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Hey! I was looking for something similar and found this, which works:
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Great! I will make sure to avoid that plugin in the future– definitely good to know.

Well, I hate knowing someone else has faced this frustration! I hope you have more success than I, but here’s where I’m at if it helps:

I didn’t find a (direct) conflict with a plugin after testing all of them.

I rebuilt my user roles in case there was something wrong there– no luck.

I disabled, deleted and then re-installed WP Fullcalendar in case something was weird there– no luck.

I ran my custom functions.php & includes through a PHP syntax checker — nothing there.

Finally, I disabled a number of permissions-related functions, one by one, to see if one of them was producing the problem and it seems that it was. I had a function that added a line of CSS for non-admin users that hides the discussion options on a custom post type. This was it:

if (!is_super_admin()) {
	function hide_discussion_options() {
	echo '<style>#commentstatusdiv{ display:none;} #commentsdiv{display:none;}</style>';
	}
	hide_discussion_options();
	}

I don’t know enough to understand why this function was preventing the events from showing, but I was glad to be able to at least remove it so that the calendar operates normally.

So, I guess my advice at this point is to look and see if you have any custom functions that might be affecting the calendar display.

Good luck!

I was able to figure out a solution. It probably isn’t very elegant, but it worked.

There’s a variable called $post_timestamp that appears in the section that starts at line #179. I just set it to reflect the content of my custom field and the posts showed up on those dates.

I am also trying to figure this one out. I’d like to display the custom posts according to the date in my metabox/date picker, rather than the post creation dates. I’d appreciate any ideas on how to accomplish this.

Thanks

Bump x 3

Looks like something I could really use if it were updated. ??