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kunalb posted a new activity comment:
MVC was kind of my indulgence — I find it really convenient to think that way. Mixing event driven and MVC resulted in the mess you see in BPCP and EventPress
. I’ve made a Google Code Project for this — to get my own wiki, issue tracker, etc. Please add any issues you find here — http://code.google.com/p/eventpress/ In reply to - hnla posted an update in the group EventPress: @kunalb is their some specific trick to overriding the theme files and CSS · View -
kunalb posted a new activity comment:
Stylesheets — simplest would be to simply dequeue them and enqueue your own
. Thanks, though ”without issue” isn’t exactly true. As soon as my exams get over (ie tomorrow afternoon) I’m going to start formalizing a test system so that I stop shipping buggy releases and end up having to do 2 bugfix .1.x releases, one after the other.In reply to - hnla posted an update in the group EventPress: @kunalb is their some specific trick to overriding the theme files and CSS · View -
hnla posted a new activity comment:
@kunalb thanks for the reply, Have only just started to look at custom post types, so slightly unfamiliar with them at the moment and they are a somewhat complex edition to WP to understand, will delve further now though. One last thing how does one override the stylesheets? Oh and ought to say well done it’s a great plugin seems to function without issue on 1.2.5.2
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kunalb posted a new activity comment:
BPCP actually looks for post_type/page — so for certain pages you could add ep_event/page to your theme and that would override the EventPress theme. To write general theme files, youi could also go for type/page — which will affect any plugins using BPCP. Have a look at all possibilities here: buddypress-custom-posts/themes/
EventPress has a few event specific files, which are at eventpress/themes/bp/ — their equivalents are also first looked for within your main theme’s folder, so you can over-ride by giving the same name.
In reply to - hnla posted an update in the group EventPress: @kunalb is their some specific trick to overriding the theme files and CSS · View -
hnla posted an update in the group EventPress:
@kunalb is their some specific trick to overriding the theme files and CSS
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kunalb posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
1. I’ll check about the invite tab, that is strange behaviour (I haven’t been able to to do that much as I have exams this week — I’ll be addressing all bugfixes for 0.1.2 from Monday onwards. 2. If an event creator invites someone, then the registrations get auto approved. If someone else (apart from [...]
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kunalb posted a new activity comment:
Thanks for the review: I’ll just check my plugin (on Windows right now, can’t check code) and post a reply about.
In reply to - Josh Frank reviewed the plugin EventPress: Directed to a page with the error below when I click on Send Invites. It appears as though the Invites do get sent, so that is good – but if a user ends up on this error page they will be very confused. I can see a user thinking the Invite didn’t [...] · View -
kunalb posted a new activity comment:
@Corinne Thanks! About setting it as a thumbnail, the option seems to disappear (I directly use wp’s inbuilt media uploader, but apparently I’m not setting some external variably properly for it to display the set as thumbnail button). I’ll check that out and reply.
In reply to - Corinne reviewed the plugin EventPress: Very nice idea and implemented well, but I can’t change the featured image. I’ve tried uploading and going through my media library but can’t figure out how to select an image and save it as the event thumbnail. Really good start though. @kunalb · View -
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1) Custom registration form is very complex . My members won’t understand how to create these (regular expressions???)
> I wanted to give as much control as possible to users, though very few non-geeks would understand arcane regexes I guess. I’m still confused about how many options for validation to provide — and whether to give a general regex as an option at all.2) Calendar picker for dates doesnt highlight the day you choose (no feedback) 3) Need be able to overide american date format to uk
>The timepicker I’m using needs some work — for highlighting the selected day, and adding mapping from php formats to the timepicker formats.looking good james
>Thanks!In reply to - Jamesmarsland reviewed the plugin EventPress: Here’s my feedback 1) Custom registration form is very complex . My members won’t understand how to create these (regular expressions???) 2) Calendar picker for dates doesnt highlight the day you choose (no feedback) 3) Need be able to overide american date format to uk looking good
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kunalb posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@Anointed: Ah, ok. I haven’t actually updated the gsoc repository for quite some time now. I also thought about moving to git but decided against it in the end — WordPress’s repositories will be the sole location for up to date versions of EventPress and BuddyPress Custom Posts.
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Anointed posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@kunalb
My bad.. I knew about the plugins at wp, thought maybe you had an svn setup for nightly builds or something. For awhile there, I was downloading a new vs. almost every day from the gsoc svn. Sorry for the confusion -
kunalb posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@Anointed: Apart from EventPress, you’ll also need BPCP
http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/buddypress-custom-posts/download/@Luccame: Thanks.
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Anointed posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
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kunalb posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@PJ: If you haven’t yet, try getting a new version of EP and BPCP from the plugin repos. That should solve the problems.
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Stas Sușcov posted a new activity comment:
Thanks a lot for the feedback.
1. The plugin’s version is actually a prototype, as you mentioned, it’s not a big deal now to add modifications to it, to obtain a project management software (also because almost every component in it is standalone, you can deactivate them one by one). Though the milestone I will follow is to make a solid academic suite out of it. And yes, Bibliography webpages can be used as link’s so you can refer to whitepapers using that option.
2. +1
3. @kunalb also did a great job this summer with EventPress, see if it won’t suit you better for that kind of task.In reply to - roydeanjr posted an update in the group BuddyPress ScholarPress Courseware : Congratulations! This looks like a phenominal plugin! You have incorporated so many aspects so completely! You have definitely raised the bar on providing a complete solution through a plugin. Now I am wondering about the possibilities for adapting this code to things like: 1 – project management, [...] · View -
PJ posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@kunalb @hnla I was getting the same 294 error as @markhahnel with the 0.1 from the website. @kunalb the bleeding version you sent me took down my site and gave me an error: “Fatal error: Cannot access empty property in /wp-content/plugins/bp_custom_posts/themes/tags.php on line 9″ …So I uninstalled it. I can hang out til the new update this weekend. I’m [...]
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Roger Coathup posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@kunalb – I suspect EventPress is going to be a very important plugin – congrats on the work.
Given this – It might an idea to make a specific group for EventPress, rather than posting in the general third party components and plugins group
Looking forward to using it. Cheers, Roger
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kunalb posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@PJ: Just eliminated the called — that debug fn slipped through the cracks — had used it while modifying the posts query for sorting thru eventpress. That would probably also explain the issue with the theme, I guess. I’ve removed that call — can you check if that stops breaking the theme: http://kunal-b.in/0.1/debug/EventPress.tar.gz . (This is [...]
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PJ posted on the forum topic EventPress in the group Third Party Components & Plugins:
@kunalb @johnjamesjacoby I get this error message in the wp admin side:”The plugin generated 294 characters of unexpected output during activation. If you notice ‘headers already sent’ messages, problems with syndication feeds or other issues, try deactivating or removing this plugin.” … I did but it keeps occurring. Also, it pushes my “Jooc” theme header down when [...]
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BPCP actually looks for post_type/page — so for certain pages you could add ep_event/page to your theme and that would override the EventPress theme. To write general theme files, youi could also go for type/page — which will affect any plugins using BPCP. Have a look at all possibilities here: buddypress-custom-posts/themes/
EventPress has a few event specific files, which are at eventpress/themes/bp/ — their equivalents are also first looked for within your main theme’s folder, so you can over-ride by giving the same name.
@kunalb thanks for the reply, Have only just started to look at custom post types, so slightly unfamiliar with them at the moment and they are a somewhat complex edition to WP to understand, will delve further now though. One last thing how does one override the stylesheets? Oh and ought to say well done it’s a great plugin seems to function without issue on 1.2.5.2
Stylesheets — simplest would be to simply dequeue them and enqueue your own
. Thanks, though ”without issue” isn’t exactly true. As soon as my exams get over (ie tomorrow afternoon) I’m going to start formalizing a test system so that I stop shipping buggy releases and end up having to do 2 bugfix .1.x releases, one after the other.
the bug fix for the bug fix release
In fairness these bugs? are not overly prominent- I will endeavor to report any issues I do come across though.
yep denqueue/re-enqueue sounds like an approach.
Interested in the fact that suddenly we seem to have leap forward to a MVC pattern, that threw me somewhat
thanks for the help.
MVC was kind of my indulgence — I find it really convenient to think that way. Mixing event driven and MVC resulted in the mess you see in BPCP and EventPress
. I’ve made a Google Code Project for this — to get my own wiki, issue tracker, etc. Please add any issues you find here — http://code.google.com/p/eventpress/