Sunny Lal

Thanks @normanbird!

Anyone else on WpEngine, your results?

HI @virus5fx,

Unfortunately we don’t have such a feature. The widget in our calendar loads Agenda view only.

@arizonanorse P.S. The minimum version of PHP that will work now is 5.4. We recommend using 5.6 or higher.

Hi @arizonanorse,

The particular file is part of a 3rd party extension our plugin uses to import events, and it has not been changed.

FYI, also, we’ve updated to version 2.5.36 today.

Can you tell me which version of PHP your host is running?

Anyone else who is hosted on WPEngine, getting the 502 errors:

This problem seems limited to users on WpEngine only. We have looked at and checked the log files supplied by everyone and there is no data that shows anything wrong with our plugin, so we are requesting:

Can any of you please contact your WpEngine support and ask them to look at their log files for the 502 errors — and what could be causing the problem — and submit those log files to us for investigation please.

HI @apphut,

We’ve found this error is limited to those hosted on WpEngine.

Can you send any error log files in a support ticket by clicking on the Get Help link, or click here: https://dashboard.time.ly/account/get-help.

FYI everyone – All In One Calendar version 2.5.35 has just been released and fixes other read errors that some users reported.

Hi @birmania,

This bug has been fixed in out latest release. 2.5.35.

Hi @myblogisgreat,

There are multiple ways to display your calendar.

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).

For your question, on the calendar page, you can’t do what you asked. But you can use option #2 to display your calendar, and place anything you want above or below your calendar.

Hi @maggie96,

I can see that your calendar view spans from one end of the page to the other. This is due to your WordPress theme layout.

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

To test this, try switching to a different generic WordPress theme (make a note of any theme specific settings first) to see the difference.

Hi there,

Our plugin does not produce structured data as a feature yet. It may be something implemented in a future release of the plugin.

In your WordPress theme or via a 3rd party plugin you can manually add structured data to your website. Our calendar plugin inherits the WordPress theme structure, similar to WordPress Pages.

FYI. Version 2.5.33.1 released by our system admin, solved all errors for one user on WPEngine, after he reported errors with 2.5.33 (Undefined index: enabled_mobile ). Original error from this user was 502 Bad Gateway.

If anyone else would like to try this version, email me at sunny @ time.ly (remove spaces).

Hey guys @normanbird @smackayht @apphut

We have fixed the plugin for PHP version 7.2.

I need users who are willing to test the new version of our core calendar — all you have to do is contact me by sending an email to sunny @ time.ly (remove spaces), then I will send you the new plugin version.

You will then need to rename your existing directory under /wp-content/plugins/

from

all-in-one-event-calendar

to

all-in-one-event-calendar-bak

Then upload the new folder to the same directory:

all-in-one-event-calendar

Then report to me if there are any other issues (there shouldn’t be).

Once we confirm this is working flawlessly, a release will be issued for everyone else.

Hi @normanbird,

In the next couple of days, keep an eye out for updates available in your Plugins section — you will see the update for the All In One Events Calendar.

Hi @tammya1999,

Unfortunately there is no sideways display calendar option.

You could install Extended Views, the free addon, then use shortcode to display the calendar in Posterboard view, and limit the number of events to display only one row.

Extended Views:
https://time.ly/wordpress-extended-visual-views-add-on/

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