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This was solved by the poster and the answer posted on the Time.ly forum: https://time.ly/forums/topic/events-collapse-in-agenda-view/#post-130934

From the forum:

I figured out that it was a problem with W3 Total Cache. I eventually removed the ai1ec js file from the list of js files to minify. That seems to have solved the problem.

How are you adding the image?

Have a look at http://time.ly/document/using-calendar/adding-editing-events/ for details on uploading images.

If you’re getting an upload error as an Event Contributor, lave a look at http://time.ly/document/troubleshooting/http-error-uploading-featured-image-event-contributor/ for more info.

Yes, the updates should now show in wordpress, as long as you’ve got that enabled (it’s in wp-config.php). There are also plugins that can hide updates for any/all plugins that could also affect this.

Note: If you see updates for other plugins, you should find it will work now. I included the above mainly because it’s possible to turn it off in WP itself for all plugins (and someone might complain it’s not working). This gives them a hint to go check their WP config. 😉

1. Try disabling gzip in Ai1ec. You’ll find the setting in Dashboard->Events->Settings –> Advanced->Advanced Settings

2. You could be running low on PHP memory. I suggest using a plugin like WP-Memory-Usage to tell you your memory limits – as it’s a plugin, it will see exactly the same restrictions that Ai1ec will. This gives you a definitive answer as to whether any config changes (to give you a higher memory limit) have actually been picked up by PHP/Wordpress. See https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-memory-usage/

Note: If you have a memory limit issue, it’s advisable once it’s fixed to go to Dashboard->Events->Theme Options and hit Save Options – This rebuilds the CSS, which previously may not have completed if it ran out of memory while performing the (initial) rebuild.

Those are over 2 years old. They apply to a significantly different version of the plugin. Most of the text strings in the plugin have changed since then.

The latest translation files are currently being hosted in a GlotPress system at https://translate.time.ly/projects/timely

I’d assume that once there is a significant core of fully translated language files, these language files will be shipped by default.

If you are interested in helping, you could apply to become a validator at the Time.ly forum located at https://time.ly/forums/forum/translations/ – It is preferred that you’re a native speaker of the language you want to translate, and have a reasonably good grasp of English.

Facebook themselves have broken part of the integration with their new API.

Facebook no longer allow you to export events TO Facebook out of the calendar.

You can still import events FROM Facebook into the calendar.

Note: Facebook support the old API ‘for the moment’, and only if you created the API key before April this year. Whatever you do, don’t delete that API key if you want to post events, but note that at some stage, Facebook WILL turn off the old version of the API.

PS: This isn’t an Ai1ec thing. This is entirely on Facebook wanting to make sure that all events are created ON Facebook using the Facebook user interface. Basically they’re trying to lock people into using Facebook for creating their events if those people want to share the event AS AN EVENT (eg: saying you’re going, etc) on Facebook.

Which version are you using?

Do you have any filters set for the widget or the main calendar?