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[Personal attack redacted]

Apologies for my choice of words though, but really, enough of being diplomatic… let’s call a spade a spade.

Everybody else here are especially good mannered and has something tangible to say to the wordpress community.

How exactly do the Filter Groups work?

So what is the fix for this issue as there are lots of people (including but not restricted to @ThomasBartel-5 months unresolved, @kuba Mikita-7months unresolved) having the same problems on their WordPress install. It is clear that we will have to create custom user role on our portals at some point. In the case of a member based INTRANET site, I don’t think it will be expected to recreate all users every time this happens.

What exactly is the way forward from here? @cojennin

There is a load of support queries going around, and there has been no sort of reply or acknowledgement from any of the developers. At this point in time support for the plugin seems dead to all and sundry!!!

I have this error when trying to activate
Plugin could not be activated because it triggered a fatal error.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end in /var/www/vhosts/micomputsolutions.co.uk/subdomains/intralink.micomputsolutions.co.uk/httpdocs/wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/class-ai1ec-loader-map.php on line 1031

Currently having issues with RESTORING DOCS too, just updated to the newer version of the plugin (Version 1.3.6). On clicking on restore, it directs to another page with the text “Are you sure you want to do this?” and a link “Please try again.” Clicking on the “Please try again” link just takes me back to the initial document page I started from initially.

Currently having issues with RESTORING DOCS too, just updated to the newer version of the plugin (Version 1.3.6). On clicking on restore, it directs to another page with the text “Are you sure you want to do this?” and a link “Please try again.” Clicking on the “Please try again” link just takes me back to the initial document page I started from initially.

Most definitely ‘YES’ – using it in production already

Tried your HACK out, it doesn’t seem to change a thing. I put the CSS code in the WCS.CSS file… or maybe there something I got wrong..

@davejampole that only happens when you use the calendar widget. but not the same when using the normal agenda view display. @luminancedesign is spot on with the observation.

After a couple of weeks the issue of the upcoming widget non display in IE is still left unresolved, and probably all is needed is just a CSS hack to make the widget display properly in IE within the Buddypress Corporate theme. the content of the widgets displays outside the container and since the CSS overflow property is set to hidden, thus the non display in IE8 and IE9… not such issues on other browsers (Chrome, Opera, Safari and Firefox).

Sent almost 6 emails to Support but nothing still.

I have a similar issue with the Calendar (Upcoming Events) widget not showing up in Internet explorer (IE) using the Buddypress Corporate Theme Version 1.4.4 and I think its a CSS issue. The content of the widget displays outside to the right of the container when I set the widget CSS overflow property to auto from hidden. It displays correctly on all other major browsers though

The issue has been forwarded to Support with resolution pending.

Am currently having problems with the non display of the Calendar sidebar widget (Upcoming Events) in IE9 (Internet Explorer 9) after upgrade to 1.9 Standard. Posted messages to support about it, but no response yet.