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All Custom Calendar Fields Under Date About this hack: This hack moves the optional custom calendar fields from the "Additional Options" location to under the date option. If you use custom calendar fields that are 'optional', they only show up at the bottom of the add or edit an event page. May people can skip right by them. This had moves them up next to where the 'required' custom fields are located right under the 'date' option.
Updates: Version 1.0 (10/28/07):
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This is nice. Months ago I had to manually edit the template for that
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Will this only work on the primary calendar? I created a new field but it doesn't show. I use multiple calendars in conjunction with VBevents and Attendance mods so the new events create a post in a specific forum.
Basically there is no field when creating a new event. Was I supposed to overwrite on freshinstall? My site is in developement so I don't mind tinkering. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks Jon |
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Quote:
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once i installed this hack it seemed to remove my custom fields?
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Not sure what you mean. Are you sure you did everything correctly?
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