Could be excellent, but buggy

Can you describe what you mean? I’m honestly not sure what you’re referring to by the ‘scheduled dates’ feature, let alone what the bugs are.

I always appreciate support requests to help identify and fix bugs.

Yes, the version I am using is community MyCalendar version 3.2.17 on WordPress 5.7.2

Bug: Scheduled events disappear when saving the main event.

1. Create a new event, save.
2. Edit event, adding scheduled dates using “Add Another Date” button. Dates are added.
3. Save event. All added dates disappear.

Bug: Editing a scheduled date causes the date to disappear.

1. Select an event with scheduled dates
2. Edit a scheduled date
3. After saving changes, the date is removed from the event it was associated with.

Issue:
Trashed events appear in Event Groups, which is fine. But to avoid confusion they should be suffixed with “- Trash” or something to indicate they are no longer published.

Issue:
Adding an event to an event group seems to be limited to copying an event, which is not intuitive. There should be a button that says add an event to this event group, or something.

Maybe I’m doing something wrong with scheduled events, I will update my review and rating if that is the case. I’ll also update it if these are legitimate bugs and they get fixed.

The next major release is a pretty major update of several aspects of the UI/UX, and I’ve just committed some changes that I think will improve all these issues significantly. Some of them were already done (trashed events no longer appear in event groups), but I hadn’t really done a serious review of the additional occurrences process recently, so that’s getting a bit of an overhaul, too.

That’s great news. For the time being, is there a patch to fix the scheduled dates issues on the current version, I don’t mind copying and pasting code, or maybe upgrading to pro?

Providing a patch would be challenging – there have been too many changes across the plug-in at this point to quickly backport those changes. The next version is fairly close to ready, and is pretty mature, so you could just install it now. That said, it’s *not* a finished update, so there could be surprises.

https://github.com/joedolson/my-calendar

Upload the contents of the ‘src’ directory to the WordPress plugins directory to install it.