• There is a street which is not known by Google. Consequently Map shows the whole world. I added the GPS data to the location, but the link still wrong. How can I fix it?

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  • Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    Can you share the location info with me so I can experiment?

    Thread Starter Zsolt Edelényi

    (@batyuvitez)

    E.g. http://www.keneseiprogramok.hu/my-calendar/?mc_id=6

    Pleae note, that the title of this page is “My Calendar”. I would also be happy, if the title would be the title of the event. Can i set somehow?

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    Did you get my response to your question about the title of the page sent via email? I’ll answer again here, but let me know if you didn’t get my email.

    That title is the title of your Calendar page. That title is used for every calendar view unless you enable permalinks for event URLs, in which case you will see a different view for individual event pages.

    What I was hoping for was the complete event location information as saved, so that I also know what is saved in what field.

    Thread Starter Zsolt Edelényi

    (@batyuvitez)

    I received your letter, and I am still studying user manual, trying to change settings, etc.

    Look at this page:
    Another single event page
    This has a right title, but needs a breadcrumb (Maybe this should be added to the breadcrumb hook).

    I set up a user to the site, so you can check everything.

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    Thanks!

    Without knowing what’s running your breadcrumbs, it’s hard for me to know what’s missing there, but I can take a look.

    Thread Starter Zsolt Edelényi

    (@batyuvitez)

    If you give me a code how to get the title of the event, I put it into the breadcrumb of my theme.
    AND
    A condition which check if the page is an event page.

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    is_singular( 'mc-events' ) should allow you to check whether your page is an event page; then you can get the title of the page using get_the_title() or the_title()

    Thread Starter Zsolt Edelényi

    (@batyuvitez)

    It seems, that the post type of the singe events is ‘post’ and the title is “MyCalendar” in english. Can I change the name of this post from your plugin?

    Do you have any solution for the google-map link?

    Example of both problem in the following link: Keneseiprogramok

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    “My Calendar” is not provided in any way from my plug-in *except* when it creates a Page where the [my_calendar] shortcode will be saved. In that case, it is the title of the page, and you can change it by editing the page.

    According to the class structure of the link you sent, that page is a WordPress Page, and you should be able to edit it by logging in and clicking the “Edit” link in the admin bar, and can change the page title there.

    Have you sent me the location information to look at? I don’t see it in this thread, but perhaps you sent it to me separately.

    Thread Starter Zsolt Edelényi

    (@batyuvitez)

    Bingo. Thank you.

    What do you think exactly under the name “location information to llok at”? The GPS code of the wrong map link? “47.034870, 18.106595” Or something else?

    Plugin Author Joe Dolson

    (@joedolson)

    What I’d like, really, is exactly the values you have entered in the My Calendar Location settings for each field. I want to be able to enter those fields in my own site and look at the results and try and figure out why it’s resulting in the wrong location.

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