Kent@MVA

If that is the case, then why does the plugin page only display “Compatible up to:?6.1.1″?

In case anyone was wondering, the old theme was using a Google Calendar object declared in another part of the theme. I changed the filename of the offending ko-calendar.php file and the plugin – and theme – started behaving again.

I’m disheartened that there was no response at all on this issue over the last week.

Ditto – need to test/customize a new custom theme and this would be very convenient.

Any other input? Possibly from the developer??

Google it – did you recently update your apache? That path is to what I’ve heard is a security module, and it’s not there… thus the error.

Trying to decide if I should install this plugin. I loaded the FancyFiber page above on my iPad2 and the “ismobiledevice” field came up blank.

Is that a short-coming of the FancyFiber page or the plugin?

Once this feature is in place, please respond with comments here so I will know to re-check for the update. Thanks – I look forward to it.