This might be to go backwards in development, but I want to go directly from a link in the event list to the full article. I don’t want the article content to show up in the AJAX field under the minicalendar.

I have set the &gotoDetailsPage to be 1, so when I click on a link in the event list I can go directly to the full event document. But the content in the document still also shows up in the AJAX field under the mini calendar, and thats what I don’t want to happen.

How can I prevent this? Thanks.

73 // An event ID is passed, so show details
74 //
75 //if ( (int)$_GET[$g_easyEvents->qs['eventId']] )
76 //{
77 //    $listDetails .= $g_easyEvents->makeEventDetails((int)$_GET[$g_easyEvents->qs['eventId']]);
78 //}
79
80 // No event ID is passed, but date info is, show list
81 //else
82 if ( etc. pp.

<div id="ee_miniCalendarContainer">
[+miniCalPlaceholder+]
</div>
<div id="ee_listDetailsContainer">
[+listDetailsPlaceholder+]
[+missingEventsMessagePlaceholder+]
</div>
[[EasyEvents_ListMini? &nodes=`157`]]

There seems to be very little support for this now, and I’m guessing that’s because MODx are working on a standard calendar function to be included with the CMS. I could be wrong...

The date is set in the /assets/snippets/EasyEvents/easyEvents.config.php file, and also in the chunks you set up for start time and end time (presuming you haven’t set both to Unix time). Check that your config file has the date the right way around by looking for these two lines near the bottom:

$_misc[’dateFormat’] = ’m/d/Y’;
$_misc[’dittoDateformat’] = ’%m %d %Y’;

The above are set up the American way. Yours may look the same. Either way, they should match what you’ve got in your chunk.

I’ve got my end time (’Date Format’ field in my EasyEventsEnd chunk) set up as: %a %B %d, %Y while my start time is set to Unix time, so I don’t need to put the formatting in that field.

You can find out more about Unix date formatting here.

function getDateFromTV($tvVal='')
    {
    //$date = substr($tvVal,6,4).'-'.substr($tvVal,3,2).'-'.substr($tvVal,0,2); // 3/8/10 original code
    $date = substr($tvVal,6,4).'-'.substr($tvVal,0,2).'-'.substr($tvVal,3,2);  // 3/8/10 now displays correctly in calendar page
    return $date;
    }