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Installation

  • 1) Download the module on our website via the download link provided to you after the purchase.
  • 2) Install it on your Joomla website via the extension manager, or via the "install plugin" button of System > Plugins on WordPress.
  • 3) Make sure the HikaShop Booking plugin (version 1.3.0 or later) is installed and enabled, and that your shows are events with their dates.
  • 4) On Joomla, go to Extensions > Modules, create a "HikaShop Calendar" module, choose its position and the pages where it shows. On WordPress, add the "HikaShop Calendar" block to a page.

Configuration

  • Categories: the ids of the HikaShop categories whose events are shown, separated by commas. Empty shows every event.
  • Calendar: a month or a week.
  • In each day: the names of the shows of the day, with their time, or only a colour on the number of the day. A click on a day lists its shows.
  • Shows per day: how many shows a day names before it shows how many more there are. Only used when each day shows the names.
  • View: automatic (the calendar on a wide screen, the list on a phone), always the calendar, or always the list.
  • First day of the week: Monday or Sunday.
  • Month or week shown first: the current one, or the one of the next show.
  • Show the price from: shows the price on the line of each show.
  • Show the seats left: when a date has only a few places left, shows how many.
  • Hide the days gone by: leaves out the shows already played.
  • Alternative Layout: an alternative layout of your template for the module.
  • Module Class (Module Class Suffix on Joomla 3): CSS classes for styling.

Troubleshooting

  • "The calendar needs the HikaShop Booking plugin": install and enable the Booking plugin.
  • "No show this month": the products must be published, set as an event in their Booking block, in the categories of the module if you listed some, and have performances in that month.
  • A date does not appear: its performance must have a valid date, and the product must be visible to the visitor's access level.