WordPress 3.0/IE 8.0: Add Event?

Discontinued products Scheduler for Joomla and WP
#1

I successfully installed version 2.0 of this tool for WordPress 3.0 but I am having the following problems.

Notes: Windows 7; IE8.0; New installation of WP3.0; iDream theme 1.0.2 selected; Default “About” page and new page created by dhmtxScheduler renamed as “My Calendar”.

:arrow_right: Add Event: Never added after the Save Changes button is pressed yet the # of events in widget under Settings shows “2”. ???
:arrow_right: Event Administration Panel: No events ever show up in this area nor in the actual calendar/schedule.
:arrow_right: Save Changes: It looks like this functionality is partially working since I can modify the settings like calendar size (H &W) in pixels but the panel is not refreshed with my new settings after the save. I can, however, see that my settings were committed since the calendar has resized based on my pixels entered. Usually requires a log off (cache purge or commit work or something happens) before I see my changes in the panel.
:arrow_right: Navigation: When navigating to this page and pressing the back button in IE8.0, it requires 2 clicks to return back to previous page.

Also, is there a web tool available for WP3.0 to view MySQL data tables (newbie here to WP).

Please advise, Thanks! Great looking plugin that has a lot of potential functionality!

#2

If you are using some other plugins - please list them , we will try to recreate issue locally.
There was some updates, which can help in your case
viewtopic.php?f=16&t=13763

Also, is there a web tool available for WP3.0
not quite sure, but you can try to use phpMyAdmin

#3

Ok, I just installed the update and it’s a much better implementation. Below is a summary of my user experience with the update. Also, there are no other activated plug-in’s in this new WP project.

:arrow_right: I can add events in the calendar (double click) and save them to the database successfully. However, I cannot save a new event in the Events Administration panel using the “Save Changes” button. Delete and Edit work fine on existing events in the Events Administration panel and Save Changes works fine after editing an event.
:arrow_right: Modifying any of the Settings values and clicking the Save Changes button now saves and refreshes the Settings panel correctly.
:arrow_right: Navigation still seems to be a problem. When I navigate from my Home page to My Calendar page (the one with your Events Scheduler on it) and then click on Day, Week, Month, Agenda, expand/reduce page etc, it appears to be adding a new breadcrumb to the navigation queue for every click event in the page. In other words, the # of times I click different features in the Scheduler is the # of times I have to click the back button in IE8.0 to get back to the Home page. :question:

I have some other questions about masking date inputs and assigning an address and Google Map URL to an event but I need to do some more reading on your documentation first.

#4

of times I click different features in the Scheduler is the # of times I have to click the back button in IE8.0 to get back to the Home page

This is kind of feature, gives you a direct link to current view of scheduler
It possible to disable it , by removing one of js extensions.

#5

Thanks for your response. This is not a feature that works for me or my customer so what code would I need to modify to eliminate this behavior?

Is there a fix down the road for the “Save Changes” button in the Maintenance panel when adding new events? Also, after applying the update, the “Agenda” view stopped working completely but all the other views work correctly.

#6

Here is the Debug log after adding a new row in the Agenda tab. Notice the error “Incorrect Field Name Used” and the debug is showing “Rec_Pattern”. If I add a new event in the Agenda page, it will only show those events added in that page and not events added in the monthly page. Odd behavior.

DataProcessor object initialized
1279492777104_start_date => 2010-07-18 15:50:00
1279492777104_end_date => 2010-07-18 15:55:00
1279492777104_text => This was added in Agenda.
1279492777104_id => 1279492777104
1279492777104_rec_pattern =>
1279492777104_rec_type =>
1279492777104_!nativeeditor_status => inserted
ids => 1279492777104

Row data [1279492777104]
start_date => 2010-07-18 15:50:00
end_date => 2010-07-18 15:55:00
text => This was added in Agenda.
id => 1279492777104
rec_pattern =>
rec_type =>
!nativeeditor_status => inserted

Incorrect field name used: event_pid

data
start_date => 2010-07-18 15:50:00
end_date => 2010-07-18 15:55:00
text => This was added in Agenda.
id => 1279492777104
rec_pattern =>
rec_type =>
!nativeeditor_status => inserted

adding field: user, with value: 1

Incorrect field name used: event_piddata
start_date => 2010-07-18 15:50:00
end_date => 2010-07-18 15:55:00
text => This was added in Agenda.
id => 1279492777104
rec_pattern =>
rec_type =>
!nativeeditor_status => inserted
user => 1

change value of: event_pid as: 0

Incorrect field name used: event_length

data
start_date => 2010-07-18 15:50:00
end_date => 2010-07-18 15:55:00
text => This was added in Agenda.
id => 1279492777104
rec_pattern =>
rec_type =>
!nativeeditor_status => inserted
user => 1
event_pid => 0

change value of: event_length as: 0

INSERT INTO wp_events_rec(start_date,end_date,text,rec_type,event_pid,event_length,user) VALUES (‘2010-07-18 15:50:00’,‘2010-07-18 15:55:00’,‘This was added in Agenda.’,’’,‘0’,‘0’,‘1’)

Edit operation finished
0 => action:inserted; sid:1279492777104; tid:17;

Done in 0.0401451587677s