[Dorian Speed]

Same problem on multiple sites, and so far this fix has worked.

[Dorian Speed]

That’s true re: importing them as Custom Post Types, but I’d like to know if the original feature (an iCal importer) may be in the works. Thanks!

[Dorian Speed]

I have observed this problems as well on a Genesis site: http://margaretfelice.com/blog. Same CSS interfering with proper display of elements.

[Dorian Speed]

Barry, thanks for letting me know! I’ll look forward to this being fixed in an upcoming release.

[Dorian Speed]

Wanted to add that I did try deactivating all other plugins and clearing the cache, and that did not fix the issue. This site is running on a Genesis child theme. I also noticed that if I click back to September on the sidebar widget, it only shows a couple of dates as having events when in reality all of the days in that month have events.

[Dorian Speed]

Hi – I’ve added the snippet, but it did not fix the issue on my client’s site. On the calendar page (http://www.victoriachamber.org/events/), October was starting on the wrong day of the week. It appears that the update changed the site’s General settings to say that the week started on Monday (it had been set to Sunday). After changing it back to Sunday, that fixed the error.

But the sidebar widget version of the calendar is still messed up. It’s showing the current day as being October 16, but today is the 18th. It also doesn’t show any events when you hover over any day except the fake “current” day.

[Dorian Speed]

I had the same issue on a site running Genesis. The update stripped my homepage completely. It appears it may have been a conflict with the plugin Genesis Featured Widget Amplified. The code snippet you provided did fix the problem. Thanks.

[Dorian Speed]

Also, FWIW, I realized that the only site on which I was having this problem is a site on which there aren’t any events on the calendar – it’s just empty. It seems that this fix is going to resolve the problem, regardless, but I just thought I’d add that.

[Dorian Speed]

Here’s the fix that worked for me, as added by Gary Jones. Discussion here:
http://www.studiopress.com/forums/topic/genesis-2-0-0-the-event-calendar-problem/

In genesis/lib/functions/general.php, line 269, right before the foreach that appears on line 270, add:

$post_type_names = array();

If you’re new to Genesis and can’t figure out where the folder is: via FTP, you need to go to:
wp-content/themes/genesis/lib/functions/general.php

[Dorian Speed]

I’ve tried deactivating plugins, switching to the basic Genesis child theme, with no success. Strangely, this error is NOT showing up on socalkidssandiego.com, which is having other issues (month-view of calendar is loading slowly, which has already been noted by support). That site has a ton of added functionality – coupons, ads, etc. – and the calendar doesn’t show the error. But on a plain vanilla installation of Genesis 2.0, I get the error message.

Here is the relevant section of code:

/**
* Check if a post type supports an archive setting page.
*
* @since 2.0.0
*
* @uses genesis_get_global_post_type_name() Get the `post_type` from the global `$post` if supplied value is empty.
* @uses genesis_get_cpt_archive_types_names() Get list of custom post type names which need an archive settings page.
*
* @param string $post_type_name Post type name.
*
* @return bool True if custom post type name has support, false otherwise.
*/
function genesis_has_post_type_archive_support( $post_type_name = ” ) {

$post_type_name = genesis_get_global_post_type_name( $post_type_name );

return in_array( $post_type_name, genesis_get_cpt_archive_types_names() ) &&
post_type_supports( $post_type_name, ‘genesis-cpt-archives-settings’ );

}

I don’t know if that helps or not. Sounds like you already haveGenesis 2.0 and have tested it, but just in case someone else might see this and recognize the problem, I am pasting it here.

[Dorian Speed]

I’m having the exact same issue, also in month view, after upgrading to Genesis 2.0.

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