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oooh… here is a link to the problem page – https://www.vintageaviationexperience.com.au/product/flight-no-1/

Hmmm,

I deactivated ALL plugins and DID get update notification, and was then able to upgrade plugins and reactivate “recently deactivated plugins”.

So, it appears that one of my active plugins may be causing the issue… I will deactivate individually and try an determine which is the problem (but I will not know if it is working until there is another Plugin update… so may take a few days to diagnose)

I’ve recently encountered this problem as well.. after upgrading to WP 3.5.

Prior to the upgrade I was getting notifications when new versions of plugins were available… but since the upgrade (and I am not sure that the upgrade caused the problem… but the problem has arisen at some stage after the upgrade) I am NOT receiving notifications even though I know there are newer versions.

The only way I can upgrade a plugin currently is to de-install and reinstall it !!!

Any news on the duplicate event feature Yani?? I can’t seem to find the functonality in 1.6.3 ?? Has it been held over for a later release … or am I missing something ?

Awesome Greenrachel… I agree – this is a fabulous plugin but sometimes it is hard to find out how to achieve some of the more intricate tweaks.

To extend your very useful tip, a similar affect can be achieved for Tags as follows :

https://myurl.com/mypage/?ai1ec_tag_ids=N

where “myurl” is the URL of your blog, “mypage” is the name of the page (or numerical page ID, depending on your permalink settings) where the calendar plugin has been placed, and “N” is the numerical Tag ID.

You can also display in Agenda view by adding #action=ai1ec_agenda producing a link of the form :

https://myurl.com/mypage/?ai1ec_tag_ids=N#action=ai1ec_agenda

(note: the above links will initially display the full calendar but will then switch to a filtered view – and Agenda view only shows upcoming (not past) events)