kerrythurber

Yeah, that’s enough explanations. The continuous insinuations that I’m not seeing what I’m seeing are getting kind of old. It works for you, you wrote a rave review. It doesn’t work at all in my environment, that’s where my review comes from. That’s how it works. If I wrote software that worked in some places under certain conditions–well I would no longer be writing software.

Strike 3 I’m out. No such settings available on the Google Calendar, or on the plugin, or on the individual calendar settings within WP, or in any settings anywhere. Since Klagstein is so adamant I wonder if my issue is trying to do this on Bluehost. Is somebody else successful with these settings on www.ads-software.com?

Klagstein, I’ll try one more time when I get home, but I suspect you have an earlier version of this plugin than me. I am not seeing the settings advertised, and I do look pretty carefully. The fact that your particular business case does not suffer from a two hour delay is poor justification for having that as the default, but I’m glad it’s working for you. Yes, I did press the accept button after clearing the cache. I don’t believe that that particular setting is relevant here.

Klagstein’s method of clearing the cache doesn’t help the calendar events propagate any faster, and in the latest version the advanced tab does not any longer contain an option to change the default maximum interval for any calendar anywhere. Who thought this stuff up?

Found this in the FAQ:

Why the event I just added on a Google Calendar doesn’t show up in Simple Calendar?
Each calendar in Simple Calendar caches the events queried from Google for a period of time and updates them at periodic intervals. You can change the default maximum interval for each individual calendar, in the Advanced tab in the calendar settings panel. It is recommended you leave it at the default setting.

My editorial: Who in the universe wants to wait two hours from the time you change your calendar to the time you see it reflected on your website? Who thought this was a good idea? I could understand two minutes in case I fell on the keyboard and didn’t want the website showing my mistake. Two hours is insane, and insulting, and uncalled for, and the recommendation is unaccompanied by a reason.
Editorial off

New question, same general question: The calendar only displays the current month and the following month. Who in the universe only cares about the next month in a calendar app? Is there a way to change this one? Does the premium version give you 3 months or something? Quickly leaning towards writing my own calendar plugin.

That sounds like a great idea. I’m unable to navigate as you indicate, however. Are you on the wordpress site or the google calendar?

Yes that’s exactly how I did it. It seems to take a while for changes to propagate through, as it’s working this morning. Frankly, that seems like a bug.

How exactly did you hope? What happens if you change an event in one of the four calendars and then check your website? Is your change reflected? If so, maybe you can tell me what I did wrong?

Same experience here. After some pain got the calendar appearing in my web site. Entered an event in the calendar and it showed up in the web site. Great so far. Entered another event in the calendar, it doesn’t show up in the web site. Delete the first event, it *still* shows up in the web site. No amount of burning browser history or fiddling with settings helps. I’m stuck with the first event I created in the calendar, which is no longer on the calendar but still published on my web site. Also, no subsequent events I put on the calendar ever propagate to the web site.

• This reply was modified 6 years, 8 months ago by kerrythurber.