jdaniel

But I don’t know what to report except that the speed sometimes is incredibly slow, the pages take a long time to load etc. Only sometimes and only the shop pages. That’s all I can say.

My question however is: Is there a good caching plugin you can recommend? And if so, with what settings? (What area to cache and what not to cache)

WordPress: 3.2.1, PHP: 5.2.17, Apache/2.2.21 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.21 OpenSSL/0.9.8r

I hardly use any other plugin on this client’s site (especially no major one), so I don’t see a potential conflict here.

Again: Is there a caching plugin that boosts Jigoshop and works well with the forms (no caching on sensitive sites)?

By the way: The calendar is displayed wrong (far too much on the right side within the right sidebar) with firefox. With IE and Opera, it’s totally fine. So how can I fix this one?

Hi,

Thanks – that was what I was looking for. [events_calendar] in particular.

But: The calendar is the calendar from the sidebar widget, NOT the calendar I can choose from the admin-menu.

So how can I display the big size calendar? Is there a shortcode for this?

Thanks! That’s exactly what I was looking for! (Genesis framework incompatibility issue)

Well.. I am not a coder and I am only a student. So I guess that’s too bad for me 🙁 Thanks for the reply anyways

No, I didn’t. But is this possible since the data is stored in the user (pro)file??

I mean it’s fine adding fields in bookingform.php (even though I have no idea how to do this, I am not a coder at all). But where do they store the information? And it needs to be included in the sent confirmation mails as well…

And then:

I want some events where users MUST fill in their address and some events that are for free where they don’t have to. So it should be flexible for each event. (I guess I am not the only one who want that feature 🙂 )