jeffrey wilcox

My guess is this is an issue specific to Outlook. We don’t always get along with them. Can you try routing it through a Google Calendar?

Did you try manually triggering the cron to see if they import?

Hi Chipy,

Thanks for the kind words, sorry you are having trouble.
Sounds like a conflict.. Have you checked for theme and plugin conflicts?

Hi mybtcs,

We have our own forums, but I’ll keep an eye on this thread and we will help you out here. When changing your PHP execution limit, you sometimes have to contact your host. You may change it in your code, but it will not extend beyond whatever your host has set.

2700 events might require a couple minutes. If you want I can try timing it on one of our setups and see how long it takes.

Jeff

Hi TeqToo,

We have a product designed specifically for your use case. Is there a way we can contact you about it?

Alternatively, please email [email protected] and refer to this thread. We would love to chat.

Have you tried cloning the event instead?

best bet is always to start by looking for a theme or plugin conflict. Most issues stem from one of those.

resolving this

Hi Didier,

You’re right, this is annoying. We fixed it, and it will be out in the next release.

Hi jcounts, I copied your url into my google calendar and your events imported successfully.

I went to my calendar, then other calendars, add by url, pasted in your link and added. Seems to work.

I also went to your site and clicked add to Google Calendar. That worked as well.

Hi Mabe23,

Do you mean a snippet of text from the description? Or event date and time details?

We are marking this as resolved, but feel free to come back and clarify.

hmm, I have seen the odd problem with Bluehost. Happy to dig deeper if you want to post in the support forum.

There are 2 scenarios-

1. You have some 2 dollar a month hosting package. Then yes, you will run into performance problems, typically not enough memory. On update there will be an error. This is mostly b/c of our theme options. It is a great feature, but it requires more memory.

2. P3 Performance Plugin by GoDaddy. It is very popular, and in our latest release we have a conflict with it. For some reason it shows inflated load times with our plugin. We have been talking to their lead developer but we haven’t discovered the root cause yet. We have done extensive testing with other tools like New Relic and Xprof, all reports show acceptable performance. Even some P3 reports look good.

It is a very annoying problem!

Thanks Blake.

Thanks for the kind words.