bgfrancey

I think I may have figured it out. I think one of the calendars was public but was set to only busy/hide details. I changed that and updated the calendar ID and it seems to be good now.

I tried turning off TEC on the staging site and that didn’t seem to have any effect. The events are still not being pulled in.

@johnweru – the only other calendar plugin installed is The Events Calendar. It doesn’t pull in any Google calendar feeds currently. Would that have any sort of effect?

The site is running the latest version of WP (6.4.2) and is on PHP 8.2. SC is version 3.2.8.

Thanks!

I should also add that if I manually create calendars in the Google Calendar, they don’t appear on the front-end either.

@mezzaninegold thanks for looking into that. Does turning off the APC add-on still allow you to create posts then?

Perfect. That worked like a charm. Many thanks!

Thanks – that seems to do the trick.

However, a new issue has come up. When I turned off “Hide all posts” and went back to the directory listing, the following error showed up in the first three columns: “” function does not exist.

Also – in the Settings section, where you can decide which columns are shown, something weird is happening where multiple rows are being created with nothing in them and they keep replicating if I try turning off and on the “hide all posts” check box.

Thanks for the quick response.

So, how do I fix the issue of members who log in using mDocs to download the file but are redirected to the post page where it says they’re not able to download the file because they don’t have the right permission (they do once logged in)?

Thanks.

Just got back from holidays and tried this out. Works perfectly. Thanks very much!

Seems to be working again – I cleared the cache through Flywheel and it’s back up and running.

I’m having the same problem after the last update. I tried clearing my cache but that didn’t seem to work. I tried it in Safari and Firefox.

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Ah okay. So for any new post in bbPress that has an attachment, the admin would have to manually protect it once the comment has been approved. I can let the client know that.

What would the cost of building something like an extension for bbPress be? Or is that something you would do anyway to extend the functionality of the plugin?

Fantastic! So would anything that is uploaded by a member to that page automatically be protected as long as the page is protected? The admin doesn’t have to go in and protect every file individually, correct?

If it’s a PHP issue, would going back to the server people be of any use? I know we talked to them at one point and it seemed to be okay on their end, but perhaps there’s something else I can ask them about?

Appreciate your time on this matter!

Hope you had a good holiday!

Is there anything else you can think of that might be affecting the plugin?