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Jan – thanks for taking a look – we have run into this before and we were not sure exactly how to bring in up in the correct way. We take great pride in our plugin and want to ensure we provide the absolute best support to our users. Appreciate your time.

Thanks, Don

stbedesantafe – sorry for any trouble you are having. No other user has reported this issue – but if you provide more detail we can certainly take a look. You can send an email us directly at [email protected]

Also it appears that you have placed a number of negative reviews for other calendars and we would love the chance to make you a happy CalPress user.

If on the other hand you are simply posting negative reviews of competitor products – not too classy.

[Plugin: CalPress Calendar] 2-stars
[Plugin: All-in-One Event Calendar] 1-star
[Plugin: Calendar] 2-star
[Plugin: Spider Calendar] 1-star

By the way – you wouldn’t be related to blogger_ST
who coincidentally posted negative reviews of each of these same plugins earlier this year?

Looking forward to helping you in any way we can

Don

Thanks for the shout out! Don

deapness – are you using both the calendar and the widget on the same page and want to link the widget display to the calendar display?

Sorry if I have missed your question?

Don

deapness – our bad – it is [email protected]

In terms of the limit to – I assume you are speaking about the on the settings page. This limits the number of items on the list view. Is this what you are referencing.

Thanks, Don

cyphon – we do not use Zendesk for support – sorry for any confusion – you can reach our support desk at https://wppluginpros.freshdesk.com/. We want to make sure everything is working for you.

Thanks, Don

tterry – sorry we missed your message – if you are still having problems can you email us at [email protected]

Thanks, Don

ralnee – we have noticed that a few users have had to do a hard refresh in their web browsers – CTRL-F5 a few times to clear the cache and this seems to eliminate the error. We think it is related to the old version of jquery.BlockUI still being in the cache despite the plugin update. You should also check to see if your are running any cache plugins or if your host provides cache for you if the error continues.

If you are still having the problem you can email our main support desk at [email protected]

Don

Fbenver – thanks for the heads up – we updated the plugin and the latest version is available here on www.ads-software.com.

Thanks again,

Don

jombie – images are only supported in the pro version. You can see a full list of features in the pro and free versions here:

https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/calpress-event-calendar/

Thanks, Don

KimRavn

Try a hard refresh – CNTRL-F5 twice – we have noticed that browser caching sometimes causes this.

If that doesn’t work please visit :

https://support.calpresspro.com

and submit a ticket so we can get more info.

Thanks, Don

Mogueva – thanks so much for the great comments!

Don

No problem – we should have put something in the upgrade notice. Thanks for supporting CalPres.

ADorward – we made some changes to the the widget – if you go back into the widget there are options to select upcoming events. You now have two options upcoming events versus a calendar with highlights that will show events for that date.

Just simply select the upcoming events option.

Don

As a note – we have just uploaded a new version 1.5.2 that addresses some additional WordPress 3.6 issues / bugs we found in CalPress (there will be a new pro version later today as well)

Don