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SoLo OnE 12-26-2005 02:29 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cbr929rrerion
and if you click new thread it takes you to new event on the calendar not a new thread..

How can this be fixed?

Fixed?

Uhh thats the way its supposed to work. :rolleyes:

mkdevo 12-27-2005 12:39 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Evercraft
I realise this plugin is important to alot of people, and thats the reason I took this up, so hopefully I can keep it going.

However i'm doing this in my own time, and with no real benefit to myself. Im not saying that to try and fish money, so please dont go and randomly donate, I don't want that.

All im saying is, I will work on this when I can, but i'm not going to start promising things, and start working to "deadlines". My current job is busy enough, and very important to me. I deal with enough deadlines and things, without having to worry about finishing this to a certain date.

So no, you can't expect anything by the 15th, because I can't, or won't promise anything. But I hope I can have something to show for the 15th. We'll just have to see.

On a side note, the arranging of the titles (i.e date, name etc), seems to be one of the most requested things. Its on the feature list, and is something that is definetly at the top of my priorities for this. Hopefully I can add something like that soon.
I was thinking about how it could work as an option in the adminCP. Its a bit limited to yes/no, or a textfield. It could be much better, by creating a custom options page (and it could list options for individual forums) but that would make it a hack, and as such isnt what I want todo.

I was thinking maybe just a simple replace expression like:

%1 = Title
%2 = Time
%3 = Date

Then in the text field, you can enter any combination:

%1 : %2 : %3
%3 - %1
%1 [%3 - %2]

etc. I think you get the idea. What do people think of that? I think it would make it quite flexible then, which I think is the key to this. The more customisation the better.

Anyways, let me know what you think of that, Merry Christmas etc, and will speak to you all in the New Year and hopefully we can get some stuff rolling with this. Take care.

Evercraft - thanks for the update, and for all your hard work. just curious - will you be looking into getting it to work with the Event Attendance hack? that would be super.

thanks again!

rabidkevin 01-02-2006 11:26 AM

Any updates on when variables will be made for topic structure???
Or atleast give us a quick rundown of how to change it around..

I need it like this:

[Date] Topic Title [Custom #1] [Custom #2]

Devii 01-02-2006 06:50 PM

I attempted to change the title by hand, no luck ^^; No change at all, so I must be in the wrong place >.>;

The replace expressions would be great, also have configurable date() formats in the vB options, would be great for the standard date format(to use something other than your forums vB date format...).

I've had to change a few of my templates to include an e=$event[eventid] on the links to get them to work (small month for instance), just wondering what the importance of this is as the old mod (endquote) didnt seem to rely on this.

Well, thanks for the work, and I, as well as others will patently wait for more quality work ^^;

silurius 01-04-2006 05:16 PM

There is a 3.5.3 security fix which touches calendar.php. Not sure how this might affect this mod (or the previous version).

Edit: I upgraded my test site to 3.5.3 (full option). I am running endquote's July version of the Event Forums. I got this error when I tried to edit an event I had just created:

Code:

Database error in vBulletin 3.5.3:

Invalid SQL:

                                  SELECT postid
                                  FROM post
                                  WHERE threadid =
                                  ORDER BY dateline
                                  LIMIT 1;

MySQL Error  : You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'ORDER BY dateline
                                  LIMIT 1' at line 4
Error Number : 1064
Date                : Wednesday, January 4th 2006 @ 12:40:50 PM
Script          : http://www.mysite.com/dev/testvb/calendar.php
Referrer        : http://www.mysite.com/dev/testvb/calendar.php?do=getinfo&e=34&day=2006-1-5&c=4
IP Address  : 216.113.168.128
Username        :
Classname        : vb_database

I forget, is this also a known bug for the new version of vB Event Forums?

silurius 01-04-2006 07:29 PM

Related to my previous post, I am curious to know which version of this mod might be best to use?

nexialys 01-04-2006 07:33 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by silurius
Edit: I upgraded my test site to 3.5.3 (full option). I am running endquote's July version of the Event Forums. I got this error when I tried to edit an event I had just created:

you have the answer in this quote: you use the OLD and BUGGED version of the hack... so why ask ?? install this stable version and you will see...

nexialys 01-04-2006 07:35 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by cbr929rrerion
I noticed that when it creates the thread, the only option in the thread is to start a new thread not post a reply, and if you click new thread it takes you to new event on the calendar not a new thread..

How can this be fixed?

... read the documentation, and you'll see...

really, if you don't understand this and think it's a bug, you don't have to install this hack because you did not read the documentation and you don't know what it is used for...

the goal of this hack is to transform your forum into a Events/Calendar machine... no threads...

silurius 01-05-2006 06:46 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by nexialys
you have the answer in this quote: you use the OLD and BUGGED version of the hack... so why ask ?? install this stable version and you will see...

Thanks for the reply and, well, yes that possibility did occur to me. I was just wary of the listed bugs and uncertain if any were new since the older version.

silurius 01-05-2006 08:21 PM

So it seems to be working fairly well, good work Evercraft. Unfortunately I just created an event and while visible on the calendar, it does not show up as a thread despite having uninstalled the old version and having a correct mapping. This is exactly why I posted my question above; didn't have this issue earlier today.


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