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To replicate:

1. Add a few events with different repeat options (some with Never)
2. From the All Events page click on the 'Repeats' header
3. Notice the total count go from the few events you added to an odd number.

This happens because the wp_event_calendar_repeat meta data does not exist for Never.

Love the plugin. One major hurdle though is you've disabled public querying with no way to filter it. I'm currently having to manually change that line of code to use it in my theme. I understand the plugin itself has no front-end functionality, but why prevent others from doing so?

I'd love to see this patched or something soon so I can update the plugin on the next release ;)

It would be great to have a filter switch from mm/dd/yyyy in metaboxes to dd/mm/yyyy.
Same thing for time to switch to 24 hours format.

Forgive me for being naive here!

So you download and setup the plugin add a bunch of events etc, but I do not see any documentation/wiki information on how to make these show on the front end.

I am looking to create a view similar to this:
http://rinse.fm/schedule/

Which shows the days then a calender on the right to select different days and view the 'events' as a schedule in a list format. Is that possible?

Thanks

This seems to be due to the value attribute being output as the term name rather than ID at https://github.com/stuttter/wp-event-calendar/blob/master/wp-event-calendar/includes/events/metaboxes.php#L59.

It would be great to respect the start_of_week setting to display the calendar view in the admin.

I've noticed that if it is the currently the date of an event's end date, it is considered to be passed. It seems to me that it would make more sense to not consider an event to be passed until the day after.

I installed the plugin on a fresh WP install. When I create a new event and set it to repeat, it only appears on the calendar for the day I set the initial event. It does not appear every Monday. This is the only plugin installed on the site. No possibility of conflicts. Would LOVE to add some features to this shortly down the road. I am going to look through the code and see if I can find the issue, just wanted to make you aware of the issue (if it is an issue and not by design).

I added a custom column to sort by a custom meta key. Problem is, $_GET['orderby'] is being written to here: https://github.com/stuttter/wp-event-calendar/blob/master/wp-event-calendar/includes/events/admin.php#L214

I don't believe it's really every appropriate to write to $_GET or $_POST. At least in this case it is making it impossible for me to sort by a custom column.

We currently have support for events as a post type feature. This is largely used to show/hide the metabox UI for events on other types of posts other than event.

It would be excellent to be able to the Calendar functionality to any type of post separately from the events metabox.

If you go the event category screen in the admin and click on the number for "count", it goes back to the wp posts list table, with the query arg of "event-category", but no events show, even if some do exist. It's because of wp_event_calendar_maybe_filter_by_fields(). The issue is that the function adds a tax_query of term_id, even though, in this instance (and possibly others), the value of the query arg is the term name, rather than the term id.