Plugin Author
room34
(@room34)
Hmm… hard to say. I have my test site fully updated and calendar feeds are working on it.
It’s possible this is a conflict with another plugin that I’m not using, or there may be some other factor I’m not considering.
Could you try turning on debugging and see if there are any errors? In the wp-config.php file, edit the WP_DEBUG line to be true:
define('WP_DEBUG', true);
Then reload the page and send me any error messages that are displayed. You might also open the inspector in your web browser and see if the console is showing any JavaScript errors.
(Another alternative would be to install the Debug Bar plugin. That is a great way to identify errors in WordPress without affecting what visitors see.)
Thanks!
I also have the problem, nothing showing up anymore…
Page
No errors in console of Internet explorer.
I alco tried the reload option, but no change…
Plugin Author
room34
(@room34)
OK, thanks… I’ll check into this. Can you let me know which versions of WordPress and ICS Calendar you’re currently running?
Also if you have time it would be helpful to have you do the standard WP test — deactivate other plugins one by one to see if there’s a conflict (if so, let me know which plugin it is), and try switching to a default theme (Twenty Sixteen would be a good one, I think) to see if it’s something specific to the theme you’re using.
Update: I tried loading your calendar on my test site and it’s also empty of events there. So it appears to be a problem with parsing the events. I’ll try to get a fix rolled out as soon as possible. It may be a day or two. Sorry for the inconvenience. In the meantime you may want to roll back to an earlier version. You can download older versions by going here:
https://wordpress.org/plugins/ics-calendar/advanced/
Scroll to the “Previous Versions” section at the bottom, and select the version you want to download.
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room34.
Plugin Author
room34
(@room34)
@geertv I dug into this a bit using your ICS calendar URL from the bottom of your page, and I found that it seems to be a change to how Outlook is generating the calendar links — that link did not return the calendar itself; it returned an HTML URL link, with the text “Found”.
I modified the plugin to check for this result, and to reload the calendar from the “Found” URL instead of the one initially provided to it. I confirmed that after this change, my page loaded your calendar events.
@carsthin I’m not sure if this is the same issue you were having but I’d like to see if this change fixed it for you as well.
Version 2.2.1.1 is the one that includes this fix. It should be available to download shortly. Please let me know if this solves the problem for you or not. Thanks!
Hi,
Thanks for your answers. Sorry I didn’t answer yet but I’m still not home until tomorrow so hard to check yet. I’ve updated the plugin but doesn’t seem to change anything. I also deactivated all the other plugins but same thing.
I’ll try tomorrow as soon as I get home the debug thing, and try another theme as you suggest. I’ll let you know!
Thanks anyway!
All best,
Plugin Author
room34
(@room34)
Thanks… can you send (or re-send) me the link to your ICS feed? Use the email address on the plugin’s admin screen. I’ll test it to see what the plugin is getting from the parser. This also gives me the idea to add a debugging tool to the plugin.
Plugin Author
room34
(@room34)
This turned out to be an issue with an iCloud calendar feed.
Tip for any other users who are running into this kind of issue and are using iCloud: try turning public sharing of your calendar off and back on, and then re-enter the sharing URL in your shortcode for the plugin.
I was able to update and test, for me it is working again !
Many thanks
Plugin Author
room34
(@room34)
Great, thanks for confirming it works!
