[EventCalendar] Re: Future event links won't display as posts

Alex Tingle alex at firetree.net
Fri Dec 1 17:42:16 UTC 2006


Hi David,

There are standard WordPress ways to achieve the desired effect. For
example, I believe that there is a "Future Posts" plug-in.

I'm trying to simplify EventCalendar, so it no longer deals with stuff
like this. There are other plug-ins that do a better job.

-Alex

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On Fri, 1 Dec 2006 09:49:32 -0500
Dave Warker <davew1 at mac.com> wrote:

> On Dec 1, 2006, at 7:00 AM, eventcalendar-request at firetree.net wrote:
> > Can you say how the post timestamp came to be set to a future date?  
> > Did
> > you do that manually? If you can tell me how the problem arose, I  
> > might
> > be able to modify the code/docs to help others avoid it. In previous
> > versions of EC you did have to manually set your post timestamp, in  
> > v3.1
> > EC ignores it, so the normal WordPress behaviour applies.
> 
> Hi Alex. We're intentionally setting the post date to a future date.  
> These event entries are for monthly meeting topics and are entered  
> long before the actual event dates but shouldn't appear as posts on  
> the main page until a few days before the actual meeting date. They  
> still have to be displayable to anonymous users when they click on a  
> link in the sidebar future meeting topics list. Without the Wordpress  
> hack/patch they'll get the "no such post" message again instead.
> 
> Is there a way to recover the old hack/patch behavior with EC 3 with  
> your new database scheme? Or better yet is there a way to get the  
> above behavior without resorting to a patch, a method to enter the  
> events without a future post date yet still have them not appear on  
> the main page until a specific date or a certain number of days  
> before the event date?
> 
> Thanks,
> Dave Warker
> 
> 
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