Sunny Lal

Hi @mwhite2,

The All In One calendar plugin is built on the WordPress framework and inherits the features of your existing WordPress Theme. An event page will take on the same features of a WordPress Page as determined by your WordPress theme.

Unfortunately I’m not able to help you with the event page on a custom post type container you’ve created, as it requires custom coding. I can only assist with the page as it appears from a calendar embed in any of the following 4 methods:

1. Via the Calendar Page setting in Events > Settings > Viewing Events tab
2. Via the shortcode, under Events > Settings > Advanced > Shortcodes
3. Via the Upcoming Events widget under Appearance > Widgets
4. Via the Superwidget addon, under Widget Creator (used to display your calendar on other websites).

Hi @tubia,

There is unfortunately no documentation for custom functions or data. Also there is no pre-built function to return an array of all events. You would have to use the query method that you have specified in your post. Sorry I couldn’t help more.

Hi @thefriendlancer,

There is no way to pervent the auto creation of the new page. You can manually select the page under Events > Settings > Viewing Events tab > Calednar page drop down box.

You can set the page to one that is not used in the calendar (a dummy page).

Hi @gadietrich,

You can perform a manual reinstall. These instructions will preserve your current events:

– Perform a complete back up of your database before proceeding further
– Delete the file uninstall.php from the plugin directory that is currently on the server (found under /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar). Deleting this file ensures that when you uninstall the current version of the plugin, your event data and calendar settings will be preserved when you delete the plugin (don’t skip this step – it’s important!)
– Deactivate the All-in-One Event Calendar using your WordPress Dashboard.
– Delete the All-in-One Event Calendar using your WordPress Dashboard.
– Database -> wp_options, click option_name to sort and delete everything with ai1ec_, this will delete plugin settings but events will remain in the database.
– Now install the latest version.

Hi @codeslayer2010,

You are using the wrong account.

The account that will work in your calendar plugin is for this site:

https://dashboard.time.ly

The link you provided is for our new beta calendar web app and is not related to the Core calendar plugin.

@malmac
@jennal

Your options are to either increase the memory to a higher amount until the error goes away (depends on your hosting), or, downgrade your PHP version to 7.0 which uses less memory.

@depber Glad to help ??

Hi @happygojira,

PHP 7.2 uses vastly more memory than previous versions and some users have solved this problem by switching down to PHP 7.0.

Otherwise, I suggest increasing the memory limit, and try the feed refresh again — it should finish, then produce a confirmation or error message — this is how you know it finishes.

There are 3 ways to increase your PHP memory limit:

1. Add this to wp-config file:

define(‘WP_MEMORY_LIMIT’, ‘500M’);

or

2. Edit your PHP.ini file (requires access to your server files).
If you have access to your PHP.ini file, change the line in PHP.ini.
If your line shows 64M, try 500M:

memory_limit = 500M

or

3. Edit your .htaccess file
If you don’t have access to PHP.ini try adding this to an .htaccess file:

php_value memory_limit 500M

Hi @bkenney27,

You can do so with shortcode, like this:

[ai1ec view=”agenda” display_filters=”false”]

More info:
https://time.ly/resources/additional-wordpress-settings/getting-started-with-the-timely-word-press-plugin/display-multiple-calendars-on-your-site-shortcodes/

Hi @cjhuddle,

Unfortunately we do not have any templates and twig functionality, although still available, is depricated since 2014 and we have no further documentation or support for it.

Hi @depber,

It is caused by a memory or connection glitch where the calendar loses CSS references. To fix it, try this:

Navigate to Events > Theme Options > click the Save Settings button.

Also, navigate to Events > Settings > click the Save Settings button.

This will regenerate your CSS and javascript references.

Let me know how that works.

Hi @shellig,

You may have been looking at our web app calendar. In the WordPress plugin, it’s only displayed as a line with a popup for the image, with more details in the popup.

Hi @dannyavilamedia

The 500 error usually means file corruption, due to permissions errors.

I suggest a manual reinstall. These instructions will preserve your current events:

– Perform a complete back up of your database before proceeding further
– Delete the file uninstall.php from the plugin directory that is currently on the server (found under /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar). Deleting this file ensures that when you uninstall the current version of the plugin, your event data and calendar settings will be preserved when you delete the plugin (don’t skip this step – it’s important!)
– Deactivate the All-in-One Event Calendar using your WordPress Dashboard.
– Delete the All-in-One Event Calendar using your WordPress Dashboard.
– Database -> wp_options, click option_name to sort and delete everything with ai1ec_, this will delete plugin settings but events will remain in the database.
– Now install the latest version.

Hi @cjhuddle,

It’s generally not a file that is updated. However, a plugin update can require an update to any file, for any reason, so it’s not possible to answer this question. I recommend you keep a backup copy of your edits, in case it’s lost with an update of the plugin.

Hi @superlou,

Our Dev Team has this in priority sequence. We will update you shortly.