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Only 3 tabs showing would indicate that ECP is not active. While waiting for Rob to chime in you might try reinstalling ECP. I don’t know if this will work but it’s a good starting point for troubleshooting.
That messge usually shows up when your versions of TEC and ECP are put of sync. Please confirm versions of both plugins.
@Cooper, it sounds like the newly downloaded Events Calendar PRO is not active. Check in your plugin settings to make sure ECP is activated.
Grab it from the WordPress repository, http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/the-events-calendar-category-colors/
#1 – See https://theeventscalendar.com/manually-checking-for-updates-to-modern-tribe-plugins/ about updating.
#3 – WordPress general settings to change start day of week.After the above see if #2 still is there.
Hi Joyce. It’s exactly like the tutorial. What I’m trying to do is make it very simple. As I’m new to this plugin writing stuff there will be lots of room for improvement once I get something functional. If you want to see how the core of it works look at the category-colors.php file. You can see a version of it working at http://drfragen.com/pub/category-colors.php
Nathan, can you provide a link to your calendar and let us know what versions of TEC and ECP you are using? Also, have you made any modifications to the ECP core files? Thanks.
Thanks Joyce. I’ll contact Rob. FWIW, you can check out what my idea is https://github.com/afragen/events-calendar-category-colors
Aw come on Vince. Let us know if it works for you. 😉 It works for me, but I don’t have it added to an Outlook calendar.
@mike, Events Calendar (free) and Events Calendar PRO are two different and distinct plugins. They won’t/can’t overwrite each other. You must have Events Calendar (free) installed and active for ECP to function. Additionally, they must both be the same version. It happens that the updating mechanism for Events Calendar (free) is via WordPress.org and happens quicker than the update mechanism for ECP, but it will happen. If it doesn’t you can always download the current version of ECP from the Account Central tab at the top of this page.
@Rob, I’ve looked through as much of the code as I can and I really don’t see why a extra 59 sec is added to the duration of an event. I do have a better solution than the one above. In the function iCalFeed use the following 2 lines where the first line is currently. There are no changes to the first line.
$duration = TribeDateUtils::timeBetween( $eventPost->EventStartDate, $eventPost->EventEndDate );
$duration = ( intval( $duration / 60 ) * 60 );
