Events calendar url to export to App

[Bryan Finley]

The url that we were using to show our Events on our App has stopped working. It is not pulling current or all evetns, it is not pulling from the month that we are listing. Has a change been made to the url?

[Bryan Finley]

I have allowed system information.

The url we were using was http://www.hopenc.org/whats-happening/2017-01/?ical=1. The we changed it to http://www.hopenc.org/whats-happening/2017-02/?ical=2 to pull February events. All was displayed correctly until I noticed the problem today.

[George]

Hi April,

Thanks for reaching out.

Our system is unfortunately not pulling the system information despite you having shared it—sorry about this!

Can you please post the complete, unedited information manually to this thread? Check out the “Sharing the Information Manually” section of this page for steps on how to do that: https://theeventscalendar.com/knowledgebase/sharing-sys-info/

Thanks!
George

[Bryan Finley]

We have resolved the issue, thank you.

Can you please answer this question: WHAT URL DO I USE TO SHOW MULTIPLE MONTHS OF THE EVENTS CALENDAR ON OUR APP?

[George]

Hey April,

Nice, I’m glad to hear the first issue is resolved.

Next, you ask this:

WHAT URL DO I USE TO SHOW MULTIPLE MONTHS OF THE EVENTS CALENDAR ON OUR APP?

☝️ It seems like you’re asking how to show multiple months of events via the iCal “Export Events” button.

This is not possible unless you use custom coding. The default amount of events that come up in that iCal URL is 30. We cannot help with custom coding, but here is an example of code you could add to your theme’s functions.php file to increase the number of events that show up in that URL to whatever you’d like.

So if you want to increase it to be 200 events, which might help get some events from multiple months, you could do that by adding code like this to your theme’s functions.php file:


add_filter( 'tribe_ical_feed_posts_per_page', 'example_increase_ical_feed_posts_per_page' );

function example_increase_ical_feed_posts_per_page( $count ) {
return 200;
}


Cheers,
George

[Bryan Finley]

Thank you

[George]

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