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Hi Casey,
I ended up just putting the code for the google calendar link into the before event html. Thanks for your reply.
Sean
I cannot be sure that the plugin fix that was posted caused the deletions as I was out of town in the days leading up to the plugin install. What I can tell you is that the deletions seemed to have occurred after I installed the fix. As for what was deleted, I noticed both regular pages, documents, and photos as missing. The pages deleted appeared to be three levels down the food chain and the images appeared to be duplicates, i.e. http://sfrecpark.org/wp-content/uploads/glyphicons_317_tree_deciduous1.png versus http://sfrecpark.org/wp-content/uploads/glyphicons_317_tree_deciduous.png
Notice the one before the png. I’m sorry that I cannot give you more details as my main task is to ensure that all of our posted documents still exist.
I will continue to monitor the site for accidental deletions and if I notice anymore troubles I will keep you informed.
I implemented this fix and it possible contributed to a small disaster, I think it might have deleted many of my pages and much of my uploads folder contents. Use this ‘solution’ at your own risk!
I was able to get all of my reoccurring events to display correctly in the grid view by going to the settings panel and deselecting this:
Recurring event instances
Show only the first instance of each recurring event (only affects list-style views).It appears that it does affect the grid view.
