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First of all, excellent plugin! 🙂 This is exactly what I needed for a client’s site, and after working with it, I may use it on some of my own personal sites as well.
I’ve found a bug, though…when the “events page” is a child page, any images in the event description shown on the events page are broken because the image URL includes the page hierarchy.
For instance, on my /calendar/ page, the image source URL is correct:
http://mydomain.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/soldout2.png
…But on my /calendar/events/ page, the URL includes the hierarchy, resulting in a broken image:
http://mydomain.com/calendar/wp-content/uploads/2010/12/soldout2.png
Let me know if you need more details or a URL to see this in action!
Thanks very much. 🙂
Hmmm … I thought you were talking about the location image. But for the images in the event description, the standard wordpress editor is used. I don’t change anything in that field. Do be careful: you can’t just “move” a page a level down, the generated info (like image url’s) in that page will indeed no longer be correct. Maybe that’s what has happened?
Wow, nice catch. 🙂 That was apparently the issue! The last event or two I entered didn’t have this problem, but I didn’t see it because I was testing layout changes on the first couple of events (since they were higher on the page and easier to click on). I removed and re-added the problem images (*facepalm*), and everything is displaying correctly now. Thanks!
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