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Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Subscribe "Add to Google" not working1. Are you logged into Google before you attempt to subscribe?
2. You should see it added as a separate feed (under Other Calendars on the left side of Google Calendar’s web interface). You can’t add events directly to your own calendar via a website.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Remove Created Date From Event Page TitleThis is part of your theme. If you want to hide it on event detail pages, add the following CSS to your site:
.single-ai1ec_event .content_blog {display:none;}Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Missing mini icons!Check that the links to all the CSS & Javascript points to valid URL’s (ie: they all point to the same server, all are http or https to match your server, etc).
FYI: You can do this either by looking at the page source, or you can use a browser plugin like Web Developer.
If it’s got the wrong URL’s, you may want to try going to Events->Settings –> Theme Options and hitting the Save Options button.
If this still doesn’t work, you may need to remove the settings for ai1ec from the wordpress database. This will keep your events but you WILL lose any settings/feeds/etc.
It’s a time-code signature that indicates when the CSS was generated by Ai1ec.
Despite what people may tell you, using Base64 in filenames is NOT a sign of malware. Some malware may use the technique, but it’s been in use by legitimate programs and plugins for many years before malware writers started using it.
You may as well be asking why the plugin is written in PHP, since much of the malware out there is written in PHP.
Try ai1ec_event.
Are you using any other Facebook plugins in WordPress?
If you look at the path for the file, you will note that these files are all in a directory called
cache.Ai1ec creates these files with the latest CSS required automatically. Without them, you will have zero style on your site.
Just to note: The “Theme Options” section simply modifies the CSS to use and then writes it out to the cache.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Calendar Nav Shows Incorrect MonthsI think I’ve figured out a suitable fix that works 100%, but it’s not quite as simple as the above.
I’ve passed it on to my contacts at Time.ly, so hopefully it’ll end up in the next version.
FWIW: You don’t need to remove or change
->set_timezone('UTC')but add in a timezone change a little later in the code (just before->set_date(for the “Next Month” section).If nothing is released soon, I’ll post a fuller description.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Calendar Nav Shows Incorrect MonthsAlso FWIW: I suspect that my bug was added in an attempt to fix this original bug in the wrong way. I also think that while removing it might work for you, what it really needs to do is change the timezone to the users timezone (rather than assume). Some plugins leave the timezone field in any state they feel like, so you can’t always assume that it’s correct all by itself; you should explicitly pass it regardless.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Calendar Nav Shows Incorrect MonthsAhh this might be due to interaction with a bug I reported when the timezone is UTC+X (ie: forward). The bug I noticed was with navigation going backwards, so I suspect that it’s related and was causing problems.
Will have to check how this goes with calendars in UTC+X vs UTC-X and see if there is some easy way around this.
I just looked and it seems to have the standard Vortex light theme.
You might want to clear the cache on your browser. Also note that sometimes going to Events->Theme Options and hitting “Save Options” helps as it causes the plugin to recompile the CSS. The CSS determines a fair proportion of the theme look (colours mainly).
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Parse error: syntax error, unexpected ':'See my post at https://wordpress.org/support/topic/ai1ec-v230-php-52x-or-lower-line-451-icsphp
Specifically, if you don’t manage your own hosting, you most likely either FTP or cPanel access to edit that file.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Fatal error after updateJust edit the file as I mentioned above, and it will be fixed.
Forum: Plugins
In reply to: [Timely All-in-One Events Calendar] Fatal error after updateYour host is using a version of PHP lower than 5.3. If you’re running PHP 5.2.X or lower, the following solves the problem.
To fix this, edit: all-in-one-event-calendar/lib/calendar-feed/ics.php
And change line 451 from:
'feed_name' => $row->feed_name ?: $row->feed_url,To:
'feed_name' => $row->feed_name ? $row->feed_name : $row->feed_url,Note: I’ve just got a reply from Jeff that a hot-fix release will be out soon that contains this fix. This should at least allow the early adopters running older versions to get their sites up and running.
@nicola.peluchetti: No problem. I’m sure that Jeff knows I’m happy to help out reviewing and writing pre-copy on these sorts of subjects. 😉