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Every folder, subfolder and file that the plugin manages already has/had its permissions set to 0755. But, happily, we found out what the cause of our difficulties was nevertheless, and we fixed the problem, and all of the folders and files in question are now no longer read-only.

Apparently, the plugin executes its activity under the Debian “www-data” username, but the /mnt/Uploads folder, which is created by the aforementioned line in /etc/fstab, is owned by “root”. It turned out that what we had to do was, in the aforementioned line in /etc/fstab, explicitly specify, by adding a “file_mode” parameter and a “directory_mode” parameter, that all file permissions and the directory permissions should be 0777 rather than 0755.

Thanks!

It looks like it’s working now. Thank you so much!

Hello,

Many thanks for the suggestions!

– We are using the widget version of the plugin, in the sidebar of our site. A screenshot of the widget can be seen at https://digitalpml.pmlib.org/sample.jpg. We are customizing it with the following JSON code:

{
“header”: {
“left”: “title”,
“center”: “”,
“right”: “prev,next”
}, “defaultView”: “twoWeek”, “listDayFormat”: { “weekday”: “long”, “month”: “long”, “day”: “numeric”},
“views”: {
“twoWeek”: {
“type”: “list”,
“duration”: { “days”: “15” }
}
}
}

– I made a testpage, with nothing but “[pgc]” in it, and the calendar appeared (though not as we customized it, of course), and the popup window functioned correctly.

– I came across two, possibly very telling, errors in the Firefox Web Developer Console:

Source map error: Error: request failed with status 404
Resource URL: https://staff.pmlib.org/wp-content/plugins/private-google-calendars/lib/tippy/tippy-bundle.iife.min.js?ver=20191205
Source Map URL: tippy-bundle.iife.min.js.map

Source map error: Error: request failed with status 404
Resource URL: https://staff.pmlib.org/wp-content/plugins/private-google-calendars/lib/popper.min.js?ver=20191205
Source Map URL: popper.min.js.map

Hi,

Thanks!

I’ve checked and made sure that the “Show event popup” checkbox is indeed set in the widget.

When I mouseover an event title, the event title becomes underlined and the mouse pointer transforms into a vertical line, making me unable to click on the event title.

Unfortunately, I can’t send a link to the page; it is on a staff-only website.