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  • Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    Hi WrightBrain,

    I hope I understood your problem: you add an event in your Google Calendar, but it only shows up in your WordPress Calendar feed a couple of hours later?

    In this case I think that is just related to cache – there’s an intended lag between Google Calendar and when a feed is refreshed, for performance reasons. You can tweak this setting in your feed by visiting editing the Calendar feed in WordPress and putting a lower value in Cache Duration setting at the bottom.

    Or you actually meant that there’s an offset of 2 hours between the time you have set in your Calendar on Google and the time it shows on your WordPress?

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    Sorry I wasn’t clear. I meant that there is an offset in the time. So on Google itself, the time start is at 6 and time end is at 8, and on the WordPress site the time start is at 8 and the time end is at 10.

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    Any ideas on how to fix this issue?

    Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    Does it happen for all the events or specific ones?

    could you try setting your timezone in the WordPress preferences with UTC+X format, according to your timezone, and not using the verbose setting ie. America/Denver (example)?

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    For all events from August onward. For some reason, July seems to be fine. The timezone setting in WordPress is already UTC+X format. The timezone on Google is in GMT, although I’m not sure if I can change that to the UTC format.

    Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    Oh I see. This is a bit odd indeed. I’m thinking whether the issue is actually from the feed. Would you mind posting a link to the calendar feed? Perhaps it’s what Google is feeding to WordPress that has an offset?

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    The google calendar ID is: [email protected]

    The calendar on WordPress is here:
    https://www.mysaintmiriam.org/wp/calendars/

    Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    I see

    by any chance are you using a custom date and time format in the feed settings?

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    No. I’m using the simple settings on the plugin.

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    What’s odd too, is that I’ve been using this plugin for 6 months, and this is the first time this problem has cropped up.

    Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    I’m still on this one

    I wonder if there were any changes with the Google API (they changed from 2 to 3 a bit more than 6 months ago)

    Anyway it seems really having to do with timezones – set individually for the events from August onward – have you tried tweaking the Google timezones just for those? (perhaps even changing the timezone and setting it back it will refresh the feed)

    In the meanwhile I will look for other solutions.

    thanks for your patience with this

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    That’s possible. Especially since it worked before and neither you nor I made any changes. I’ll try what you suggested later today and keep you posted.

    Thread Starter WrightBrain

    (@wrightbrain)

    I just tried it. I specified the timezone on 1 event, updated the google calendar. Then back on WordPress I cleared the feed cache, and there was no change. I also cleared my web browser cache and the events are still showing times of 2 hours later than specified.

    I have other WordPress websites (and calendars), so I’ll try loading the plugin and see if I can come up with the same error.

    Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    ok, going to release an update soon – I don’t think there’s anything introduced that changes that but let’s keep each other posted

    Plugin Contributor Fulvio Notarstefano

    (@nekojira)

    hey WrightBrain, after 2.2.6 release did you notice any change?

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