[Brian]

Thanks for the help. I was actually able to get it activated by disabling
the main plugin, activating the PRO version first, then activating the main
plugin second.

[Brian]

Thanks for your reply. I use W3 Total Cache plugin and a particular setting appeared to be causing the issue. It’s both good and bad. The good news is that I isolated the problem. The bad news is that I have to disable part of my caching plugin to make my calendar look good.

For anyone else with this issue, the setting I disabled in W3 Total Cache was the second option listed as “Minify” which according to that plugin’s developers is intended to “Reduce load time by decreasing the size and number of CSS and JS files. Automatically remove unncessary data from CSS, JS, feed, page and post HTML.”

[Brian]

Thanks. For clarification, I want to see the next three events that are scheduled in relation to the event detail that is being viewed.

For this example, let’s assume I have an event on everyday of the week:

When clicking on Monday’s event and viewing it’s detail page, I want to see the next three related events in the proper order; those would be Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday in that order.

When clicking on Wednesday’s event and viewing it’s detail page, I want to see the next three related events in the proper order; those would be Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

[Brian]

Thanks very much. I copied the code and pasted it into the functions.php file in my child theme folder. After testing, it appears that the related categories portion worked as needed but when viewing any event, the related items showing are not the next upcoming three events. It always shows the first three events in that related category.

It seems so close to being what we need on our site. Is there another bit of code that can be added to display the next three upcoming related events based on the event being viewed?

[I tried in Chrome and Safari and cleared cache after uploading changes to php file but results were the same. I’m attaching a screenshot showing the detail view of an event in February but the related items are still showing the first three events in January.]

Thanks again.

[Brian]

Thanks for your reply. I can copy and paste with the best of them but customizing anything usually breaks my site and my spirit. I would love to have the help.

What I would like to do is have the ‘Related Events’ showing on a single event page:

1) display the next events sequentially and in order
example – Main event is on a Monday. I would like the related events show Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday in that order below.

AND (here’s the kicker)

2) be related based on the category of the Main Event.
example – I have a rehearsal category and a performance category. I do not want a rehearsal category event to show up as a Related Event on the bottom of a Performance category event (and vice versa).

Thanks again.

[Brian]

Import dates and times are working perfectly for me too. I added a multi-day test event with specific start and end times and it imported perfectly. No further issues to report.

Thanks.

[Brian]

Clarification to my last post!

The events import PROPERLY. Just letting you know the PREVIEW still shows end times as dates.

Sorry about that.

[Brian]

I am trying a new import and the end times still show as dates in the import preview.

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