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Thats great to hear, I was just making a status monitor for my signs!
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesYeah im getting the same thing.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesYes, I just used a little php and javascript to read it. In the WP feed it shows the date and time in the description using CDATA but doesnt format was well as I like. It has a content:encoded section that looks like it might be better if I can find a good way to read and parse that. That would be great if you could help get that reading better.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesI was using a couple different RSS feed widget, but I decided to make my own so I don’t have to depend on a third party service so if you get the date added I’ll have to add that to my custom code.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesYeah, I tried just doing a return on the line but it doesnt show in the feed.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesCool ill have to look at it as well, im not real big on PHP myself but do some stuff for my digital signage business.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesThat would be great if you could add that. no problem.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesSide questions, do you do much php coding on the side? I have a new project I have been working on and I don’t know much php so I might be looking for some help with it.
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In reply to: [VS Event List] RSS feed event timesI think the events calendar one had it where you had to edit the functions.php file, I was hoping got find one that already had it in there. this is their support page for it: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/customizing-the-rss-feed/
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In reply to: [VS Event List] VS Event List plugin update version 16.4Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Using add_action on login to set localstorage@bcworkz
Taking out the extra = does fix the checking problem. I will see if I can work out getting the user name into the meta data and back to use it in the localstorage.Yes, I do appreciate all the help. I’m pretty good in javascript, but PHP is still new to me. Hopefully with the help of the forum I can learn more.
Thanks again for everyone’s help on this matter.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Using add_action on login to set localstorage@timothyblynjacobs
I tried the code but it doesnt set the localstorage. I placed it in the functions.php, do I need to put it somewhere else?I think I got it working without the get_user_meta check though… one more question, instead of just using true in the localstorage is it possible to use the $user variable in the javascript? or would I have to change how that’s done.
ie: echo ‘<script type=”text/javascript”>window.localStorage.setItem(\’loggedIn\’, $user );</script>’;Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Using add_action on login to set localstorageHow would I use the ‘admin_enqueue_scripts’? Is this in the WordPress docs?
Maybe explaining what I’m trying to accomplish will help, and maybe there is a better way to achieve it. I am calling the the wordpress login page from an iOS and Android app. Once logged in I want to set the local storage so I can check this in the app and if they are registered and have logged in I can open other access points in the app. It doesnt have to be localstorage, I just know this is one way I can easily communicate with a website and my app. I was hoping there was a POST call I could make with a form to the WordPress site, but I dont have the skill set in PHP to do that. Anyway, any other suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
I do appreciate all the help and the speed with which you guys reply.
Forum: Hacks
In reply to: Using add_action on login to set localstorageThanks for the help. Im not sure how to do that. Is there a better place to add this that would be easy (Im not experienced with WordPress or PHP). I just need to set the localstorage once any user successfully logs in, not just the admin.