Brian Hogg

@nicbre Sounds good! Let us know if it works after disabling everything except The Events Calendar and our plugin, and if so, which plugin causes it to break when re-activated.

Hi @jamminjames,

Thanks for the extra info!

Is the google calendar public and if so, could you provide its calendar ID? There is already code to remove events with the same ID, but assuming it’s only a single, non-repeating event in Google Calendar perhaps there’s another scenario we could handle to avoid events being repeated.

Thanks for the clarification!

Which calendar plugin are you using? With plugins like The Events Calendar, it only shows once for single events that span multiple days.

Hi @jamminjames !

I’m not sure I understand what you’re looking for. Do you mean if an event is from Jan 15 to Jan 18, you’d want it to show “Jan 15 – Jan 18”, or somehow show (either as separate event listings or in one) “Jan 15” “Jan 16” “Jan 17” and “Jan 18”?

Since a single, non-recurring event only has a start and end date, something other than the default display in our shortcode (which comes from The Events Calendar itself) would need some customization. If you could clarify what you’re looking for I can confirm though ??

Hi @quironn,

Version 7.8.7 has been released which includes a change that should eliminate the obsolete API usage notice. If you update to the latest version of LifterLMS, does that resolve it for you?

Hi @wonadoomore !

With the release of LifterLMS version 7.8, the Student Dashboard has been updated with a more modern, accessible design. We understand this may affect custom styling or theme-specific styling. While we’re unable to provide support for customizations, we recommend reaching out to your theme’s author for assistance. They may be able to help ensure your site looks and functions as expected with the latest updates. Thank you for your understanding as we work to keep LifterLMS accessible and user-friendly!

Modifying the layout of the dashboard to one that is closer to the previous version of the dashboard layout is an option that may help, though it is not exactly the same as before for accessibility reasons. Instructions on modifying the dashboard layout can be found here: https://lifterlms.com/docs/student-dashboard/#layout

Hi @quironn!

As @jurasjo mentioned yes, we are aware of an obsolete API error. However this should not affect page speed nor page size for rankings etc. We do have a fix we are testing to include in an upcoming release.

Hi @nicbre !

With the release of WordPress 6.7, there are many conflicts that can cause translations to stop working. With just the latest version of The Events Calendar and our The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block plugin, the translation of ‘there are no upcoming events’ appears to be working as expected in Spanish (Espa?ol):

https://share.cleanshot.com/2pMvzy5F

However I am seeing a warning about translations loading too early, so it may not work in some scenarios. This would likely need an update from The Events Calendar itself, or a change to the new translation handling in WP 6.7.

Could you confirm what shortcode you are using, and what language the site is in? Also, does it work if you have only The Events Calendar and our The Events Calendar Shortcode & Block plugin?

Cheers!

Since we haven’t heard back, we’ll mark this ticket as resolved. Feel free to open a new ticket if you have any further questions!

Hi Thamar!

Modifying the output would need some customization. There are a couple WordPress filters that can be used:

ecs_event_title_tag_start

ecs_event_title_tag_end

If you’re unfamiliar with creating custom filters, the pro version does allow overriding the display using custom templates or shortcode variables (ie. just wrapping the {title} shortcode variable in an h3). You can also use an existing design if it meets your needs without any customization.

Hope that helps, any other questions let us know!

Since we haven’t heard back in a week, I’ll mark this as closed. Feel free to open a new ticket if you need further assistance.

Hi @emanhu !

The recent update to WordPress (6.7) added this message if any translation strings are used before a certain time. While we have released an update to fix it with just LifterLMS installed, other plugins may be causing the warning to appear for our plugin.

You can troubleshoot which plugin or theme could be causing the issue with the following steps:

1. Ensure you have a backup of your site in case there are any issues when disabling/enabling plugins or your theme
2. Disable all plugins (except LifterLMS and any applicable LifterLMS add-ons), and switch to a default theme like Twenty Twenty Four then verify the issue is resolved
3. Re-enable your plugins and switch back to your previous theme one by one verifying if the issue is still occurring, and note which one causes the warning to show

If you let us know which plugin or theme causes the issue we may be able to come up with a workaround, but most likely you’ll also need to contact the theme or plugin author and have them fix the issue. Updating to the latest version of that theme or plugin may resolve the issue, if an update is available.

Of course if the warning still shows for you with just LifterLMS activated and using a default theme, please let us know on what screens or pages this appears so we can investigate.

Thanks @jselva84 for the update. Glad you were able to get it reset.

If you have any details on what data was reset, or if there are any errors on the server or in the browser console when you click on the Clear Reporting Cache button, we can investigate further. Perhaps not all data is being cleared as needed.

More information on the server-side logs can be found in this article. For the browser console you can open the Chrome devtools or similar tools in other browsers, and look for any errors on the Console tab when you click on the clear cache button.

Cheers!

Hi @ilgrizly !

Each event can be styled, and there is a class ecs-featured-event for featured events. If you have categories on your events you can style based on that too. There is an article here that explains it:

https://eventcalendarnewsletter.com/how-to-customize-event-colors-based-on-their-category/

Hope that helps, if not let us know!

Hi @masouddarvishi1992

We’ve release 7.8.4, so no need to manually update. If you update your site, is the warning fixed?