Event Contact Displayed as Raw Object ID

That’s because the Feed exports

ORGANIZER;CN=Karambir Singh Khalsa;[email protected]:
/aOTIxNjk0OTU4OTIxNjk0OQdW-Yry0M_MSOPGU4o9uUGLTdhf6LI_4ARauxh4h4Ho/princip
al/

Which we map as “contact”. It seems that your feed is quite different from what we usually handle. What is the origin of the feed?

This is a feed from iCal v7.0(1841.1) on Mac OS X 10.9.5

Unfortunately Apple does things a little bit differently. We mainly use google as a reference. Anyway, same file as the one i pointed out in my other answer, line 412

// ===============================
			// = Contact name, phone, e-mail =
			// ===============================
			$organizer = $e->getProperty( 'organizer' );
			if (
				'MAILTO:' === substr( $organizer, 0, 7 ) &&
				false === strpos( $organizer, '@' )
			) {
				$organizer = substr( $organizer, 7 );
			}
			$contact = $e->getProperty( 'contact' );
			$elements = explode( ';', $contact, 4 );
			foreach ( $elements as $el ) {
				$el = trim( $el );
				// Detect e-mail address.
				if ( false !== strpos( $el, '@' ) ) {
					$data['contact_email'] = $el;
				}
				// Detect URL.
				elseif ( false !== strpos( $el, '://' ) ) {
					$data['contact_url']   = $this->_parse_legacy_loggable_url(
						$el
					);
				}
				// Detect phone number.
				elseif ( preg_match( '/\d/', $el ) ) {
					$data['contact_phone'] = $el;
				}
				// Default to name.
				else {
					$data['contact_name']  = $el;
				}
			}

What I am seeing in the organizer field is:

MAILTO:/aOTIxNjk0OTU4OTIxNjk0OQdW-Yry0M_MSOPGU4o9uUGLTdhf6LI_4ARauxh4h4Ho/princip
al/

There does not appear to be any data in the contact field.

Hi, that’s strange as we should be cutting MAILTO out of the string. Anyway that’s caused by the export which exports some strange data.
Probably you should use a regexp on $organizer = $e->getProperty( 'organizer' ); to try to get a clean email addresss

No, everything is fine on your side. What I’m seeing is that for some reason, the email address is being obfuscated when I run this. It must be something I’ve set in either my WordPress install or on my host server. As far as MAILTO:/ being part of the string, I was just checking the raw, unparsed value.