[Donna]

Thanks for your attention. Hope it will be fixed.

For anyone else experiencing this problem, I’m using the HTML version of the calendar and linking to it. It looks ugly, but it works.

[Donna]

Contacted Office 365 support, and they were not helpful…

[Donna]

The duplicate issue was being caused by the v4.1.2 plugin somehow. I downgraded (at designoneweb’s suggestion) and that particular problem was fixed. I would say you all have a bug there that needs fixing.

Our iCal comes from Office 365, so I’m not really sure how to go about getting that fixed. Suggestions?

[Donna]

I think I actually made the duplicates by doing a manual import and then a recurring import. I removed them all again.

Now, I’m getting “Your search returned no results. Please adjust your search.” even though I’m using the exact same URL as before. This is getting frustrating…

[Donna]

Nevermind- found the Event Rocket plugin and cleared everything out.

Downgraded to 4.1.1, setup the import again, and now I have duplicates of everything at the correct time….

[Donna]

Thanks for chiming in.

Is there a quick way to delete all the events? We have 1600…

Also, I’ve never had to “clean up the database” before. Can I use something like the Better Delete Revisions plugin? How did you do this step?

[Donna]

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[Donna]

I deleted the import task and readded it, and it is working now.

It looks like it wasn’t in the cron schedule at all. I didn’t know what the cron task would be called, but it is “tribe_events_ical-importer_do_scheduled_import”.

[Donna]

Also, the importer still has not updated since I manually did it yesterday.

[Donna]

Thanks for the help. Sorry I didn’t find that page before.

That line is not present in our wp-config.php.

I did install the WP Crontrol plugin to check things out and there is an error message. I took a screenshot too so you could see the schedule: http://imgur.com/CtQEAFd

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