TODO: Event Calendar 3.1.4

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 ? Fix XML entity rendering on Safari (works on IE/Firefox)

 o Include an example of how to make events show up differently from other

   categories.

 o Next/Prev links on single post page may link to an event post, even

   in advanced mode, when such posts won't show up on the front page.

   (Reported by Gerjan Boer)

 o Events in calendar popup not listed in time order. Popup shows start time

   every day for multi-day events.

   (Reported by Craig Rothman)

Event List:

 o Provide better example CSS. (Include it in ec3.css).

FUTURE

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 o Multiple event categories.

   With colour-coding for each category.

   Export each category as a separate iCalendar.

 o Fix category count.

   Templates that show the number of posts in each category will not

   always show the correct number for the event category. In advanced mode,

   expired events are not listed in the cat page, but they would be included in

   this count.

 o Allow import of a public iCalendar.

 o Repeating events (create upcoming ones in a batch job, triggered every so

   often?)

 o Consider upcoming.org integration.

 o Whole-page calendar.

   Some people want a HUGE calendar, not in the sidebar. This doesn't

   work well if they have a sidebar calendar as well, because the calendar

   has a unique ID. Should probably allow a new id to be set in the

   ec3_get_calendar() template function.

   (See also, the next item...)

 o New template function to list event titles inside the calendar table.

   Like this: http://www.writingsalons.com/classes/index-12.php

   Make sure that all the links work properly, even w/o JavaScript.

 o "ZZamboni" wrote:

   > I do have one feature request: I do most of my blog posting from Ecto

   > and not from the WP post editor. I was wondering if it would be possible

   > to set the event date by including a special tag in the text. Something

   > like '[eventdate 2006-09-31]' for a full-day event, '[eventdate

   > 2006-09-31 14:00:00 2006-09-31 16:00:00]' for a regular event, and that

   > does not get displayed, but is used to set the appropriate fields in the

   > event record. 

 o 'Calendar-Page'-formatting template. Alternative to ec3_the_schedule().

   Suggested by Karl Kolk.

Event List:

 o Option to show N days in advance, rather than N next events.

 o Possibly: break the function into its component parts, and enable folks to

   generate the contents with their own loop - and then provide an example loop

   in get_events().

 o "rumorhasit" wrote:

   > while the event date/time does show up in the posts, it does not show up

   > (correctly) in the sidebar.  The side bar should be display the dates

   > the same way as the post (ie., starttime - finishitime).  Instead the

   > side bar only shows a "starttime" and that's it.  Seems counter

   > intuitive to have both, especially considering the more detailed event

   > date/time is not associated with the sidebar for upcoming events.

   That's a good idea. It should be straightforward to add start and end

   dates to the template code for the ec3_get_events() function.

 o customize display of listing (instead of just ul ) [heather]

 o month headings/grouping (like it does with posts on same day) [heather]

   http://wordpress.org/support/topic/46841

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 ? Fix bug where event is also in another category -> multiple tooltips.

   -> Can't reproduce this now.

 x Deal with local timezones correctly.

 x Document ?ec3_today ?ec3_days=N ?ec3_from=DATE ?ec3_before=DATE listing

   options. Nobody knows about them!

 x Promote ec3_get_events()