kimipooh

Well, that means the process was killed.

I have put together a Google Slides with screenshots of backing up using the command wp backwpup start 1 and running the command directly on Backwpup.

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1_LfBPditTF5CY1PTUwdzY7C0oeoeNLNu5D0hR0ocrwM/edit?usp=sharing (Google Slide)

I think so too.

Unfortunately, it seems that only the paid version (Pro) can edit it from 5.0 onwards. Furthermore, when you first install Backwpup on WordPress, the free version automatically sets it to tar (uncompressed) and cannot be changed, making it useless.

This problem was caused by a drastic change in the specifications of the Tag generator, which was updated to version 2 in Contact Form 7 version 6.0. I fixed it in version 5.0, so please update the plugin.

Thank you for pointing this out.
I have added it to the manual.

For the first calendar, try using g_id or g_key.

[gc_list_view g_id="[email protected]" g_id_2="b4ko37l39 [email protected]" orderbysort="ascending" date_format="D. j. M H:i" view_location="yes|map"]

or

[gc_list_view g_id="[email protected]" g_api_key="XXX" g_id_2="[email protected]" g_api_key_2="XXX" orderbysort="ascending" date_format="D. j. M H:i" view_location="yes|map"]

It can be obtained if it means the Google Calendar ID (***@group.calendar.google.com).
By specifying the hook argument as 3, all data from Google Calendar can be obtained.

In the following example, please look at $gc_value.
For each event, the Google Calendar ID is stored in $gc_value[“organizer”][“email”].
To see what data can be obtained from Google Calendar,
var_dump($gc_value)

sample code:

add_filter( 'lvgc_each_output_data' , 'lvgc_each_output_data_func' , 10 , 3 );

function lvgc_each_output_data_func($out, $out_atts, $gc_value){
  extract($out_atts);
  $hook_secret_key = '............';

  $google_calendar_id = $gc_value["organizer"]["email"];

}

• This reply was modified 6 months ago by kimipooh.

You might try selecting a timezone setting in WordPress, such as your living city from the list of WordPress timezone(if your city is not exist, select the nearest city, such as “Toronto” city within Ontario prefecture) because the plugin is set according to the time zone of WordPress.

It depends on what MIME type your WordPress determines the hdr extension to be.

If you want to ignore the WordPress-side determination, turn off the following option in this plugin. By turning it off, the WordPress extension checking is disabled, so you can set the appropriate MIME settings on this plugin.

‘Enable the attempt t odetermine the real file type of a file by WordPress core.’

If, for security reasons, you want to leave the WordPress-side checking of whether a file extension contains the expected data enabled, please refer to the following to check what MIME Type your WordPress determines the hdr extension to be .

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1o4YHqP7s-EcctYSEYM2L7HLJtqhjA_mkY4VMjvTdj20/edit?usp=sharing

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by kimipooh.

You cannot add a template file in html_tag.
If you want to customize it, you’ll need to use plugin hook(lvgc_each_output_data) in your theme’s function.php.

Reference: https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/google-calendar-list-view

I’m sorry, I forgot to include the li-title.php template file. I have released 7.2.1, so updating to this should solve the problem. Well, as for the shortcode option, the hour in “date_format” is a lowercase i.

[gc_list_view date_format="m.d.y H:i" html_tag="li-title" view_end_date=" – "]

Thanks for your interest in my plugin.
Your request is quite good.
Please update the plugin as we have released 7.2.0 which implements your requested functionality.
Then try setting the following as shortcut options. Of course, if you have set any other options, please add them too.

[gc_list_view date_format=”m.d.y H:I” html_tag=”li-title” view_end_date=” – “]

• Regarding the double quotation marks “, if you copy and paste them from here, they may be converted to other characters. Therefore, when setting it, please enter them manually.

This way, the following would be displayed.
For detailed styling, please modify the CSS of your WordPress theme.

Event on one day
Title (bold)
Date: 08.24.24 14:00 – 19:00

Event over 2 days
Title (bold)
Date: 08.24.24 14:00 – 08.25.24 19:00

If it fails to upload a file for the security reasons of WordPress despite having set it up with this plugin, then the MIME type of the uploaded file recognised by WordPress may be different from the MIME type you have set. In that case, you need to find out how WordPress recognised the MIME type of the file.

In case of “hdr” file extension, WordPress recognizes the mime type “application/octet-stream”.

So, please set the following value.

hdr = application/octet-stream

Reference:

https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1o4YHqP7s-EcctYSEYM2L7HLJtqhjA_mkY4VMjvTdj20/edit?usp=sharing

Thank you for being so interested in my plugin.
Your question is interesting and I think it is a good idea!
So, I released version 7.1.2 of the plugin realized your request.

After updating the plugin to the version 7.1.2, please change ‘view_location=”yes”‘ in the shortcode option to ‘view_location=”yes|link”‘.

If you want to know in details, please see the following manual.
https://info.cseas.kyoto-u.ac.jp/en/links-en/plugin-en/wordpress-dev-info-en/google-calendar-list-view

• This reply was modified 7 months, 2 weeks ago by kimipooh.