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  • Plugin Author anmari

    (@anmari)

    Hi Scott
    You’re one of my long term users!

    It looks like it is something different about your server setup. It appears to be redirecting and/or giving an error that javascript is required (see below). Human in a browser is ok, but automated fetch not. Whatever you have installed that is doing this should not be doing it on ics feeds.

    What I have found is:

    If i click on the feed urls (either
    https://frontandsocial.com/category/events/?feed=ics or
    https://frontandsocial.com/?feed=ics )

    then the feed files are available to me in the browser. I can download them, the files validate at https://severinghaus.org/projects/icv/ and google is happy to import the files. So the file content is fine. Problem is when it’s not a human operating a browser. IE If I try use the urls directly (google “add by url”, or severinghaus validator or my test.icalevents.com ) then I get an error indicating that the url is not delivering an ics file.

    my site tries to tell me what it is getting:

    !<!– Some of the content returned is: string(200) “<html><title>You are being redirected…</title>
    <noscript>Javascript is required. Please enable it before you are allowed to see this page.</noscript>
    <script>if(document.co”
    end of dump –>

    Just to confirm that it is something on the frontandsocial site and not my events plugin, I repeated test with the plugin feed from my test site https://test.icalevents.com/?feed=ics
    That is fine everywhere (google will add, validator is fine etc)

    So it says to me that something is redirecting and/or doing a javascript check/message and this happening on ics feed urls (which it should not do as that makes no sense).

    If you know what it is, disable it (and/or switch to std theme) and check how things go. Switch on again and if problem returns, then that is definitely it.

    Do let me know how you go.

    Plugin Author anmari

    (@anmari)

    oh and scott – fyi the full plugin has tools to get rid of old events – see in the settings. In looking at the ics file to see whether there were current events to be shown, I saw that there were 27 events in the past and only 2 in the future.

    Thread Starter Scott Winterroth

    (@countrymusicchicago)

    Thanks for the reply. I’m a but swamped so I can’t look into this right away, but I think it might be the sucuri.net firewall. I’ll have to maybe whitelist some of the urls.

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