Bernd

Thanks Eric
That solved the problem in my child theme!

All my calendars were lost after the update.

No Google API and no feeds stored in the settings. Looked like a fresh/empty install.

I did as Josh.biz proposed

“I’ve restored my calendars by renaming the remote plug-in folder and uploading the last back-up copy I had (version 2.1.1). Fortunately my celendars are now back.“

Reinstalled gce2.4 and got my calendars back.
Downloaded previous version from: https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/google-calendar-events/developers/

You are right, the problem is still the same as before.
See here: https://wp.mralbers.de/

Still no changes in 2.2.4
See here: https://wp.mralbers.de/

Hi Nick
Thanks for the update.
At first glance it seemed to be right but then I saw that when set to “Number of days” the list does no longer show a multiday event that has started yesterday an is still valid today. So it seems you have created a bit to much of an offset there.

See here: https://wp.mralbers.de/

The feed settings are the same in both feeds except for
Events per Page :
Number of days – 600
Number of events – 600

see here https://wp.mralbers.de/

feed Settings are as follows:
?[event-title]
[if-not-all-day][start-time]- [end-time] Uhr[/if-not-all-day]
[if-multi-day][start-custom format= ” M d; Y”] – [end-custom format=”M d; Y”][/if-multi-day]
[if-location] – Ort: [location][/if-location]
[if-description] – [description] [/if-description]

Expand Recurring Events? – no

Multiple Day Events – Show on each day – no

Display Mode – grouped list

Events per Page – Number of days – 600
(Number of events – 600 in the other list)

Display Start Date Offset – Number of days back – 0

Earliest Feed Event Date- Number of days back – 50

Latest Feed Event Date – Number of Years forward – 2

Show Paging Links – no

Show Tooltips – no

Date Format – D, M d – Y

Time Format – emtpy = default

Cache Duration 3200

Same problems as before!!

I have just noticed that “multiday events” are missing in the list set to “number of days” if they have started yesterday or earlier.

Sorry – I copied the last lines from an earlier post.

Should have been:

Still depends on whether the list is set to display “number of days” or “number of events”.

“Number of days” seems to show correctly now, “number of events” still shows “yesterday’s events”.

I have added some new events to my test calendar/site, so you can see what is still wrong in 2.2.0: https://wp.mralbers.de/

Still depends on whether the list is set to display “number of days” or “number of events”.

“Number of days” seems to show correctly now, “number of events” still shows “yesterday’s events”.

I have added some new events to my test calendar/site, so you can see what is still wrong in 2.7.1: https://wp.mralbers.de/

I have added some new events to my test calendar/site, so you can see what is still wrong in 2.7.1: https://wp.mralbers.de/

Thanks Nick

You can see here
https://wp.mralbers.de/
that there is a little improvement but there are still bugs

past allday events are still showing up in one list

started multiday events are not displayed in the other.

Still the same problem with 2.1.5

It is definitely a problem with permalinks. Whenever I set my testsite to permalinks I get a “403 – no permission to access the server” error message.

Setting to permalinks adds the following settings to my htaccess, which causes the problem:

# BEGIN WordPress
<IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
RewriteRule ^index\.php$ – [L]
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d
RewriteRule . /index.php [L]
</IfModule>

# END WordPress

My server Admin gave me a hint that it might be due to different htaccess files.
My production site is set to permalinks which is set in htaccess. Could this be the reason?