bdonovanw

Oh, I’d already made the change, but thank you for the link. The problem is that this is “Installing WordPress,” which is likely to find people who admin WordPress sites and not necessarily those who are willing or able to make changes to the base source.

“Reverting the change” implies knowing what change was made, which file it’s in, and this topic is not really a developer topic. More explicit information would be necessary, IMO, for many people who don’t do WP or PHP development.

Same issue here, upgrading to 6.4 causes all updates to fail (themes and plugins, at least). The debug log files don’t seem to indicate the source of the problem, only showing some deprecated PHP calls but no failures.

I just stepped through this myself, and it does not work.

Calendar is public, API key is correct (copy/paste directly from the Google API Credentials page), no referer restrictions—a topic for another post—and only 404 errors returned.

Followed the directions on https://docs.simplecalendar.io/google-api-key/ and am getting the same error:

While trying to retrieve events, Google returned an error:

Error calling GET https://www.googleapis.com/calendar/v3/calendars/Bacil%20Donovan%20Warren%20Public%20Events/events?singleEvents=true&maxResults=2500&timeZone=America%2FPhoenix&timeMin=2017-03-27T00%3A00%3A00-07%3A00&timeMax=2018-04-25T23%3A59%3A59-07%3A00&key=REDACTED: (404) Not Found

Please ensure that both your Google Calendar ID and API Key are valid and that the Google Calendar you want to display is public.

Only you can see this notice.

API is setup without referer restrictions—a topic for another day—and is connected to a public calendar.