Hi… The Topis said it already. Just a Text Output. Is it possible?
Ah, I’m using the WP Plugin Event Calendar / Scheduler V.1.3
Great Plugin btw!
The next code will add such effect
scheduler.attachEvent(“onXLE”,function(){
window.setTimeout(function(){
var all = scheduler.getEvents(new Date(1,1,1),new Date (9999,1,1));
if (!all.length){
var message = document.createElement(“DIV”);
message.innerHTML=“Currently no Event”;
message.style.cssText = "position:absolute; top:5px; left:80px; z-index:10002; ";
scheduler._els[“dhx_cal_data”][0].appendChild(message);
}
},1)
})
In case of WP plugin, it need to be added in wp-content\plugins\event-calendar-scheduler\scheduler_init.php , before scheduler.load line ( all quotes need to be escaped to not break php syntax )
Hi, i insert it here… Didn’t work so far.
Cache is emty. The position is right isn’t it?
An idea?
$final .="
scheduler.init(“scheduler_here”,null,"".get_option(‘scheduler_default’)."");
scheduler.attachEvent(“onXLE”,function(){
window.setTimeout(function(){
var all = scheduler.getEvents(new Date(1,1,1),new Date (9999,1,1));
if (!all.length){
var message = document.createElement(“DIV”);
message.innerHTML=“Currently no Event”;
message.style.cssText = “position:absolute; top:5px; left:80px; z-index:10002; “;
scheduler._els[“dhx_cal_data”][0].appendChild(message);
}
},1)
})
scheduler.load(””.WP_PLUGIN_URL."/event-calendar-scheduler/events_rec.php?uid="+scheduler.uid());";
" signs should be escaped to make the string correct. For example:
$final .="
scheduler.init(“scheduler_here”,null,"".get_option(‘scheduler_default’)."");
scheduler.attachEvent(“onXLE”,function(){