andrewbevitt

One of two things is probably happening: a) there is a conflicting JS library causing some form of error; or b) something is preventing the plugin from sending the appropriate script tags.

I’d check the PHP server log and your JS console (using Firebug or Dev tools). If there is an error reported then we can work from there. If there are no errors you might need to give me a link to examine.

This sounds like a timezone issue: what are your WP timezone and calendar timezones set to? Do they match the hosting provider timezone?

Does it show up if you disable repeats? The repeating event expansion code does remove episodes where it thinks that episode is prior to the repeat beginning. But unless something odd is happening with timezones I thought those edge cases were accounted for.

It should work fine with 3.3.2 just haven’t bumped the version notes.

If you’re having trouble please post details.

Based on Google results for that error message: one of your plugins is misbehaving. The best advice in these cases is to disable them all and enable one by one until the error occurs.

If this doesn’t help identify the problem then every calendar downloads events from a JSON URL: /ecp1/CALENDAR_NAME/events.json (e.g. if your calendar is named My Events: /ecp1/my-events/events.json). You need to pass two parameters ecp1_start and ecp1_end which should be UNIX timestamps of the start and end times to use when looking up events.

/ecp1/CALENDAR_NAME/events.json?ecp1_start=0&ecp1_end=1328650463 is every event from 1970 to when I made this post.

Do you get any events listed in the JSON file?

Yep that’s a bug.

Thanks for reporting it.

Will be fixed in next release.

Edit fullcalendar.min.js and the names should change.

Did you change the names in fullcalendar.min.js or just fullcalendar.js?

My first idea is that the theme is changing the role / capabilities and that your user is not allowed to manage events. But if you’re logged in as admin then that shouldn’t be happening – are you using the admin account?

After that I really have to guess – Thesis is a paid for private theme so I can’t investigate to see why it’s happening. A quick Google gives this https://www.farinspace.com/thesis-custom-templates-with-custom-post-types/ – which is for an older version of Thesis. I’m only guessing but I’d say Thesis is disabling the custom post type or filtering out the menu items.

Swap to a different theme, go to the event admin page and copy the address/url, switch back to Thesis, and paste the copied address into your browsers address bar – do you get to the event admin page?

If yes then you’ll have to look at https://diythemes.com/thesis/rtfm/ and work out which filter or hook to use to re-add the menu items. Maybe check the Thesis forums for custom post type support.

You need to choose a calendar from the drop down on the events admin page. If it’s not working consider providing a link to the calendar so we can look.

I agree I should have used wp_remote_get instead of pear modules. I’ll be changing that in an upcoming 0.3 release. However I really don’t understand what you mean by “just use some custom meta boxes” – the plugin does use a custom meta box. I’m happy to fix bugs / add any functionality people want so if you can clarify what you mean that would be great???

I’ve just tagged 0.2.0 which has an extra shortcode [eventlist]

Effectively it is a list of events – hopefully it is more along the lines of what you wanted.

Try the 0.1.5 release which I just uploaded (should be available in about 15 minutes).

Hi,

If you have a look at https://is.gd/WDY5S7 you’ll see that something is adding script tags to the JSON feed. Looks like it’s the disqus plugin.

I’ll be releasing a new version this evening and I’ll look at this before then.

Andrew

If you were to use calendars as venues and events as per normal. What else would you want? From reading your post it looks like you want the events to display as normal posts: what do you mean? In the feed? On the posts frontpage/news page? etc…