cwjordan

Okay, looking at the source code, it looks like Simple Calendar will skip any events which have a visibility of “private”, and all events on public Google Calendars which are set to “See only free/busy” have a visibility of “private”, as you would expect.

That’s actually easy to change, by updating “google-calendar-events/includes/feeds/google.php”, line 188 from:

($visibility == ‘private’ || $visibility == ‘confidential’ || $status == ‘cancelled’)

to:

($visibility == ‘confidential’ || $status == ‘cancelled’)

That appears to work fine, although I’m not sure what side affects there might be, since the (9 year old) comment in that file is “Public calendars may have private events which can’t be properly accessed by simple api key method.”. So the plugin was written to do this on purpose back then, but it appears safe to change it now…

I think I’ll do some more testing, and maybe submit a pull request if I can’t find any problems. If you happen to know some reason why this isn’t going to work well, feel free to answer here. (Oh, my use case is: I want to have a calendar for meeting reservations for a room, but I don’t want the general public to see who has made a reservation, just whether the room is available or not. The calendar owner of course is able to see who has made the reservation.)

Sure. I’ve taken those links off the production version of the website for now, but I’ve put up a test page for you here: https://www.uufec.com/wordpress/test-podcast-playlist-2019/

with the playlist:

[podcast_playlist images=”false” order=”desc” orderby=”date” series=”2019″ style=”dark” tracklist=”true” tracknumbers=”false” images=”true”]

The error on the production site is a little different, it’s: “Service Unavailable The server is temporarily unable to service your request due to maintenance downtime or capacity problems. Please try again later.”, but I bet it’s the same issue.

Yes, my captions went away also when I upgraded to from version 1.9.1 to 1.10. The little circles indicating which slide was being shown went away too. Sure glad I test plugin upgrades on a development server first instead of upgrading automatically.

In the Carousel -> Settings both “Show Slide Captions?” and “Show Slide Titles?” were set to “Show”. Since the previous version used the slide title as the caption I changed “Show Slide Captions?” to “Hide”, and that brought my captions back, yay! Arguably that’s a bug, a blank excerpt shouldn’t override the title.

I set “Show Slide Controls?” and “Show Slide Indicators?” to show and that brought the little circles back, yay!

The order the images is displayed has several options in Carousel -> Settings:

Menu Order, as set in Carousel overview page
Date slide was published
Random ordering
Slide title

Mine was set to “Date slide was published”. Changing those settings works to do what I expect, at least as far as I’ve tested. So try looking there first to try and change the order.

Thanks Springthistle, that change helps a lot (running Staffer 2.1.0 at the moment). I don’t see any downside to it. Edward, is there any chance you could release a new version with Springthistle’s fix in it?

• This reply was modified 6 years, 11 months ago by cwjordan.

Well, I gave up, and bought Press Permit Pro. That works okay in my limited testing so far. As the FAQ says there’s no further development of Role Scoper planned so it was time to switch anyway.

I think the html character entity code should work in markdown (although I haven’t tried it): & #096; = `
and more to the point of what I was searching for when I found this thread, it works on these forums.

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Pandeli,

I use it for a site with a bit more than 10,000 users. The way the production site is configured I can’t export all the fields for all the users at once, I have to break it into smaller chunks (I hadn’t tried that in a while, I assume it’s still a problem). On my development site it depended on PHP memory usage and timeout settings whether it would work for large exports. My normal use case is just exporting users who have recently updated their profile data, that works fine.

If I were you I’d install it on a development copy of your site and test there, to be sure.

Thanks, you should update the place where you say “Buddypress required! (v2.0 at least)” on https://www.ads-software.com/plugins/buddypress-xprofile-custom-fields-type/ to say v2.5 is required.

Ari,

I was wrong, unchecking “calendar” in the Role Scoper settings didn’t eliminate that PHP Notice, it still occurs when I save changes to a calendar. Looks like Role Scoper is no longer maintained, so I’ll need to change to something else in the medium term. In the short term, this change to plugins/role-scoper/admin/filters-admin-save_rs.php seems to work:

Change line 15 from:

if ( in_array( $taxonomy, array( 'category', 'post_tag' ) ) || did_action( "pre_post_{$taxonomy}" ) )

to:

if ( in_array( $taxonomy, array( 'category', 'post_tag','calendar_category','calendar_feed','calendar_type' ) ) || did_action( "pre_post_{$taxonomy}" ) )

Ari,

I’ve run into the same problem, did you come up with a solution? I tried going into the Role Scoper settings: Roles > Options > Realm > Post Type Usage and unchecking “calendar”, which cleared a PHP Notice I found in the logs [13-Jan-2016 15:17:36 UTC] PHP Notice: Undefined index: calendar_feed in /blah/blah/blah/wp-content/plugins/role-scoper/admin/filters-admin-save_rs.php on line 31 but didn’t fix the problem. So far just disabling the Role Scoper plugin and then changing a setting on the calendar and republishing it is the only thing I’ve found that will work.

Too bad, I was able to. My characters don’t disappear and I’m able to successfully reset a password. Perhaps some other plugin I have installed is interfering a bit. I’ve got “Force Strong Passwords” installed also, that seems suspicious.

I just tried that, it works, but the resulting page isn’t formatted quite right. It shows the asterisk password field _and_ the new cleartext one, but without the hide button and such that WordPress has added. I’m going to run it that way for tonight, in preference to disabling Theme My Login altogether.

I also have the same question. Pie charts are much more useful with labels.

I had a similar problem with the Commons In A Box theme version 1.0.8. Take a look at the edit.php file that comes with Buddypress at wp-content/plugins/buddypress/bp-templates/bp-legacy/buddypress/members/single/profile/edit.php. I ended up just copying it into the child theme I’m using instead of what I had and now the custom fields show up again.

Q, Works fine when I try it, nice work!