sezgee

Actually, no it didn’t fix it. I’m still seeing the default to box view in Firefox.

Okay, thanks. I turned off expiration on all of our events and then used these two codes:

[upcoming_events per_page=”30″ layout_type=”list” orderby=”event_start_date” order=”ASC”]
[events order=”DESC” orderby=”event_start_date” layout_type=”list”]

It looks like upcoming events uses the past events template so I switched their templates as well.

One more questions. I have code associated with an optional additional field. The field has been added to my functions php, but I want the additional code to only be included if the field is not empty. Can you advise?

I tried !empty, but the return is always the same regardless of whether or not there is content.

<a href="#" class="expand">HIDE THIS LINK IF THERE IS NO CONTENT IN ABSTRACT</a> 
 <div class="abstract">
 <?php display_abstract( '',   '',   true, $post);?>
</div>

Actually, I’m also noticing that there is no hierarchy to my categories. I have 16 post categories with several levels of depth. The display doesn’t acknowledge category parents…is there any way to get a hierarchy?

Hi,
I followed the guidelines and after a ton of troubleshooting found I needed to import the fields like this:
value|value|value|value

These should be in the documentation somewhere…
Sez

Gustavo, if it were just a review for you, it would have been 5+ stars. xo

Ah, so close. I have the multiselect dropdown working in the admin, but when I save the event, it only saves one of the options.

I then copied the dropdown code into the checkbox option (since checkboxes are multi-select), but it still only saved one option for the event.

Okay, so, I’m trying a different approach now if multi-selects won’t work. I’m trying to add an ALL checkbox that selects all of the checkboxes….

I added this script:

echo"<script language='javascript'>

function toggle(source) {
  checkboxes = document.getElementsByName('x');
  for(var i=0, n=checkboxes.length;i<n;i++) {
    checkboxes[i].checked = source.checked;
  }
}

</script>
";

And then I added this above the checkbox loop:
<div><label><input type=”checkbox” onClick=”toggle(this)” />All</label></div>

The checkbox shows up, but alas, it does nothing. Can you offer any advice?

Oh great! I found the option under styles > extras and see the category in the code! I then sorted by “post to parent order” and it seems that subcategories are now listed under the parent. I think this will work!

Thanks so much Aldo. Great support AND a great plugin. Leaving a review now! 🙂