WP FullCalendar

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Developer doesn’t want to fix the problem

The plugin works quite well. However, it was irritating that posts in the future are not displayed. This is primarily due to the query in the plugin as to whether the status is “publish”. However, WordPress sets this to “future” for the posts. However, this could be

$args[‘post_status’] = array(‘publish’, ‘future’); // shows ‘publish’ and ‘future’ status

solved.

The plugin works well but it’s not another “end user” plugin.
If you are not a dev, look for another solution because it will not magically show a list of events with start date and time / end date and time functionnality, you’ll need to work on it’s available filters and some custom fields for that.

Otherwise, thanks for the job, its works well except for the tax_query

        $args[‘tax_query’] = array();
        foreach ( get_object_taxonomies($post_type) as $taxonomy_name ) {
            if ( !empty($_REQUEST[$taxonomy_name]) ) {
                $args[‘tax_query’][] = array(
                    ‘taxonomy’ => $taxonomy_name,
                    ‘field’ => ‘id’,
                    ‘terms’ => absint($_REQUEST[$taxonomy_name]),
                );
            }
        }

For some reason, if you create / edit a custom post type’s custom taxonomy, the events stop showing altogether in the calendar, even if the wpfc_post_taxonomies options field is empty. So I had to comment that whole part for it to work again.

• This topic was modified 2 years, 1 month ago by o2xav.

Even though they state it will work with custom post types, it won’t display on the correct date because it relies on the post date instead. If it’s a multi day event, same thing and will only display on the post date.

The plugin has potential but until the Dev makes it to where it will actually work properly with CPT’s, it’s useless.

Great plugin but needs documentation