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Hi charmedone!

Yes, it should be fine because when using “Time.ly Ticketing” feature we make connections to our API. After curl is enabled and working properly in your hosting environment, then “Time.ly Ticketing” and your site should work just fine.

About the php.ini file: Not sure were it is located, but in order to active curl, you have to add the following line:

extension=php_curl.dll

If PHP is loaded as a web server module, then you will have to restart your web server.

Thanks!

Hi flatworld21!

It has already been released. Can you check if it’s working for you?

Thanks!

Hi casangb!

Yes, I did a change in the backend. WordPress 4.6 changed a little bit how requests are made and I had to modify our API.

Thanks!

Hey guys.

I have a question: Are you using WordPress 4.6?

Thanks!

Hi Benjamin!

There is a way to use custom language translations, but I have a question: Are you changing the translation because it is wrong or because it is something specific to the project which you are working on?

If the translation is wrong, then we would like to ask you to help us improve it in our translation website: https://translate.time.ly

If you are changing the translation because of your project, then you can do this way: Define in the wp-config.php the constant: AI1EC_LANGUAGE_PATH and point it to the directory where the translations are located. The downside for this method is that you won’t have the latest translations nor the new messages that will be added in newer versions.

Hi cmezzett!

Thanks for your contribution! Can you provide the Google Calendar ICS URL you are importing? I want to compare with the one I have here and check if the code will work well.

If you prefer, you can send the URL to [email protected]

Thanks!

Hi all.

Most of the Google Maps problems are caused by these issues:

– API key is configured incorrectly (Authorized referrers list is not correctly set);
– Google Maps JS is being loaded twice in the same page.

If you cannot identify the issue, please send your calendar URL to [email protected]

Thanks!

Hi jstatondesigns!

Did you try logging out and logging in again?

Thanks!

Hi dominicall!

We are already working on a fix for this issue. I will keep you posted.

Thanks!

Hi worldrhythms!

I have a question: Is your WP DB being shared between different WP’s installations?

Hi gringom!

Can you please try refreshing manually the feed? I’ve forced a feed refresh on our side.

Thanks!

Hi muhanlee!

This usually happens when the WP cron is not working properly. Can you please check if your WP cron is running properly?

Thanks!

Hi IanEric!

Can you please send the feed you’ve imported to [email protected] so we can check what is going on?

Thanks!

Hi rcsclibrary!

I checked your calendar and all looks good. I checked your ICS feed and I can see that there are 196 events, so you calendar imported all events correctly.

About the limit of imported events, you don’t have any limit of imported events.

You won’t have to refresh the feed manually. Every hour there is a WP cron process that will trigger the update of the feeds automatically. If the feed doesn’t update correctly, then something may be wrong with the WP cron process and will need further investigation.

Thanks!

Hi rcsclibrary!

Can you please try refreshing the feed again? I forced a manual refresh on our side.

Thanks!