michielve

The “Bad request” error usually means you have no access to the calendar you want to see. Did you setup a Google Project and uploaded the .json file and can you see the your calendars in the settings of this plugin?

Hi Andreas,
Did you solve the issue?

I looked at your page and I can see it gives a 301 redirect immediately. But I cannot imagine this has something to do with the plugin, because a redirect is something that is done by the webserver or another WordPress plugin that handles redirects.

You can try one of the following things to see if this solves your issue:
– Create another page in WordPress and add a calendar there to see of it works
– Use FullCalendar 4 instead of 5 (in the settings) to see if this solves the issue
– If that doesn’t solve it, you can try a previous version of this plugin: https://blog.michielvaneerd.nl/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/private-google-calendars-20220603.zip

Hi Andreas,

I’ve looked to your test page and I see that you also uses a plugin called ‘simple-calendar-fullcalendar’ and some other calendar related plugins. The ‘simple-calendar-fullcalendar’ plugin also loads FullCalendar but version 5.8.0 and this plugin loads FullCalendar 5.11.3 so I think your error is caused by these 2 versions that are loaded. You can try to deactivate the other calendar plugins if that’s an option. If this is not an option, it’s currently not possible to use this plugin unfortunately. I will look if there is something I can do to make this work, but I’m not sure if this is possible.

BW,
Michiel

Did my last comment solve your issue?

Hi,

I’ve looked into this issue some more and I found the cause. See for the detailed explanation:

https://stackoverflow.com/a/68190012/1294832

So you can solve this by changing your Google project to “Production”.

– Go to https://console.cloud.google.com/apis/dashboard and choose your Google project for your calendar
– Then choose “Oauth consent screen” and set the “Publishing status” to “Production” (instead of “Testing”).

See also for official Google documentation:

https://support.google.com/cloud/answer/10311615#publishing-status&zippy=%2Ctesting

• This reply was modified 2 years, 6 months ago by michielve.

Does this new version of the plugin solved your issue?

You can solve this issue by explicitly setting the “locale” property.

See for more details:

https://blog.michielvaneerd.nl/wordpress-plugins/private-google-calendars/private-google-examples/#locale

If you use the Gutenberg block, you add this to the “FullCalendar config” (that I think you already activated). So in your case you should add:

locale="de-de"

to your shortcode or Gutenberg FullCalendar config.

I was wondering if the new version solved your issue?

Hi,

I see an error about some format error in the Javascript console. And I see you use the following properties to customise the calendar:
– eventTimeFormat
– data-locale (which is set to “de_DE_formal” – I don’t think this is a valid locale but I could be wrong)
I think it has to do with these settings. You can try to remove all custom configuration first and see if that solves your issue.

It looks like you are also still using the FullCalendar 4 setting. I would advise to change this to FullCalendar 5, as the version 4 will be removed in a future release.

Hopefully this helps

Hi,
I’ve looked at the popup date and time format and I think you already can set this to a preferred format by using the “locale” property. If you use the Gutenberg block you have to select “Edit FullCalendar config” and make it look like:

{
  "headerToolbar": {
    "start": "prev,next today",
    "center": "title",
    "end": "dayGridMonth,timeGridWeek,listWeek"
  },
  "locale": "nl-nl"
}

See for more information:

https://blog.michielvaneerd.nl/wordpress-plugins/private-google-calendars/private-google-examples/#locale

Hopefully this will solve your issue.

Hi,

I released a new version (20220915) that maybe solves your problem. If this doesn’t solve your problem, you can download the old version here:

https://blog.michielvaneerd.nl/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/private-google-calendars-20220603.zip

Please note that I will remove this ZIP file next week, so make sure to download it before.

BW,
Michiel

Hi,

I’ve looked at your page and I can see the calendar is getting the events but there is an error in the FullCalendar Javascript file. I don’t know if this is a bug in FC5 or something else.

I’ve updated the FC5 to 5.11.3 with the release of the new version of this plugin so it could be that this is the cause. But I don’t see this problem myself and I have not received this problem from others (yet), so maybe it is another plugin in your configuration that causes this.

I’ll try to look into this some more when I have time.

Hi,

I can see 2 calendars on your page so I suppose these are FC4? If you could add a FC5 calendar I can maybe see why it isn’t displaying. For me everything is working okay for FC5.

BW,
Michiel

Hi,
Thanks, good catch ?? I’ve updated this.