[Aaron]

Sorted, amazing, thank you!!

I used a slightly different bit of code to display all custom fields, then used the if statement to do something if it had the right content (from a radio custom field).

Learnt something new today that’s opened up a lot of options, so thanks for pointing me in the right direction!!

Very very happy.

[Aaron]

Thanks for your info above Victor, and sorry for not replying sooner.

This was the code I was originally using for ACF on events, but as I can’t show them on the community form, I’m trying to swap them over to use Events additional fields.

<?php if( get_field('home_or_away_match') == 'home' ): ?>
        <h1>home game<br>vs <?php the_field('opponent'); ?></h1>
<?php endif; ?>

I’ve recreated these custom fields in Events additional fields, event_type is a radio field type, and opponent is a text field…

So am looking for a way to check if the home or away field is “home”, and how to display one of the additional fields on it’s own.

I hope that all makes sense and you can help.
Thanks.

[Aaron]

Ignore the first question, I found another thread on how to modify the template in your child theme, got it working.

Would be good to know if I can do the if else statement using the additional fields.

Thanks

[Aaron]

Hi Nico.

That seems to work for the main monthly calendar, but is there any way to do the same for the widgets too?

Currently, with the code you supplied, I can hide an event category, but it still shows up in odd places, like the list widget, and the next event.

Ideally it’d be sitewide, so hiding ALL category A elements throughout the site.

Thanks for all your help.

[Aaron]

Hi George.

We found the problem. It was the hosting package missing mbstring which the PHP wasn’t running.

They activated it and voila, it appeared.

Thanks for all your help.
Aaron

[Aaron]

I tried that earlier, got the same error. Same safari console errors.

No, thank you for all your help. If you’d like to log in and see the problem first hand I can give you login details.

Does the plugin require any server / Apache / PHP minimum specifications? Could it be memory? Thinking outside of the box just incase.

Aaron

[Aaron]

to follow up… the error is coming from post.php, but I have no such file.

And here’s more on the error…

jQuery(document).ready(function() {
		jQuery('#ihc_drip_start_certain_date').datepicker({
			dateFormat : 'dd-mm-yy',
			onClose: function( selectedDate ){
				jQuery( "#ihc_drip_end_certain_date" ).datepicker( "option", "minDate", selectedDate );
		    }
		});
		jQuery('#ihc_drip_end_certain_date').datepicker({
			dateFormat : 'dd-mm-yy',
			onClose: function( selectedDate ) {
				jQuery( "#ihc_drip_start_certain_date" ).datepicker( "option", "maxDate", selectedDate );
		    }
		});

Hope that helps, am really at a loss.

Aaron

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