Events Plugin šŸ“†

Thereā€™s nothing wrong with your installation. The css does need tweaking and the placement of elements in the mobile template is incorrect. Try it now.

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/commit/c17f8f3094fe71185ee43f7d433e249e1ad98489

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/commit/cfce04e4cd20896cbbb54086681cf897d0281bd6

It now looks like this.

11 PM

cc @mikechristopher

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thanks! i just was a bit confused since the placements on your sandbox were correct :slightly_smiling_face:

much appreciated work!

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Thanks for this awesome plugin. Is there any way to display event is passed/over in topic list? I mean marking title with red color or showing the time passed flag with them automatically.
Thanks again.

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I just merged a PR from https://github.com/lawniczak that adds:

  1. German language support to locales
  2. A setting to filter all past events from the agenda (as is currently already done in the Map view)
  3. A setting which changes the short label in the topic lists to only show the start date (and hide the end date and times)

@Hamza_Ahmed Perhaps ā€˜2ā€™ would work for you?

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/pull/6

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Hi!
I use topic list as my default instead of category view. Is it possible to add button with Agenda on this level?
The goal is to have shortcut / button / link, to Agenda on main site.
Thanks!

EDIT 1 // Ok, I fixed that. But my users still reporting me a lot of problems, especially with ā€œAdd to calendarā€ button.
Button is not working with most of the browsers on Windows and Linux. Thereā€™s no problem on macOS thoughā€¦
Problem confirmed on:

  • Browser Firefox 57, OS Linux
  • Browser Firefox and IE on Windows7

No response when click on ā€œAdd to calendarā€

EDIT 2 // Ok, I found the main issue. Itā€™s not about browser or OS, itā€™s all about role in discourse. So it seems that itā€™s working for admins and moderators, but doesnā€™t work for regular users.

I checked all settings, but cannot find any related to permissions, can you please help me with that?

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Let me just bump it a little.
@angus do you have any clue why only mods and admins are allowed to make ā€œAdd to calendarā€?
Button doesnā€™t work for anyone else.

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Sorry for the delay, Iā€™ll take a look tomorrow.

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Awesome, thank you a lot!

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Fixed :slight_smile:

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/commit/0577c174788dd6606dcf66f4f97c006b31b3a647

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This is just great! I confirm, it works like a charm. Thank you for quick response and great plugin!

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I think a ā€œBuy Ticketsā€ button should be fine with this plugin. When set a new even to can add a direct link for buying tickets.

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@angus, there seems to be an issue (at least in v2.0.0.beta1 +35) where if I add Agenda (or in my case, Events) to the top menu, then remove it, that Agenda link stays there.

Top menu

Category

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Hey :slight_smile: The ā€˜Top Menuā€™ setting is a site-wide setting and Events is subject to category-specific settings. If you want to remove the ā€œEventsā€ list from the ā€œDevelopmentā€ category, disable events in the development category settings.

If youā€™re trying to have events enabled in a category without adding a new event-specific list, that would be a new feature for this plugin. Is that what youā€™re after?

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Perhaps I can describe my ideal state:

  • In categories where events are enabled, show the Events header and on click, show just those.
  • At the top level of the site, have an Events header (points to /agenda) that shows all events across all categories.

Is this possible with the current build? If no, does this sound like a reasonable addition?

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The first part is possible, but the second would be a new feature. Yes, it would work as an addition. Iā€™ll see if I can fit it in later this week.

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I know that it will be a little hack, but I solve it using another plugin Navigation - Add custom menu items

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Fun new bug I found. If you create a topic in an category that allows events and you move that topic to a category that does not allow events, you can see the event date, but you canā€™t edit/remove it.

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Thanks for a great plugin! :sparkles: One feature Iā€™d love to see (I donā€™t think I saw it mentioned anywhere) would be the ability to create ā€œAll dayā€ events that donā€™t display specific times. We share a lot of conferences and all day events in our forum, so setting start and end times usually gets in the way.

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Technically this was already doable by adding agenda to the top menu site setting. The agenda item would have disappeared from the list when you refreshed the page, but the agenda nav button would still be there in the top nav (due to a difference between how setting choices are generated and setting values themselves).

Iā€™ve made a change to ensure the agenda item is always there as a choice in the top menu site setting - i.e the setting will work as you would expect. The top menu agenda list will list all events across all categories.

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/commit/9a61bc99bddfaac5bf3e1953272325f480ad7cdd

cc @Pawel_Kosiorek

Fixed.

https://github.com/angusmcleod/discourse-events/commit/8b1191a1964f2f571fb3601f1fb039d8d700bc2a

I will take a crack at this in the next few days.

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Thank you for the wonderful plugin.

Is it possible to make entering the event end date/time optional? Or, maybe have the choice to remove the end date calendar picker altogether via the plugin options?

The majority of our events will simply not have (specific) end times. Being forced to enter an arbitrary end time for most events could get frustrating for the event creator and confusing to potential attendees.

If this is not possible, would it be possible to set a default event duration time via the plugin options (for example: +6 hours)? Using this example, if I create an event with a start date/time of Jan 31/10.30, the end date/time calendar picker will automagically advance to Jan 31/16:30.

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