[wbenwick]

Thanks. It works fine for me now. I also improved the query I’m using so it runs even faster for large date ranges. I noticed the .ics file import is confusing- if I put a URL in for the feed, that creates a .ics attachment, it works. Uploading manually thru WP Media, does not work, as it wants to treat it like a URL. Not sure I understand what the difference is between the .ics and the URL options.

[wbenwick]

Cliff-

Is there a timeout on the import by URL? I looked at my logs on the server that is feeding the iCAL and i noticed that the import tool display the unable to load message before the script finishes the query and outputs the results? If so, can this be extended?

-Wes

[wbenwick]

Ok, that would be great. When I tried to import it as an .ics file upload, I get the error message about unable to load the URL. Assuming we are both using the same version of the iCal Importer?

[wbenwick]

Cliff-

Still having issues. I made some improvements to the iCal feed, it loads without error in the validation tool you suggested and the events load in my desktop calendar and in Google Calendars. It still errors out using the iCal importer. I turned on debugging and don’t see any obvious errors. Thoughts?

(same iCal URL as before)

-Wes

[wbenwick]

Thanks- that is a different validator than I was using to test with.

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