Kieran O'Shea

It seems like the issue is your calendar is actually on a different page? From your home page I actually find the link in the header to calendar is here
https://www.bridgesaopaulo.com.br/wp/calendario/
The links on this page work correctly

Thank you for your bug report. I have released Calendar 1.3.16 to fix this; you should see it available on the plugins page of your WordPress admin panel

In addition to the issue with the plugin, you have some modified original styles for Calendar which seem to hide the event title and mouse over box. To fix this, visit the Calendar Options page in the your WordPress admin panel, tick the box that says “Tick this box if you wish to reset the Calendar style to default” and click Save. Your event should then show properly.

Hopefully this will fix your issues. Any further issues or questions please post here.

Thanks Milan, yes, this resolves the issue – I am now able to delete votes without an error.

The request to LastFM API is hard-coded at 10 elements in the code, which means to old tracks plus the currently playing track, hence your 11.

If you wish to change this then you can do so in the code yourself, line 191, last-fm.php, change limit=10 to something else, like limit=15

The track count property is designed to further reduce this limit for aesthetics – I’ll look to tie these together more properly in a future release – for now changing the code will solve the problem for you

Things have been a little crazy recently, I’ll try to take a look at this in the coming weeks

I am aware of this, I believe it was a change to a core WordPress function that has thrown this off, I still need to debug and get to the bottom of it. A lot going on lately, but hopefully will get around to it in the next couple of weeks

There are 3 possible widgets; a mini calendar (probably just named Calendar), upcoming events and todays events. You can drag these to your sidebar using the admin panel – there is no need to write any code

No donations required – I’ll just chip away at this in my spare time, keeping it up to date

I received your reply by e-mail from the forum but the post is nowhere to be seen now.

Anyhow, the time() thing – I can see the logic here, but I suspect that only works where your server’s timezone is the same as yours, which is rarely the case.

This all stems from the removal of the date_i18n() function. While the docs assert that the new function it wraps is equivalent/better, this is clearly not the case and there are issues being caused.

I will try and get to the bottom of this, but in the interests of expediency I may end up bringing that function into the calendar plugin as a private function.

Thanks for the report – I will look into what has changed and why that is not now taking into account the time zone settings – it certainly should be

Have just checked your link and I can see all 3 events in the calendar displayed on the correct date in the upcoming list

https://www.kieranoshea.com/dropbox/calendar_dates_correct.png

Yes – fully tested on the latest version of WordPress and I will be releasing a small update to introduce short codes in the next couple of weeks

Thanks for this post and apologies for the delay in my reply – I made the mistake of not subscribing to this forum!

There is currently no shortcode, only a widget. If I added short codes, what others would you like to see in addition to your example above? Also, in your example, do you just want the same of the track? or other details such as art, date/time etc.?

Thanks for this report and apologies for the delay in my reply – I made the mistake of not subscribing to this forum!

I have tried to replicate this issue locally and have been unable to do so. The line of the error implies there was some issue in retrieving the XML from last.fm and an exception was thrown. This is therefore normal as to catch this silently is not really what you want. As such issues are usually transient, I would expect normal operation to resume afterwards.

If you are able to get this error every time you load a page or similar frequency then let me know, otherwise I think you’re safe to ignore this

Ah, well the colours are an interesting thing. The week starting on a Sunday is something I added several years ago in response to feedback from US users. They don’t however, despite starting the week on a different day of the week, consider the weekend to consist of different days of the week – the weekend is considered to be book ends and this is reflected in the colours remaining for Saturday and Sunday. One can also consider that despite Sunday being the start of the week, it is not a working day, neither is Saturday for most businesses.