[itchybrain]

That’s great news Brian, and is enough for me to encourage the client to buy the plugin.

I will leave my further contact until they do that, hopefully the next couple of days.

Thanks so much for your prompt reply, and the positive outcome.

Looking forward to working on this further.

cheers

Darryl

[itchybrain]

Thanks Brian, I understand. Might be a neat feature to add though. I find that almost all my clients who have events need an alert when an event is somehow cancelled under emergency. Currently it has do be done independently, but would be great if it was programmatically connected to an event in the events database.
cheers
Darryl

[itchybrain]

Excellent Casey, thanks for your help with that…do you know if the ‘buying’ even though free still requires them to add credit card details?
cheers
Darryl

[itchybrain]

Thanks for your response Casey, I did do that last night after someone else’s same advice, switching it to default, saving, and switching back to my prior choice, saving and it worked 🙂 was going to post it here and saw your answer…much apreciated!

[itchybrain]

Thanks for your reply Barry. I have followed that exact method in the past, but there’s no way to hook it only to the events menu pages. Do you know of a way to display a widget only on an Events related page?

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