Hi ichbins,

I did the same but what I have noticed is the title and links of each events vanished and only the catagory is visible, do you still can see event titles and their links? Which template do you use?

Hi Lyr!C (nice wordplay),

... that's the reason, why i'm not a programmer.

I tested your code and it works fine (with more sense) .

Using jooomla 2.5.11; Error reporting is set to "on".

I'm using the template "Mx_joomla52" from mixwebtemplates.com.


Thanks a lot!
cheers ichbins

...if we talk about the same error reporting ...
in joomla Site / systeminformation / php settings ... display errors = "on"

it works fine without any message, and the display is like it should

but maybe you wait for an answere from "andex", because he was the opener of the thread.

The problem is solved! The event list page is working perfectly! All the errors mentioned on the first posts are gone!

Lyr!!!!C, thank you very much for the support. New version will be awesome too! I just need rush to joomla extension directory now to give the deserved 5 stars!

Update, just faced one weird problem. Previously I added icalandar event list css on the custom.css file. Now when I removed that thinking that the css will load with no problem, the css didn't load but the php error and didn't re-appear. So for now, to get away from the problem, I just kept the the event list css styles in my custom.css.

Lyr!C wrote: Nice, and thanks !

I will add tomorrow an update 2.1.13 with the fix included.
What do you mean by "custom.css" ? A theme css for component css in your site template css ?

You are most welcome! Thumbs up for the update! Is the current latest version 2.1.11 or 2.1.12?

Yes, that is right, yootheme has custom.css, which overrides all other css files. They are located in templates/yoo_theme/css folder.