[Andrew Wolfe]

I do feel pretty silly.

The issue was related to a setting in WP Hide Plugin Updates and Warnings.

The setting in question can be seen in the attachment. It’s related to global notification suppression.

Thanks for your help!

[Andrew Wolfe]

I had that installed but downloaded a fresh copy just in case. I’m not noticing any changes.

[Andrew Wolfe]

Eric Murrell with Series Engine has provided a super simple fix for this. Enabling Time.ly Plugin Compatibility in Series Engine settings seems to do the trick.

Thanks for the help, Barry. Not sure I would have discovered this otherwise.

[Andrew Wolfe]

Sure, I certainly understand. I’ve passed along this info to them and asked for some clarification. Hopefully they can provide some and provide a solution or idea. I will bring anything I find back here as soon as I have something so maybe it’ll be helpful to others.

[Andrew Wolfe]

Disabled Series Engine and tried again. This is a test event created after disabling series engine. I set the time to 8pm – 9pm.

And it does appear to be working now..

Hmm, Series Engine is pretty important for us. How do you recommend we proceed?

EDIT: If you want to see a version of the ICS after disabling Series Engine, use this link: http://firstbaptistcleveland.com/ical/tec.ics

BEGIN:VEVENT
DTSTART:20150801T000000Z
DTEND:20150801T010000Z
DTSTAMP:20150731T203746Z
CREATED:20150731T203738Z
LAST-MODIFIED:20150731T203738Z
UID:[email protected]
SUMMARY:Test Event
DESCRIPTION:
URL:http://firstbaptistcleveland.com/event/test-event/
LOCATION:TN
END:VEVENT

• This reply was modified 10 years, 9 months ago by Andrew Wolfe. Reason: Added link to example ICS file

[Andrew Wolfe]

Using America New York now but (if relevant to know) I did have it set to UTC-4 or UTC-5 originally and it was an hour later than correct time vs what it shows now.

I switched to New York instead after reading another thread about timezone issues.

[Andrew Wolfe]

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[Andrew Wolfe]

Fantastic!

Is there a way to adjust the excerpt query line to query for a custom field added from the Settings screen in TEC?

For example, a custom text area field called “ICS Description”.

[Andrew Wolfe]

That’s looking promising.

I had to change the if line and remove the space between the ! and the == to get it to parse. Debug mode reported an unexpected ! otherwise.

After changing that and testing it appeared to change the description in the file but they’re all blank. Perhaps that’s because I changed the intended logic by removing the space? Not sure.

[Andrew Wolfe]

That’s perfect. Exactly what I was needing!

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