I found out the “offset_interval_count” works fine until 3. More than that it doesn’t get the next event.
@b.grangeia,
I am not sure I quite follow what you are looking to do here. Is it possible you could link an image or something that might give me a better idea?
Shure!
This is the page i’m talking about. http://obardoeobanjo.com/#agenda
In the first columns, I’ve inserted the code [gcal id="355" interval="events" interval_count="1"]
In the second: [gcal id="355" interval="events" interval_count="1" offset_interval_count="1" offset_direction="forward"]
And in the last column: [gcal id="355" interval="events" interval_count="1" offset_interval_count="2" offset_direction="forward"]
When I set it up, everything works fine, but when the calendar is updated, the codes doesn’t call the right event anymore. I’m not shure if I made me clear now. And, once again, sorry about my english.
It might be an issue with the time being relative to the current day. Since we use the current day as the start point when the day changes then it is going to change around the logic for your intervals.
Let me know if that makes sense.
Assuming this is resolved based on the last reply from me. Seems like that is the issue which is not actually a bug with the plugin. If you want to add a feature request for specific date ranges or not showing events based on the current day then you should check out our public roadmap:
https://trello.com/b/ZQSzsarY
Since there has not been a recent reply I am going to mark this as resolved, but please let me know if I missed something or if you still need clarification/help.
Thanks!
