Side bar integration, side bar list, etc questions.

[gunn4r]

First of all, I've looked at the EPCTutorials, and read through the forum here, and didn't see a solution or answer to this question-

Is it possible to have the small calender in the sidebar using NON default permalinks? Using default permalinks is not an option for me.

On a related note, would it be possible to show just the next X number of upcoming events in a list style in the sidebar, and either have the event title open the popup details box, or retain the mouse over popup.

Having a solution for this would be great. I can't believe there is NO good wordpress calendar out there. Heck even EPC doesn't do everything I need by default. (IE RSS feed)

Thanks in advance for any pointers.

[Brian]

You can list the next X events and set it to use the pop-ups. It's all detailed in the List Mode section of the Integration instructions.

[Brian]

BTW ,you can make our own RSS feed.

http://www.easyphpcalendar.com/forums/showthread.php?t=3784&highlight=rss

[gunn4r]

I followed EPC tutorial for just a regular calendar in side bar but all I get is this error:

Warning: require(/wtc/cal/calendar.php) [function.require (http://gunnargabrielson.com/wtc/function.require)]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/gunn4r/public_html/wtc/wp-content/themes/streamline_30/header.php on line 47

[gunn4r]

Got that part fixed, was just my paths messed up.

[ve9gra]

Actually, I have a plugin that actually gives you a valid RSS feed - http://www.epctutorials.com/modules/custom-module-rss-feed-for-your-events/

[zombieprom]

I'm having a hell of a time integrating the calendar into wordpress. I did everything the first tutorial said on epctutorials.com. my calendar is located in the same folder as wp-content. here's what my header.php file looks like:

<admin removed>

[ve9gra]

wp-content is not the proper place for the calendar. The tutorial clearly states that you should have the calendar installed in the /calendar folder at the root of the WP install.

[zombieprom]

wp-content is not the proper place for the calendar. The tutorial clearly states that you should have the calendar installed in the /calendar folder at the root of the WP install.

Apologies if it sounded like it was installed in the wp-content folder. It is not. It is installed in the public_HTML root folder along with wp-content and wp-admin.

[ve9gra]

Please start a new thread with links to your installation. If you want to post code, upload the files, do not paste the code in your reply.