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I use Firefox 19, and the Events admin page isn’t working correctly in that browser. (It’s working fine in IE and Chrome. Sigh.)
When editing an event or adding a new one, the mini calendar where you select the date sits at the bottom of the page in full view — even if you haven’t clicked on the date entry field.
And when you do click in the field, the mini-calendar window doesn’t appear on screen.
I use nothing but firefox (also version 19), and it seems to work just fine. Try clearing your cache. The file events_manager.css has changed for this new weird behavior of the jquery datepicker (I switched to the one provided by wordpress), so it should not be showing at the bottom.
Also, check your browser console for possible javascript errors.
Hi Franky,
just updated, and this happens also to me with Firefox (19.0.2) when creating or editing an event.
http://lkc-lueneburg.de/?attachment_id=1188
http://lkc-lueneburg.de/?attachment_id=1187
Also: Date changed to English version 04/03/2013 for April 3rd,2013. Would love to change it to 3.4.2013 (3. April 2013) again.
EME 1.1.0.
Did you try to clear your cache? The events_manager.css should hide it. For the rest: it doesn’t do anything, so you can ignore it.
On what locale are you (for your date format)?
Sry for answering that late.
The misbehaviour is gone – like you recommended it was probably the cache…
Date format for the WP-installation is ‘8. April 2013’, like this:
http://lkc-lueneburg.de/?attachment_id=1244
On this page (probably Preferences->General in English) there are hints for changing the date-format for the whole theme, but I would appreciate not to modify deeper areas of the WP-installation, if possible.
For the datepicker: could you try to copy the file
events-made-easy/js/jquery-ui-datepicker/i18n/ui.datepicker-de.js
to
events-made-easy/js/jquery-ui-datepicker/i18n/ui.datepicker-de_DE.js
and see if that helps?
Btw, this should fix it globally:
For fixing the date-topic it really helped to rename
events-made-easy/js/jquery-ui-datepicker/i18n/ui.datepicker-de.js
to
events-made-easy/js/jquery-ui-datepicker/i18n/ui.datepicker-de_DE.js
Thank you!
There are still some translation errors: When creating a new event (e.g. the ‘image-area’) and some dialogues while editing an event. (v 1.1.1)
I found the .po files, but in German no string without translation.
Did you add new strings? Is there a structured way to find them?
I really appreciate to help you with that. d’DOT’rohde-kage’AT’gmx’DOT’de
EDIT: OK, I studied other posts concerning translation. My question is clearer now: How can I find out this information, for example: ’eme_recurrence.php:317′ and corresponding ‘msgid “every %s months”‘, where I can add the ‘msgstr “alle %s Monate”‘
Compiling this file is your job, I’ll learn it to do next life 😉
I always forget to update the eme.pot (template translation) file … sigh …
I’ll try to upload a newer version this evening for eme.pot.
For editing/changing an .po file, download and install poedit. Then open the po file you want to change, and open as “template file” the eme.pot file. Then you’ll see all strings not (correctly translated). It’s very easy. Once you press save (after you finished editing), poedit compiles the mo file for you, so you can then send me the po and mo file.
See also
http://weblogtoolscollection.com/archives/2007/08/27/localizing-a-wordpress-plugin-using-poedit/
I’m working under Linux, Poedit is already installed. And I even found the eme.pot in
…wp-content/plugins/events-made-easy/langs
I’ll wait for the update of this file and translate it to German/add the missing strings.
Thx for your great work on EME. Still got some wishes ;-)!
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