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Hi Brendan, I appreciate the help but I’m also disappointed, both that this functionality is broken when using the shortcode calendar and also that it has taken a month to explain this (I went back and checked that I explained clearly that this is a shortcode-generated calendar in my original posting). Are there any plans that you know of to fix this? Thank you.
OK, is there a way to make it work with the shortcode? I need to use the shortcode in order to embed a specific category within a specific page.
Hi Brendan,
No, I don’t have any other plugins that do re-writes as far as I know. On this staging install, I have only these 4 plugins active:
Advanced Custom Fields (5.6.7)
Rewrite Rules Inspector (1.2.1)
Events Calendar (4.6.9)
Events Calendar Pro (4.4.21)Again, to re-state the problem, if you visit a link in this format: https://ncrla.staging.wpengine.com/servsafe-certification-courses/?tribe_events_cat=servsafe&tribe-bar-date=2018-02
It will show as no events found. But if you start on this page, where the shortcode lives, you’ll see lots of events for Feb 2018: https://ncrla.staging.wpengine.com/servsafe-certification-courses/
Thanks for your help troubleshooting this one.
OK, perhaps I’ve been unclear. WP Engine assures me that I DO have .htaccess with default WP rewrite rules in place for this install. So, with that in place, is there some other rewrite rule that also needs to be added? Thanks.
Can you please specify which rewrite rules should be in place for this Events Calendar shortcode functionality to work? Then I will ask WP Engine to put them in place. Thanks.
Correct, that is my understanding of what WP Engine support said (see quote in my previous post). Where would that leave us?
According to support at my host (WP Engine):
Weird, Im not seeing any rewrite in your rewrite rules tab for this or your htaccess
bash: fc: history specification out of range
# BEGIN WordPressRewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]# END WordPress
There are no rewrite rules for that.
Please advise. Thanks!
Hi Brendan,
Sorry to be a bit dense here, can you explain how to remove that re-write rule? I “flushed” the rules using that plugin, but that didn’t seem to change anything. Any help appreciated. Thanks,
-ChrisSure, Jamie, here you go.
Google Calendar feed (“WCS TEST School Calendar): https://calendar.google.com/calendar/ical/tomatillodesign.com_g3ccl301e973eqdgt3i67u3t08%40group.calendar.google.com/public/basic.ics
Note: The event that I deleted in Google is Jan 3 “School Back in Session”
See screenshots for my settings, everything there is good to go as far as I can tell.
I’ve created a staging site, which doesn’t have any WP Engine cacheing or other addons, and I’m still having the same problem. Also with all plugins disabled (except Advanced Custom Fields which is causing fatal errors when I disable it) and also same problem in 2017 default theme. Here’s a link: https://ncrla.staging.wpengine.com/servsafe-certification-courses/?tribe_events_cat=servsafe&tribe-bar-date=2018-01
When I’m navigating within the site (starting here: https://ncrla.staging.wpengine.com/servsafe-certification-courses), it appears normally. But once I start going back and forth, or if I call up this URL directly, it breaks and shows no events and incorrect formatting: https://ncrla.staging.wpengine.com/servsafe-certification-courses/?tribe_events_cat=servsafe&tribe-bar-date=2018-01
See attached for how the calendar should appear w/ 2017 Theme. Thanks for your help.
I have the same issue/question. I am currently importing a Google calendar. When an event is deleted from that Google calendar, nothing happens to it on my website TEC even after re-running an import. Is this behavior correct or is this a bug? If this is the default expected behavior, this seems problematic since events would not really be syncing with the source calendar. Thanks for clarifying.
