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TNO Custom Super Events - post Humanisty Victory in 2WRW 735 viewsJul 29, 2021
Main Post: TNO Custom Super Events - post Humanisty Victory in 2WRW 735 viewsJul 29, 2021
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welcome to my project "2WRW for everyone" in wich i make superevent about the 2WRW for all the unifiers, here the playlist of the warlord I already done:
https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLABA6pty2poVcn0YsxmK1W-iA9Ssg30P7
ah and one more thing, this superevent are not from the submod "second west russian war" i just make them for mysel
Post-publish events in Visual Studio/MSBuild?
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Is there a way to add an msbuild target to run after my folder publish event? I have a large file of resources I need to copy over to the final publish folder and I'm sick of doing it manually. I tried to hook into msbuild's publish command pipeline, but it appears that Visual Studio doesn't call use dotnet publish, I think? Here's what I had in my .csproj file:
<Project>...
<Target Name="AfterPublish">
<Exec Command="echo --- Copy Over ---" />
<Exec Command="XCOPY /s /Y $(ProjectDir)/Resources $(PublishDir)/" />
</Target>
</Project>
edit: Figured it out. I was close! what I was looking for was:
<Target Name="CopyOver" AfterTargets="Publish"><Exec Command="echo --- Copy Over ---" />
<Exec Command="XCOPY /s /Y $(ProjectDir)Resources $(PublishDir)Resources" />
</Target>
</Project>
Also you may notice the original XCOPY command was wrong
Top Comment:
Doesn't work with Visual Studio 2019 unfortunately. Tried this several times on a standard ASP.Net web project.
Project Post Build Copy Events and Git : git
Main Post: Project Post Build Copy Events and Git : git
An update on making it easier to host events on Reddit
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Back in September we announced a limited beta for adding event metadata to posts and grouping posts together. We’re excited to start rolling out these features to all eligible communities starting today.
Why did you build this?
Events — like the Game of Thrones Season 8 premier, Rocket League Season 7 — are huge on Reddit, but it’s often hard to find an event post until after it happened and it can quickly get swept away by the feed. We set out to make mods’ lives easier and empower them to be more creative with how to schedule and capture events in their communities. We’re building new tools that are more accessible than AutoMod scheduler so that anyone can host an event. We’re also launching a new way to curate groups of post together so that it’s simpler for your community to discover and navigate between related posts.
Our hope is that you’ll host more events with less effort and curate the moments that are important to your community for all time.
What are events and collections again?
- Events are posts with time/date metadata associated with them. They help bring awareness about upcoming events in your community that users can also follow to get a reminder when they start.
- Collections are mod-curated groups of posts. They make it simple to put together related content in one place so that users can quickly navigate between other posts in the collection. Users can also follow the collection to get notifications when an upcoming events starts or when new posts are added.
How we’ve improved events and collections during the beta
We’ve made a ton of improvements based on beta community feedback and suggestions. We surveyed, interviewed, and exchanged feedback in our test subreddit for about 6 months. These features would not be here without your guidance and help beta mod teams – thank you. Here’s the highlights:
- Make any post an event — your mod team can add event start time/date info to any new or existing post in just a few clicks. The events start time is shown and changes depending on the event status
- Keep your community informed — users can follow your events and collections to be updated when you’ve added posts or an event is starting soon on the apps and web
- Collaborate with your whole mod team — collections and events were built with your mod team in mind. Any member of the team with post permission can view/create/modify any collection or event in the community
- Curate more expressive collections — we’ve redesigned the experience so you can customize and showcase your posts in the best light: multiple episodes this season? Try the timeline layout. Lots of memes to showcase? Get excited for a new (warning GOT spoilers) gallery layout rolling out in a few weeks on web (and mobile soon thereafter)
- Up to date event link sharing — wish you could share an announcement post on email/text/Twitter, etc and swap out the link for the actual event post when the time comes? Try adding your announcement post to a collection and sharing the collection URL. We’ll automatically direct users to the most recent event post in the collection so they get to the most relevant post always
- Public APIs — Is our GUI not cool enough or do you want to integrate these features in your app? You can use the new events and collections APIs to take a number of these actions now yourself
- ANNNNDDDDDRRRRROOOOOIDDD — have the best mobile OS in the world? Whether you believe I meant Android, iOS or WebOS, users on both iOS and Android will be able to use events (collections coming soon to Android)
Also a new beta to announce
Schedule when to submit your post & setup recurring posts (beta starting soon) — have a weekly Monday Memes thread that you manually have to click “post” on or is there only one mod on your team that knows how to configure AutoMod scheduler? Soon anyone on your team can schedule when to automatically submit posts or setup a recurring post submissions. All of them are editable by anyone on your team until submission. Sign up for the beta by commenting on the top comment below
We’ll be hanging out in the comments for the next few hours to answer your questions.
h/t https://media.giphy.com/media/pba3eYF9b3IGM9hiuv/giphy.gifUPDATE: Adding collections and events help center links.
Top Comment: Hey, another question after checking out the collections help center page: Can all communities create collections? Collections are available for all communities except for quarantined, nsfw, or private communities Why can't private communities create them? I imagine others want to test out the functionality first before implementing it in the main sub. I used a private sub in the beta for that very reason. So, something to consider.
New Reddit April Fool's Event Hype Thread
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Now that it has been confirmed that the April Fool's event is a day late, anyone have any speculation as to what the event may be (that is not related to the sneksnek puzzle)?
What kind of event would you like to see? Are you hoping for more of a social experiment or a prank?
Top Comment:
Where was the announcement?
Seattle's Reddit Community
Main Post: Seattle's Reddit Community
Calendar plugin to show events created with ACF and Custom Post Type
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Most answers I've found online are from several years ago, but I need to be able to display events created using ACF, a Custom Post Type, and then the event date and time within custom fields. It's for a theater, so I have a CPT of "Shows", and the show may have multiple dates and times, which I have within a Repeater field. So each individual show has a show_date and show_time field using the date picker and a manual time picker.
I just need a calendar plugin that will show those events in a calendar view, and so far I haven't been able to find any of the simple or complex ones to do this. Does anyone have a Wordpress plugin where you can use an ACF CPT as the source, and use custom fields within the CPT to display the event on the right date and show the time of the event?
Top Comment: I haven't built something with a calendar before but you could have a look at https://fullcalendar.io I'll discuss the way I would do this using this package (btw I'm assuming you are familiar with what I'm going to describe). Create a custom block (if you're using AFC you can create a block with that I think). I prefer to have a block in which I can select the CUSTOM POST type through a select/dropdown In this block you could then query the custom post (wp_query custom posts etc). based on the post type You could even improve the block to add some options from the FullCalender API json_encode the results so you can use the object in the script make sure to include the title, start and end date (custom fields) So make sure to add these fields in the custom post For more clarification read the docs on: https://fullcalendar.io/docs The most important topics are: Intro https://fullcalendar.io/docs/intro Initialize with script tags: https://fullcalendar.io/docs/initialize-globals Maybe try to build the block in a way that it loads the code once and then initialize it per block (i'm not 100% familiar with AFC but you could enqueue this in a smart way) Adding events to a calendar: https://fullcalendar.io/docs/event-parsing Depending on the way you build your theme, this code could fit in a block. Which can be rendered once and the events are added per block (so per query that you have in that block or custom template). TDLR: I see that there's a plugin https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-fullcalendar/ you can use. Not 100% sure how this works as they haven't updated this for 10 months... Your best bet is to load the javascript version through their website and build something of your own. Why not share this with the community when you're done If creating a block is a "block" too far, you could also create a custom template (calender.php) and add cutsom fields to this with post type options, fullcalendar options(this is super optional of course).