bateman70

I got it to work by changing the Events template to the “Default Events Template” in the settings. I guess it didn’t like the theme template I was using.

Thanks for your help!

Mike

Not quite resolved. See my previous comment. Outlook buttons are there, but the Google and iCalendar links have disappeared.

Mike

I spoke too soon. The Outlook Live link appears to work now :–)

Also, the Outlook Live link returns a 404 error.

The Outlook Live and Outlook 365 links are there, but now the Google Calendar and iCalendar links are gone.

Thanks!

We are still running 2.1.5 on our production server… but 2.1.9 on our dev server. 2.1.9 had the same issue.

I’m pretty sure I solved the problem.

In my custom theme’s “event-single.twig” file was the following if statement:

{% if event.get_runtime( 'content_img_url' ) is empty %}
code that displays the featured image
{% endif %}

Once I commented the if statement out like so

{# % if event.get_runtime( 'content_img_url' ) is empty % #}
code that displays the featured image
{# % endif % #}

The featured image displayed correctly.

https://www.newseum.org/event/inside-media-1965-civil-rights-at-50/

The same if statement is in one of the calendar plugin’s “Vortex” theme.

Anyone know what its purpose is?