Ticket #28312 Public [Closed]

• Hi

  On the EventCard the numeric day value is not followed by a full stop as required in German, i.e., 13 Feb. instead of 13. Feb. I have activated in the Time Settings the WP default date format, which is set to German. In the Event data entry in the section on Time and Date after the Date and Time values it correctly states: Default Date/time format: “13. Februar 2017 8:00” (note the full stop after 13). However, this full stop does not appear on the EventCard. Thank you for your help.

  Jürg

  BY: Thomas Staubli - Feb 16,2017 AT 8:17AM - 3 years ago
• • By: infotainerdave Feb 17,2017 AT 6:16AM - Posted 3 years ago - #28462

    Please send us wp-admin access to your site as a private message for us to further assist your situation.

  • By: Ashan Perera Feb 22,2017 AT 5:50PM - Posted 3 years ago - #28982

    Is this what you mean? http://www.pfarrei-boesingen.ch/wordpress/events/jassturnier/ you can change the eventcard event time from evneton settings > time settings > front-end time/date settings

  • By: Thomas Staubli Feb 23,2017 AT 12:55PM - Posted 3 years ago - #29122

    See the attached screenshot. The missing fullstop is wrong. It correctly appears below in “1. Dezember 2017”. Changes in settings > time settings > front-end time/date do not affect the large date number, which should also have a fullstop.

    

  • By: infotainerdave Feb 24,2017 AT 4:26AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29202

    Thank you for your messages, I am going to assign this ticket to Ashan and he will be able to take it from here and find you a solution. Please allow some time for him to get back to you, we greatly appreciate your patience and thank you for being a eventon customer!

     

    Sorry Ashan I simply don’t know what file to change in the backend to get that 1 to be 1.

  • By: Thomas Staubli Feb 24,2017 AT 9:34AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29229

    Thanks for looking into the issue. Just noted that my screenshot of course should read at the top “wrong withOUT fullstop”. This is what the output looks like. In what it should look like (below in the screenshot) I added for demonstration a fullstop in Photoshop.

  • By: infotainerdave Feb 25,2017 AT 3:48AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29279

    client wants it to look like the screenshot

    with a dot .

    after the 1

    not 1 but 1.

    

  • By: Thomas Staubli Feb 27,2017 AT 4:09AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29413

    Correct. This is what the German date format looks like.

  • By: Ashan Perera Feb 27,2017 AT 9:54AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29495

    Ah i see you just wante to change time on eventtop NOT eventcard. Unfortunatelt you can not change this at the moment. But we are adding pluggable filters for it to be able to alter based on need for next version update. So in the mean time please feel free to edit the code.

    file :../eventon/includes/eventon-eventTop.php line 44

    Cheers!

  • By: Thomas Staubli Feb 27,2017 AT 2:11PM - Posted 3 years ago - #29527

    Many thanks. Would you be so kind to tell me how to adapt line 44?

    Greetings, Jürg

  • By: Ashan Perera Feb 28,2017 AT 10:23AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29634

    

    Here you go Jurg!

  • By: Thomas Staubli Feb 28,2017 AT 12:58PM - Posted 3 years ago - #29665

    I did so before, but the dot is not on the baseline (hardly visible in mid-height). Best, Jürg

     

    

  • By: Ashan Perera Mar 1,2017 AT 9:26AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29776

    Ah I see, thats not good. If you wanna send me FTP access I can fix this for you

  • By: Ashan Perera Mar 2,2017 AT 9:42AM - Posted 3 years ago - #29885

    I editted the file class-calendar_generator.php to get that result idk if we can add pluggable filters for this in the future update. Cus as of now, you will lose your edits once updated. But we will try to see what we can do.

    If you have a moment, we would greatly appreciate if you could kindly leave us a review at codecanyon! from your account > downloads. Cheers!

  • By: Ashan Perera Mar 3,2017 AT 3:49PM - Posted 3 years ago - #30070

    Thank you very much Jurg.