan,
Thanks so much for your plugin, I’m excited to use it, but can’t seem to get it to work.
I get the “Oops! It looks like you’re missing some or all of the tables required for this plugin. They should have been created automatically, but you can create them with the tables.sql file in the same folder as this plugin. If you have any questions, you can use the feedback form in the next tab.” error and when I change the database text in the tables.sql nothing changes. Any thoughts on that? Am I inserting the wrong database prefix?
Thanks man
@Dave: You need to run the contents of the SQL file against your database. Most likely, you would do this through phpMyAdmin.
Sorry Dan, could you explain what ‘run against your database’ means? I do have phpMyAdmin.
@Dave: You just have to execute the sql file or at least check if all the tables are in your database.
awesome! it works! Thanks so much!
Is there any way to change the label ‘upcoming shows’ on the calendar page?
Great Plugin!!!!!
I am building a site for a jazz singer. This is perfect. Works in 2.5 fine so far. My only question is how can I change the date format?
I’m in Australia where we use DD/MM/YYYY instead of the US MM/DD/YYYY.
The site is far from complete. http://missmin.com.au
Additionaly, um nevermind. Sometimes you get blind after too many hours working on sites.
I found it. My Bad!
Hi,
I installed this and think it’s way cool!
But I have an issue in IE7. (XP Pro and Vista) The event is posted, but I don’t get a confirmation page.
The error says the object does not support this property edit.php?=gig Line 107818284 character 8.
BTW: Works like a champ in F/F!
@GenOne: Yeah, it doesn’t work in IE so well, as I mentioned in the compatibility notes. Basically, for now, I’m focusing on the Firefox and Safari support because that’s the largest section of my users. Eventually, I’ll probably also support IE7 and Opera.
The links are not working in the sidebar widget in Firefox. However, they are working in IE7. How do I get it to work in Firefox?
@DavidY: Can you give me an example?
theoperasociety.org
I narrowed the problem down to a partial link not working.
As of this writing, “Oct 23: Fall Membership Luncheon” is first.
In IE7, the event name, “Fall Membership Luncheon” is an active link.
In Firefox, the only part of the text that is a link is “ship”. Hold the mouse over the rest of the phrase and no link is detectable. But mouse over the “ship”, the entire phrase is underlined.
Is this a theme problem?
@DavidY: I’m not seeing the same problem you are. For me the whole phrase is linked. Does logging out affect it? Right now, I can’t think of why you’d be seeing that problem.
I just did a remote desktop session to my work computer several miles away and the same thing happens (Firefox 2.0.0.14). Only a partial link in the first entry. I was not logged into my account.
Two computers on two different networks.
I deactivated all of the plugins on my computer except for Gigs Calendar and the problem still occurs.
I’ll have to see if other computers have this problem.
Not necessarily a bug … but definitely support required.
I have installed your Discography plugin on my WordPress 2.5.1 installation and it doesn’t work. Everything is available through the admin control panel and I can select all of the management tools, however it will not save anything.
For example … if I click on Categories and select “Add Another Category”, I get the text box to add the name of the category and the ‘Add Category’ and ‘Cancel’ buttons, but on clicking ‘Add Category’ it just sits there and looks at me – nothing whatsoever happens.
All options … ‘Add Another Song’, ‘Add Another Group’ etc. behave in exactly the same way. All file permissions within the plugin have been updated to allow writing, but this has made no difference.
The Feedback button also does the same … hence (since I can’t find an e-mail address for support queries) I Have to post this as a comment here.
What gives?
David
I’m trying to use the plugim on my site, but I would put it in one or area that is not the sidebar. Exite any way via php?
When I save at any window it returns an error and is in the same window, the system up data, but is in the same window.
Excuse my English …
I’m trying to use the plugim on my site, but I would put it in one or area that is not the sidebar. Is there any way via php?
When I save at any window it returns an error and is in the same window, the system up data, but is in the same window.
Excuse my English …