A simple way to achieve this would be through IFFT connection between WordPress & Google Calender. It’s already done there for you, and there is a tutorial specifically for it. On the downside, you will need to create an IFFT account, and the connection happens outside your server (i.e. you are dependent). Check it out … Read more
Your event target (#calender_section a) is replaced after refreshing the calendar. Because of the replacing, the event listener isn’t applied to the target anymore. You have to apply the event listener to a parent element which doesn’t get replaced (here it is #calendrier_wrapper) and use the selector parameter of on (see http://api.jquery.com/on/): $(“#calendrier_wrapper”).on(‘click’, ‘#calender_section a’, … Read more
Figured it out! First I passed what Iceable suggested and also added moment script above, like so wp_register_script(‘moment’, “https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/moment.js/2.22.2/moment.min.js”); wp_register_script( ‘fullcalendar’, “https://cdnjs.cloudflare.com/ajax/libs/fullcalendar/3.9.0/fullcalendar.min.js”, array( ‘jquery’ ), null, true); and then I edited JS like so jQuery(function ($) { $(‘#calendar’).fullCalendar({ }) }); And it showed up!
The calendar widget doesn’t link to “each day’s post”. It’s linking to an archive page that lists all posts made on that date. Hence the /2019/08/01/ URL. If you click the post title (or “Continue Reading” or “Read More” link if there is one) you will be taken to the single post whose URL will … Read more
How to display a calendar with events depending on the user?
I’m needing to figure out how to create a page that user could create a “task” and it be selectable on a form
How to Create Events Calendar
I believe your server’s replies include an Etag, which the client then uses to make the request. If you remove this header from the answer, then the client will not set the If-None-Match header when making a request, and the server will send the correct reply to the client. So, adding the following lines in … Read more
It’s not a completely different URL, it’s just your homepage URL with some query vars. A plugin probably uses this link somewhere on your website. That would be why this ‘SEO scan’ picks this up. It sounds like this is more of a problem within your SEO tool than it is a problem within your … Read more
I know this does not meet your requirement of supporting Paypal and Authorize.net, but it does support Eventbrite, so it may be worth looking into: The Events Calendar