napes7

if not true, then why were my two support tickets put in on your website never answered?

Hi, tried that as well.

Anyway I can PM you my login so you can have a look on what I did wrong?

Should I try a plugin reinstall?

Date seems to have been fixed but the time shows as 1552590000

so If I go back to F j, Y, that should fix it?

what happened was the hosting servcie was on an older version of PHP, they upgraded my hosting service automatically to 7.3.2 and that started all the trouble

Hi Tim, yes 7.3.2

Other plugins are
WooCommerce Email Customizer with Drag and Drop Email
WooCommerce Product Table
Woocommerce Remove SKU
WordPress HTTPS

Woocommerce vs ersion 3.5.5

Hi Tim

Thanks for your reply, plugin version is Version 1.3.5
Wordpress version is 5.1
PHP is latest

Date Format and Time format is

j F, Y
time is
g:i A

Thanks heaps for that Jose

I have tried what you recommended, but it still did not seem to work.
How should the site behave on a mobile phone? It looks the same to me.

Todd

Ta Mate

Allen, so what is this code you sent me all about?
if ((empty( $mypostids ) && $mypostids !== false) && empty($myposttitle) ){

and change it to something like this

if (1==1){

Thanks Allen. I have tried using the feed to post, but any ‘future’ feed dates, the posts are ‘scheduled’ and don’t show up in the feed. Is there a way around this?

Of course I don’t expect you to change any of the code, but you did offer me that code for ‘feed to post’. What exactly does that do? Will it kill off previous/earlier scheduled dates? I am trying to simple get your plugin to sort of work like a calendar (just listing 20 or so events, with dates starting on today, ascending to future dates) but any future dates do not show up as they are ‘scheduled’.

Is there a work around for this?

Thanks Heaps Todd

Thanks Allen, here is the exact URL of one of the feeds with recurring events.
https://www.eventfinder.com.au/feed/events/canberra/whatson/upcoming.rss

I have loaded into your plugin and have displayed it here (Under the ‘google map’ click ‘Events in this Area’)

As you can see, the first event All Saints Market, is current, but it is showing its very first date it happened, making the post look out of date. IF you view the event in the light box, it still shows another Market coming up.

thanks
Todd

Sorry Allen, I worked it out. I am pulling feeds off this site….
https://www.evenfinder.com.au

There are some ‘recurring’ feeds, so what the plugin is doing, is listing these ‘recurring’ feeds, but showing the ‘first date’ they started.

So for example, if a recurring event is scheduled for 1 July, 1 August, 1 September, 1 October, the feed comes in with the event, showing the 1 July date, giving the reader the impression that it is showing expired events and not ‘refreshing’. Any way around this to simply not show these events? Tricky one. Other than that, plugin works great!

Thanks
Todd

or, this simple link here
https://onetanktrip.com.au/test2/

Hi Allen

My feeds are not updating as you can see on this URL
https://onetanktrip.com.au/test (click the link below the map “Events in this Area”)

The feed is there under an ‘expandable link’. The first event you will see is ‘Alice Springs Masters Games’….. long since expired as per the date.

I have 49 total feeds. I cannot get any of them to update, and have checked my SQL database, and have found that nothing is getting updated.