[Sebastian Gates]

Thank you for the reply. I am going to need to ask for a refund 🙁

It is a shame because your plugin is great and I would not hesitate to use it on a project that I do not have to use WPML on.

How do I go about getting a refund on my purchase?

[Sebastian Gates]

Thank you for your response. I have read a number of forum posts on the same topic, so it may be in your interest to make your plugin compatible with WPML but I understand your reluctance to make such a big change to your coding practices.

I have had a look around at other calendar plugins that are compatible with WPML and to be honest most of them look rubbish. I want to stick with your calendar software if possible.

So, I thought… Could you create a blog post or a small pdf guide on how to make the two plugins work as best as they can together in the mean time before you end up having to rewrite all your code? It appears that if you turn WMPL off and then use the calendar plugin it works, then all you have to do is turn WPML back on and the repeated events are in the calendar. But I have only played around with it for a few hours. Perhaps one of your seasoned developers may get quicker and better results?

All I am asking for is that there is some sort of resource that people can read to make the best of a bad situation?

Just an idea…

[Sebastian Gates]

Thanks

[Sebastian Gates]

Some of the events I created using the free version of the plugin. The one that is working was created after buying the pro plugin. I guess I will delete the old events and create new ones using the pro version. I guess that is the issue?

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