"Padlock" icon on private events' titles and delete from individual event page

[Anonymous]

I’d like to request two features and would be happy to donate in exchange for them. The first is that I’d like to have a little padlock icon (which I can supply) to the left of all events marked private. This would help our office staff see at a glance when their items are correctly/incorrectly marked.

The second is that we’d like to be able to delete an event directly from that event’s description/information. Ideally we’d have “delete only this event” and “delete all in series,” but even just the former would be great.

Thanks so much if you could either develop these for us or if you could point me toward documentation to help me do it myself. I apologize if it’s already out there somewhere and I haven’t caught it.

Also–this is an awesome, awesome plugin. I love it so much. Just wanted you to know you have a fan here!

[Franky]

I added a new placeholder “#_IS_PRIVATE_EVENT” in trunk, which returns “1” when an event is private. You can now use this in a conditional tag and check for it’s value. See http://www.e-dynamics.be/wordpress/?cat=24 for docu and examples on conditional tags.

Deleting an event needs to be done in the admin interface. Are you talking about just being able to choose between deleting one event in a recurrent series?

[Anonymous]

Thank you, Franky! Would you mind giving me a little direction on how to use the trunk version? I copied this file:

http://plugins.svn.wordpress.org/events-manager-extended/trunk/events-manager.php

into my events-manager.php file and it triggered a fatal error. I was hoping to be able to add this without overwriting my whole program, is that possible?

And regarding the delete button, I am hoping to be able to provide a delete button directly in an individual or recurring event next to the “submit button” in a page with a url like this:

http://mywebsite.com/wp-admin/admin.php?page=events-manager&action=edit_event&event_id=500

Is that something that’s possible?

[Anonymous]

The latest trunk version is here:

http://downloads.wordpress.org/plugin/events-manager-extended.zip

It generally is best to deactivate, delete an old version, copy over a new one, and reactivate, because changes often include more than one file and sometimes also require database changes during reactivation.

[Anonymous]

Thanks for your instructions; they worked really well. The category tag is exactly what I needed! I do have a problem now–the Google Maps show up from the front end, but in my back-end locations page, they all have the green screen of death and say “map not found.” I have checked my header and footer for <?php wp_head(); ?> and <?php wp_footer(); ?> and both are there. Any idea what I could have done wrong?

[Franky]

Czn you show that?

[Franky]

@cyhdesigns: there was a small JS bug in the trunk version; which has been fixed. This solves the green screen of death again.

[Anonymous]

Thank you Franky!

[Franky]

This is next on my list: the delete button (+ confirmation)

[Franky]

ok, done and will be in the next version

[Author]

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