Al

Richard,

This actually remains unresolved on our site. You did have the feed URL via email, where there had been some toing and froing with suggestions to try this and that, but nothing that works.

I’ll follow up again with you via your [email protected] email.

Regards,
Al

I can’t see DNS being the issue. I can call the ics from a PHP script directly without issue and grab it from cmd line with curl, again with no issue.

I also placed the ics file on the local server in the root directly of the website, and tried importing it from there, so using the local host rather than Google.com, but that gives the same error of “No events found”.

It is as if the parser simply isn’t parsing the ics file correctly.

Hi Richard,

Apologies. I am on WP 3.4.2. Why my brain thought 3.1.4 when I originally posted I know not. I know the feed/plugin worked on 3.4.1, then didn’t and I then upgraded to 3.4.2. The plugin was originally installed about 4 months ago and has been updated via wp-admin at various points inbetween.

I also now have the feed working on a copy of the same WordPress install, but on a different server (rsync’d htdocs and mysql-dump of the databases copied across). On that server I uninstalled from wp-admin, deleted the remaining files in wp-content and then reinstalled. That then worked fine. When I try that on the live WordPress it does not work and still says “No events were found”. Settings for ai1ec are the same between the two installs.

The PHP configs are pretty similar, scanning the differences I can’t see anything that would make any real difference (error reporting levels mainly).

It does feel then that there is a setting somewhere, perhaps in the DB, that isn’t the same once copied and uninstalled. Not sure where to look for that though.

Thanks,
Alastair