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I disabled all the plugins and there was no change. Then I enabled all but your plugin, still there was no change. The schema still shows up. Is there another step I need to do to clear up your schema markup?

Thanks

Interesting. You’re right about under “article” section there are no errors, but under “WebPage” section, there are. (you can see the screenshot here: https://dotorgwebworks.org/screenshot-Google_tool.jpg)

These errors occurred only once I enabled the schema for this post.

Your thoughts?

Yes, you’re right Ben. The issue had to do with the theme. I replaced the theme with a basic WP one and found that it didn’t produce the problem there. so, I went back into my current theme and found a script issue.

Thanks for your help!

Hi Sal,

I was able to get the Map credits. I’ve created instructions based on my experience. I’ve created a new thread since this one was straying a bit. Anyway, please go to:
https://www.ads-software.com/support/topic/getting-google-maps-to-work/

I’ll have a chat with the folks at Google for Nonprofits. If they provide a solution, I’ll post it here.

best,

I just tried to configure again, this time following the button that appears over the map when editing an Event. This takes me to a page to Enable Google Maps Platform. Here there are 3 options to check. I’ve checked all three.

Then, the billing page pops up for a split second, but returns me to Enable Google Maps platform page.

This may have something to do with the fact that this account is through Google for Nonprofits and the API maps are free to this account.

Thanks for the quick reply Sunny.

When I go to select an API choice, it only lets me choose 1 API per configuration. So, I don’t think that’s going to work.

Here are the choices I’m given, and then my selections:

“Configure your OAuth Client”
choices are: Web browser, Web server, Android, hrome app, iOS, Playstation 4 , other. I chose web browser.

Then there’s a button “What credentials do I need?”
Maps embeded API, Maps JavaScript API, Maps Static API, Other API

I think I’ve already tried the first 2 selections.

Any ideas for me?

Thanks again,

Hi Sunny,

I’m having a heck of a time getting my Google API keys to work with the Calendar. I’m set up through the Google for Nonprofits program. I’ve configured the new project, created the API key (though, there was dozens of options to choose from) and none of the keys have worked. Can you help?

The site is the new one, but same url: rosehaven.org

Thanks in advance

Hi Ben,

The Settings section of the calendar plugin, where it asks for the API key, won’t accept my Google API keys. Perhaps I’m doing something wrong?

I’m signed up through the google for nonprofits program. I’ve walked through the creating a new project part, got an API key, but still nothing. Is there anything you can point me to that will walk me through getting the right API key?

Thanks,

Sunny, the last suggestion worked!
For those who find themselves in a similar situation (where the plugin is not connecting with the CSS file, thereby breaking the layout of the Calendar), I suggest trying the following:

? Resave the WordPress permalinks (toggle): Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks. Click save.
? Resave the Calendar settings: Dashboard > Events > Settings. Click “save settings” button.
? Resave Theme options: Dashboard > Events > Theme Options . Click save button.
? Check to see if there’s a plugin conflict: Dashbard > Plugins. Turn them all off except for the Calendar plugin. See if it now works.
? Temporarily switch themes: Dashboard > Appearance > Themes.
If none of the above works, then (fully) uninstall the Calendar plugin and reinstall. Follow these steps:
? Perform a complete back up of your database before proceeding further
? Delete the file uninstall.php from the plugin directory that is currently on the server (found under /wp-content/plugins/all-in-one-event-calendar). Deleting this file ensures that when you uninstall the current version of the plugin, your event data and calendar settings will be preserved when you delete the plugin (don’t skip this step – it’s important!)
? Deactivate the All-in-One Event Calendar using your WordPress Dashboard.
? Delete the All-in-One Event Calendar using your WordPress Dashboard.
? Go to your database (at your web hosting cPanel): select your database > click “wp_options” > click “option_name” to sort, and delete everything with “ai1ec_” anywhere within the file name (about 30 or so). This will delete plugin settings but events will remain in the database.
? Now install the latest version.

Hi Sunny,

Those 2 ideas didn’t work for me. I had tried turning off all plugins and switching themes earlier (and just tried again).

Earlier I had deleted the plugin. In doing so, it deleted all of the Event posts. But I saw that after I had activated a fresh Calendar plugin, the (empty) event list looked normal. Though no actual event posts were listing (because they had been deleted), at least I could see the regular Calendar layout. Then when I reloaded the database file, and the post events returned, the same problem came back.

Hi Sunny,

I had tried those suggestions before and again just now. No luck, same result.

I’m having the same issue, but I don’t think it is the <?php wd_slider(1); ?> tag in the header, which is what I’ve been doing as well, because even when I go to the Slider WD dashboard and look at my sliders in Preview, I get the same circle arrow rendering and no slides.

I too was able to fix the problem once I went back into my functions.php (in child theme) and removed this:

add_filter( ‘clean_url’, ‘defer_parsing_of_js’, 11, 1 );

Eric,

Thank you for clarifying that. I did go back to more carefully read the reviews and you are correct that the last reply was generally from you. So, my apologies. And, I look forward to trying out your plugin at some point.

Best to you,