Exceptional days disappear after cronjob

Hello @havemaskwilltravel,

Actually, we don’t know what is your cron job command on your site, however, the set exceptional days automatically in MEC, unfortunately, not possible.

Best Regards

The cron job command I’m using is the one suggested by your plugin itself under ME Calendar > Import/Export > Synchronization:

/home/deb108592n2/domains/dedeurzwolle.nl/public_html/wp-content/plugins/modern-events-calendar/app/crons/g-import.php

The cron job is done perfectly, however, each time it is done, the exceptional days become included in the agenda. I have to manually re-save the exceptional days in order for them to be excluded from the agenda.

You can test this yourself by setting 1 or 2 exceptional days, then performing a cron job and then checking to see if the exceptional days are still excluded from the agenda. Can you please test this?

Edited.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by havemaskwilltravel.

Doing some tests, I’ve discovered this:

Let’s say I have published repeat event ‘ABC’ in my Google calendar, which is repeated every Sunday. Now I change the April 19th event name into ‘Event ABC cancelled’ (in Google calendar). When I then perform a cronjob import, ME calendar seems to think the edited April 19th event is a 2nd event. In the front-end the April 19 calendar cell now shows 2 events: ‘ABC’ and ‘Event ABC cancelled’.

However, when I edit the name of a normal non repeat event (in Google calendar) and perform a cronjob import, ME calendar shows this properly in the front-end, displaying 1 event only, not 2.

Hello @havemaskwilltravel,

This issue is forwarded to the developer team, it will be checked and we will let you know the result.
Thank you for your report.

Best Regards