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My test site: http://km.apnet.pl/wp/timetable/
Steps:
- open link
- click the right arrow 2 times in a rowExpected result:
- schedule for the week 2 weeks ahead is shownCurrent result:
- empty scheduleWhen the right arrow is clicked slowly, with couple of seconds between clicks all is ok. It looks like the next click is not working until the schedule is repainted after the previous one.
This issue is pretty annoying for customers wanting to check the schedule a few weeks ahead.
Hi again.
For the next/previous arrow button on the calendar, as I see, it still shows the next calendar.
Please check it again.
Thanks.
Hello, I have the same issue. As soon you you click too fast, the next schedule will be empty. Only if you click after the schedule is shown, you will get the next one. But If you click too fast you won't get any schedule... only a empty timetable. This is really annoying.
Thanks so much! I would be curious to know how did you manage... but I am happy you find a solution.
Hi,
This issue will be updated on upcoming release. Only allow users to perform one click until the results are returned.
The way it works now on my page after your change is ok... I hope it will stay that way... 🙂
Another thing you should correct with the next update (I did it with css) is the padding of the dropdown filters under classes and event (it was too small and the words were partially hidden). I put 3px and now it looks perfect.
.widget-class-filter select {
padding: 3px;
}
.widget-event-filter select {
padding: 3px;
}
Hi,
I don't think it comes from NooTimetable. It seems your theme has several lines of CSS code that override the style of the select tag -> Which leads to the above problem.
PS: in the pictures you posted, the dropdown doesn't still look correct, but on my browsers it does. Should we correct this with another CSS code as I did?
Hi,
You can use these lines instead of the above lines:
.widget-class-filter-control {
height: auto;
}
Thanks it did work. I had only to add the same for the event filter
.widget-event-filter-control {
height: auto;
}
PS: Few days ago, I got an email from Envato to renew my support for Noo Timetable. I had only the possibility to choose extend and I did it. After the payment, I realized that Envato charged me another license for the plugin. I wrote to them to correct it and get a partial refund, but till now they didn't answer me.
Hi,
I see it worked
We have agreed to refund to you. You can wait for Envato to take the remaining steps (3-5 days).
Yes it did work. And I got the refund ans I extended the support. Thanks for your help. At the moment, after the changes we did together, I am pretty happy with the plugin.
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