• Rendered HTML code for the “month” view is not putting a space between the td and class part of the tag. This is causing the current day on the month view to break.

    Rendered code looks like: <tdclass=”ai1ec-today”>
    Should look like: <td class=”ai1ec-today”>

    This is happening on several websites where we use the plugin. I’ve tested by having no other plugins active, and set to a default WP theme with no luck. The admin side of the plugin also breaks and shows all admin content on one page and clicking nav tabs does nothing.

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  • Yep, have the same issue. Hope they fix it quick!

    Having the same problem! Hoping someone out there has a fix, but the entire plugin is pretty glitchy these days.

    The message I got back from Time.ly support regarding this issue reads:

    You can try our newest web app Journey calendar where we have done tremendous enhancement on the overall functionalities and interface.
    We can also assist you to transfer your current events as soon as your Journey calendar is activated. The Journey web app is an embeddable calendar which does not require to download any plugins, you can easily Sign up, pick a plan and embed the calendar on your website. You will get free 30-day trial with any of the available Plans. If you need help with setting up your Journey calendar, please feel free to let us know.

    So, looks like they’re not going to bother to fix the problem. I’ll be searching for a different plugin…

    Yup, I got the same message! I don’t want the new app – it is too expensive for most of my clients. In general I like the All in One Calendar and would be prepared to pay a reasonable amount for a multisite license for a version that works. I haven’t yet found a suitable replacement – if anyone has I would be interested to know!

    Go to the monthly.twig file and change line 20 to this:

    <td {% if day.today %} class="ai1ec-today"{% endif %} >

    You are basically adding the space before ‘class’.

    You can find that twig file here:
    yoursite.com / wp-content / plugins / all-in-one-event-calendar / public / themes-ai1ec / vortex / twig

    Replace vortex with the theme you’re using if not that. Vortex is the default theme.

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