[Joey Kudish]

Hey Paul,

The following code should get you all set: https://gist.github.com/1856644 I’ve tested and it does exactly what you want.

Let us know if you have any other questions
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

THe iCal functionality is only in Pro, so you willl require Pro as well for this filter to work. I am assuming that since you were able to post in here, you already have Pro though 🙂

[Joey Kudish]

The filter I posted will definitely give you that live feed you are looking for.

Cheers

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Joe,

Bad news first and then good news. We will never support webcal directly out of the box. It’s simply not supported by enough browsers and operating systems to warrant a change on our part.

Good news: we have a filter on the function that outputs the link, so you can very easily filter the link to use webcal instead of http, here’s an example: https://gist.github.com/1843411 (you can throw this into your theme’s function.php file).

Hope this helps and let me know if you have any other questions 🙂

[Joey Kudish]

Hi again,

We received your credentials and I was able to investigate this further. The errors were only appearing because you had left the permalink rules (under Settings > Permalinks) to default. Changing the rules to anything else made the errors go away. We strongly recommend you use permalinks in your site (not just because of our plugin, but also for SEO reasons and because it just looks proper). That being said, we do want to fix this issue anyway, so I’ve now logged it so we can fix it in a future release.

Thanks

[Joey Kudish]

Just a note, when/if you do send your credentials to Rob, please include a link to this thread in the email so that he knows what it’s about 🙂

Thanks!

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Francisco,

I’m one of the more advanced devs on the team here, and am going to try to help you debug this issue.

First of all, I am not able to duplicate it on my installation either, so it has to be something specific to your installation.

Secondly, since this is a PHP warning and not a fatal error, you can actually hide it (which wouldn’t be exactly a solution, but would at least hide the issue from your visitors). You shouldn’t be showing PHP errors on a production site any ways because it’s a potential security risk (though it can be handy to see the errors on a development site – especially if you are a developer). First, please make sure that WP_DEBUG is set to ‘false’ in your wp-config.php file, the line should like this:


define('WP_DEBUG', false);


If the error still appears after setting that, you can add the following line to your .htaccess file (make sure it is on it’s own line:


php_flag display_errors off


Now to actually fix the issue (hiding it isn’t enough)… I would like to be able to access your site/server directly. Can you send a set of credentials for the wp-admin and FTP if possible to rob [at] tri.be and he’ll forward that along to me so we can troubleshoot this further.

Hopefully, by collaborating. we can get this sorted out. Let me know if you have any other questions!

[Joey Kudish]

Glad to hear that worked for you Kris. As mentioned, we’ll have this fix implemented in a future release.

Cheers

[Joey Kudish]

Hey Kris,

I think I’ve got the issue figured out.

The problem seemed to be in the order in which we are setting an internal query variable in the plugin. I’ve fixed it on your site since I had access, but am also including the solution below for others if they encounter it.

In the free plugin, in /lib/the-events-calendar.class.php, on line 210 we were calling ‘setDisplay’ on ‘pre_get_posts’ which made it fire on each query but I think it should only run once, so I’ve changed it to run on ‘wp’ instead. Here’s what that line looks like now:


add_action( 'wp', array( $this, 'setDisplay' ));


Kris, please let us know if this causes any other issues or problems on your site, but I think it should be okay.

I’ve also logged this issue in our project/bug tracker and assuming it doesn’t break anything else in QA we’ll have this included in our next release (2.0.4 or 2.1 – we’re currently debating that internally).

Cheers
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Kris,

As mentioned above, please email a set of wp-admin + ftp credentials to rob [at] tri.be and reference this thread in the email and we’ll take a look from there. Unfortunately we don’t have private messaging set-up in the forums here and I can’t see your email address directly either.

Thanks

[Joey Kudish]

Hi Kris,

I’m one of the devs here at Modern Tribe, and Rob passed this issue along to me. Just like my colleagues Rob and Jonah, I wasn’t able to duplicate this locally even after trying a few different things. Just for transparency, here are some things I tried:
— I tried this as the url on your site: http://www.gainbridges.com/events/?eventDisplay=upcoming – ?eventDisplay=upcoming is the actual query that happens behind the scenes so I wanted to rule out any conflict there, but that didn’t make a difference
— I tried every template combination on my test site, but couldn’t duplicate the issue
— I noticed that on your site the sidebar is before the content, so I made a quick template locally to duplicate your site as closely as possible but that didn’t make a difference either.

A few questions for you:

— Have you tried to revert to the default Twenty Eleven or Twenty Ten theme to see if the theme was being a conflict?
— Have you tried to set the default view under The Events Calendar settings to “list” instead of “grid/calendar” to see if that at least would work?

Let me know about these two and if that still doesn’t work, I’ll have you email a set of wp-admin + ftp credentials to rob [at] tri.be and reference this thread in the email and we’ll take a look from there.

By the way, thanks for the lead you posted Christian, that might lead us in the right direction towards a permanent fix.

Thanks
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

Christina, if you think you’re still experiencing issues please:

— Open a new thread, referencing this thread within
— Send a set of wp-admin credentials for your site to rob [at] tri.be and reference your new thread within the email

We’ll take a look once you do that.

Thanks!
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

Hey David,

You are running The Events Calendar 2.0.3, which is the newest, but then you are running Events Calendar Pro 2.0.1 (not the newest). As outlined with the previous users on this thread, you’re bound to encounter issues when running out-of-date and not-in-sync free + pro plugin.

The most recent version for both the free and pro plugin is 2.0.3, we always update both at the same time. Please update your installation of Pro and report back if you’re still experiencing the issue, but I am fairly confident you will not.

Anyone else who reads this thread, please make sure you’re running both free + pro 2.0.3 before posting on here.

Thanks!
Joey

[Joey Kudish]

For what it’s worth, I just tried your exact steps David and wasn’t able to duplicate the issue. I got a popup like it’s supposed to show and I was able to save just fine.

Again, please send rob your credentials and we’ll try to identify if there’s a conflict or what’s going on.

Thanks!

[Joey Kudish]

Thanks for the insight David. We’d love to try to reproduce this. Do you think you could send a set of credentials for your wp-admin to rob [at] tri.be and reference this thread in the email. I’ll also try to duplicate this locally to see if I can get any insight from it.

Thanks!

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