This would be really interesting. Is there a way to do this?
First let me say that the changes I did is at own risk. Be sure you have a backup of (at least) the plugin folder so you can always fall back to the original file.
That said, the changes;
Login to your Admin panel.
There go to plugins -> editor.
Then on the right upper corner of the edit field go to WP FullCalendar and choose select.
Choose for wp-fullcalendar/wp-fullcalendar.php on the right side.
Look for public static function qtip_content()
My version looks like;
public static function qtip_content(){
$content = ”;
if( !empty($_REQUEST[‘post_id’]) ){
$post = get_post($_REQUEST[‘post_id’]);
if( $post->post_type == ‘attachment’ ){
$content = wp_get_attachment_image($post->ID, ‘thumbnail’);
}else{
$content = ( !empty($post) ) ? $post->post_excerpt : ”;
$ptitle = ( !empty($post) ) ? $post->post_title : ”;
if( get_option(‘wpfc_qtips_image’,1) ){
$post_image = get_the_post_thumbnail($post->ID, array(get_option(‘wpfc_qtip_image_w’,75),get_option(‘wpfc_qtip_image_h’,75)));
if( !empty($post_image) ){
$content = ‘<h3>’.$ptitle.'</h3><div style=”float:left; margin:0px 5px 5px 0px;”>’.$post_image.'</div><p style=”font-size: 14px;”>’.$content.'</p>’;
}
}
}
}
echo apply_filters(‘wpfc_qtip_content’, $content);
die();
}
/**
Good luck, and let me know the result.
This was perfect! Thank you so much!
For anyone else who has stumbled accross this thread, here is the super simple solution:
Find this line: $content = ( !empty($post) ) ? $post->post_content : ”;
Replace it with this: $content = ( !empty($post) ) ? $post->post_excerpt : ”;
Yeah!
Must be not to hard to add this as an option in the Admin panel.
So, this should be on the feature request list 😉
