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I want events that are full not to show on the calendar view or be in a different color. Don’t want to have to go in and manually assign a new category to each event. I want to add a if statement into the code. Can anyone point me in the right direction?
You would have to rewrite part of the calendar addon to do it.
Basically it isn’t pulling the attendee count from the database so it doesn’t know if it is full or not. Once you have that info it should be possible to modify the look of the event with jQuery.
We do not recommend modifying core files like this though and we would not be able to support such modifications.
I will add it to our feature request list but I can’t guarantee if or when it would be added.
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