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Hey again Kregg. So I talked this out in greater depth with the dev team, and sadly given how our current implementation is done, template overrides and functions.php tweaks aren’t going to have an impact for this particular use case. We’re looking at making this more easily filterable in the future, or possibly adding it as a setting, but no significant work has been done on that end yet.
That said, if you’re willing to hack at the core plugin files a bit (which isn’t advised but is totally within your rights), we’ve got a solution that should do the trick. It isn’t perfect but it ought to help tide you over for now.
Basically you’ll need to change a line of JS. In the .dev. file:
var new_link = url + separator + ‘ical=1’ + ‘&’ + ‘tribe_display=’ + ts.view;
needs to be changed to
var new_link = url + separator + ‘ical=1’ + ‘&’ + ‘tribe_display=upcoming’;
That *should* make it work like in list view for every view. This help?
Hey again Kregg. As I noted on Twitter, I spoke to the developers to see if there’s an easy way to accomplish this (it’s definitely not an out-of-the-box feature at the moment). It looks like at the moment the biggest gap between what I proposed and what you’re seeing is that my solution works for list view; and it seems like you guys are using calendar view as your primary.
You’ll see if you view the actual link for that iCal file you provided at http://stmichael.wpengine.com/events?ical=1&tribe_display=month. But if you were to change that to http://stmichael.wpengine.com/events?ical=1 (which I just tested now), it will provide the full link for the full calendar. Got a dev looking at how the easiest way to override that would be (either a template override or a change to your functions.php is my guess) and should have a reply within the next few minutes here.
Excellent to hear this got you sorted, Rick! Thanks for confirming as much.
Can anyone else who was still having this problem confirm whether or not Leah’s last reply helps point you towards a resolution? Let me know either way and we’ll follow-up as needed.
Excellent to hear that got you sorted, smallmammothdesign! Thanks for confirming as much. I’m going to mark the answer and close the thread accordingly, but if you need anything else in the future, please don’t hesitate to let us know.
Great to hear that got you guys sorted, Les and yursil!
It looks like just Ashley’s problem remains. Ashley: can you confirm whether or not the solution here got you where you need to be, or if this problem has otherwise resolved itself? I’d like to close down the thread from there if we can confirm one way or another. Thanks!
Glad to hear this got you sorted, wmglennosborne! Thanks so much for confirming. Let us know if you need anything else in the future and we’ll do our best to help you out.
Hey there frontpor. It was I who saw your tweet (and the one you sent previously under a separate name)…I apologize for the inconvenience and more importantly for the delay. This one shouldn’t have slipped through the cracks and I’m sorry it did.
This may apply to time-centric views, but I just tried LIST view (/events/upcoming) and pulled the iCal file from there…and it included everything on the list. Though that list only showed events through August 17, when imported to iCal I saw stuff through the end of the year (our last event on the test site).
Have you experienced the same with list view specifically? If so, mind sending me a link to your site so I can check it out in action?
Hey Garantdesign. Thanks for your patience here; this one is a bit outside of Neill and my area of expertise, but I’ve got another member of the team taking a look and on deck to reply this evening. Thanks again for your patience and know that we’ll get any further follow-ups back in as timely a fashion as possible (and certainly not a week as you experienced previously).
Hey everyone. Thanks for the follow-ups here, and for reporting this. It does appear to be that certain themes are experiencing this as I’ve noticed a few related (but not quite identical) issues here at the forum.
The main culprit I’ve seen so far has been this is when a theme has a class “datepicker” that is the same name as the plugin was using. Changing it for the theme should resolve the issue here if that is indeed the source of the problem. Can you guys give it a check and let me know whether or not this fixes it?
Hey again Suzanne! Wanted to follow-up with you here. Samuel has spent a good chunk of time checking this out and we’re sadly still a bit stumped. What we see happening is that on some month views and week views navigating with AJAX gets a 500 error, and if looking at the output received the handler has balked at this point:
which is excerpt functions for both views. We’re unable to identify why in your config this may be occurring. I’m offsetting this to another dev, but know that it may be a bit longer (though still sometime this week) to get you sorted here. If you have any ideas that might help us shed some light on that particular point noted above, it’d be helpful. Otherwise I’ll be in touch when I have something else to share.
