tobiasmurphy

I figured it out and I’m posting here so others may benefit. I do not guarantee that this is an elegant solution, but it does work.

global $post;
$audio_media = get_attached_media( 'audio', $post->ID );
$audio_media_reset = reset($audio_media);
$myvals = get_post_meta($audio_media_reset->ID);
$myvals2 = unserialize($myvals['_wp_attachment_metadata'][0]);
$audio_length = $myvals2[length];

In place of “length” any other criteria can be used, like “filesize” or “length_formatted”, etc.

I’ve tried updating my use of the shortcodes to the new ones and I’ve checked the calendar ID yet again. Still nothing.

HCOE-web, thanks for your thoughts. I did tinker with the list settings, but I didn’t even see a listing for the new short codes. Do you know where they are?

My client’s site, which was running an older version of the plugin, suddenly reported that the calendars we were using were private (they weren’t), so I tried the update, only to discover that it’s also showing no events. I even got my own API key, I’ve at triple-checked to make sure I have the right calendar ID … nada. “No events to display.” (I promise, there are tons of events and the feed for the calendar works when I check it.) We were using the plugin to parse a Google calendar that was in turn an import from Basecamp, so our calendar ID ends with “@import.calendar.google.com”. Not sure if that’s a contributing factor. I tried it with an @groups calendar, but that didn’t work, either.

Please fix soon or I’m going to have to settle on a far inferior plugin or else a much more costly one.

I’m getting “no events to display” as well. The feed works, I’m using the right calendar ID, and I’ve input settings according to the instructions. Nothing. This used to be such a great plugin.

Sorry I never responded to this. I found another way around it, though I don’t recall what that was. It was a one-time event months ago.

Thanks, though!

?? Just marking resolved.

Great. Thanks!

Awesome.

One more question: how do I reconcile adapting a theme that operates under a GPL license but also claims copyright? For instance, I’m looking to build off the theme Aldehyde, but I seem to be getting conflicting information:

License: GNU General Public License
...
Aldehyde is based on Underscores https://underscores.me/, (C) 2012-2013 Automattic, Inc.
Aldehyde WordPress Theme, Copyright 2013 Rohit Tripathi.
Aldehyde WordPress Theme is distributed under the terms of the GNU GPL v3.

Where does the copyright end and the GPL begin, or is this a gray area?