dolfelt

This problem is fixed in v1.2.10. I am sorry for any trouble that this may have caused you. It was an effort to improve the reliability of repeating events, and this error would show every time it parsed an event that was not repeating.

Just in case you didn’t know. This has been added to the newest release of WordPress. You can now allow the bubbles to show up on click, hover or not at all.

Enjoy!
Daniel
http://www.fullimpact.net

You know, I am not sure why I check the year. I will look into this more and include a fix for it in the next release. I am just worried that removing the year check will have other repercussions.

Daniel

Are you changing the date function to strftime? The date function does not support Locales. Also, are you using a linux server? Because if you are, you can see the list of acceptable Locales.

If you are using a Windows Server, try using danish or dan. You can also check out this site for Windows Server Locales: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/39cwe7zf.aspx

Sorry about the Danish/Dutch mixup :-). Hope you get this to work!

Ok, I fixed the locale settings (v1.2.1). Sorry about the error. It was only working on my machine I guess. Now it should work for everyone.

Also, I have included a list of supported locales if you are running on a Linux web server.

Locale for nardus would be nl_NL.UTF-8
Locale for snoofox would be de_DE.UTF-8

Remember, you can also put something like de_DE,de_DE.UTF-8 into the box to try multiple locales.

I have added this support just for you. You can now set a locale, however you must now use the strftime function and have that locale installed on your server. For Danish, the locale should be something like nl_NL

Enjoy!

I have fixed this issue and will upload v1.2 later today. The problem was with the long string in the jQuery ajax function. I am not sure why that is an issue.

However, the way grigory fixed the problem is not ideal. What I ended up doing is modifying the PHP to print out a Javascript Object then used that in the AJAX function. This seems to have cleared up the issue without the need for extra include files.

Enjoy:

$calContent = '<script type="text/javascript">
	jQuery(document).ready(function() {
		';
		$urlArray = '';
		$calContent .= 'var options = {';
		foreach($options as $k=>$o) {
			$urlArray[] = '"'.$k.'" : \''.$o.'\'';
		}
		$calContent .= implode(", \n",$urlArray);
		$calContent .= '};';
$calContent .= '				jQuery("a.ics-nav-button").click(function() {
			jQuery.get("' . ICSCALENDAR_URLPATH . 'ajax-load.php?showMonth="+jQuery(this).attr("month")+"", options, function(data) {
				jQuery("#ics-calendar-uid > div").unbind();
				jQuery().unbind("mousemove");
				jQuery("#ics-calendar-uid").html(data);
			});
		});
	});
	//jQuery(window).resize(function(){
	//	alert("Stop it!");
	//});
	';

Do you have javascript disabled by chance? Is anyone else having this issue?

I will look into the issue. I think it is because of your version. I have an old version installed that I can test with.

I will try to fix it for the next release.