Two feeds with the same settings. 1 running, 1 failing

Could you try recreating the non-working feed?

What are your feed settings and formatting code? What is your shortcode?

A lot of work to fix this.

1. Created a new agenda in Google Calendar
2. Manually saved all the existing events to the new calendar
3. Deleted the “old” agenda
4. Imported the new created agenda as feed in the plugin
5. It works ??

This is strange – everything was running smoothly…

The only thing that was left to modify was the date format in PHP. The field was empty and I put in “l j F” and than saved. I refreshed my website:

“SSL read: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0), errno 0 Please ensure your calendar ID is correct.”

Pffffew..I am lost..

How about sharing a link, your feed settings and formatting code, along with your shortcode?

I should have said, when you create a new calendar, just put a couple of test events in for now. If that turns out to be helpful, there is a way you can transfer ALL events from one calendar to another.

Link to the feed: https://pgzeewolde.nl/gce_feed/kerkdiensten/

Feed settings
Feed shortcode: [gcal id=”3728″]
Google Agenda ID: [email protected]

I make use of the Api Key for Calendar.

The rest of the settings are default

Could you share a link to the page where you try to display the two feeds, and one of them gives the SSL read error? Thanks.

On the right in the widget “Kerkdiensten & Activiteiten” on https://www.pgzeewolde.nl. Now only the Activiteiten agenda is visible, the Kerkdiensten agenda feed items are not visible.

Oh. Okay, if I understood right, here are some thoughts:

To display two calendars, you need two separate feeds, one for each calendar. One will be called 3728 and the other will be called something else, say 3753, for example. (You don’t make this up — it will magically appear when you create the feed.)

Then, in your short code, you would list both feed IDs, like this:
[gcal id=”3728, 3753″]

(source: https://wpdocs.philderksen.com/google-calendar-events/shortcode/)

I have checked this and it seems properly filled out within the widget (3728,3716).

I also made a page: https://pgzeewolde.nl/agenda/ with the following shortcode: [gcal id=”3728, 3716″]

Hi Aparente001,

Do you need more information to come to a solution?

@palomba,

I see the thread has been marked as resolved. Let us know if you need more help.

Thanks!

Hi Nick,

I can’t change the “resolved” status anymore. At one day it all seems to work…but then:

This is strange – everything was running smoothly…

The only thing that was left to modify was the date format in PHP. The field was empty and I put in “l j F” and than saved. I refreshed my website:

“SSL read: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0), errno 0 Please ensure your calendar ID is correct.”

Pffffew..I am lost..

@palomba,

I changed the thread to not resolved now.

I tried using the date format you indicated and I didn’t have any issues with it. Does it work correctly if you disable your other plugins and change to a default theme? I just want to narrow it down if we can and see if maybe there is a conflict somewhere.

It also looks like you might be on an older version of the plugin. What version do you have installed?

Thanks

Hi Nicks,

The strange thing is that calendar feed 1 is working correctly, while calendar feed 2 doesn’t. The both got the same settings @ Google and in the plugin.

I activated the default WordPress theme but still: “SSL read: error:00000000:lib(0):func(0):reason(0), errno 0 Please ensure your calendar ID is correct.” showed up within the widget and on the agenda page. On both places the only 1 of the 2 calendar feeds shows up.

Tried to disable all the plugins but it didn’t make any change.

I updated the plugin from 2.1.6 to 2.1.7 but it doesn’t seem to solve the problem.

Update:

I changed two things on the feed that was giving the SSL error:

– Unchecked: Display returning events
– Put in l d F with the Data format field.

Now it’s running smoothly!