neocamel

Hi Nick,

Sorry I forgot to check back in. Yes it looks like this issue is still resolved. It had to do with non-matching timezones in my system.

Resolved! Thanks again for the great plugin!
Brian

I think that might have fixed it!

I have my calendars set in Google to EST, but in the settings inside the plugin I had them set to “WordPress default (UTC)”. Setting them to “Event source default” seems to allow events longer than 2 hours to appear!

I’ll let you know if I have any other troubles. Thanks for the help Nick!

Ugh, of course. No sooner do I say ‘case closed’ do I notice that one of my event’s aren’t displaying…

I had an even for 9/1/2016 from 6-9pm, but it wasn’t showing up. Set the time for 6-8:30pm, cleared cache, still no display.

Set the time for 6-8pm (2 hrs). Cleared cache, now the event displayed…

Set the time back to 6-8:30pm, the event disappears again.

Any ideas? It really seems like for some reason it’s filtering out event’s longer than 2 hours, though I have some events that ARE longer than 2 hours that are displaying. A really strange issue.

Hi Nick,

Strangely, this issue appears to have disappeared for me! I tried adding a few test posts with durations over 4+ hours, and they displayed correctly (after clearing cache).

It’s pretty unsatisfying for a bug to disappear without explanation, but I’ll take it. If it ain’t broke, don’t fix it, right? If this issue appears again, I’ll let you know. Otherwise, I’d say case-closed.

Thanks for your help btw!

Sure my website is https://www.brianspotts.com. The calendar is being used under the “Upcoming shows” section.

The way I’m using it is I have three separate google calendars set up, one for each of my different bands, then I have a ‘master’ calendar set up to aggregate them all into this section.

Let me know if there’s any other info I can provide at this time. Thanks!

Hmm it’s strange. I deactivated all plugins and switched to the Twentysixteen theme and it’s still having the issue. I’m not sure it specifically has to do with a 2-hour limit now, as it seems to pick up longer events, but only after I change the time for them do they appear.

I have noticed that if I create the event with it’s duration less than 2 hours, it appears on the website immediately (after clearing the cache of course).

I’d be will to provide admin login for my site if you wouldn’t mind poking around? I just build my theme as a child for Twentysixeen and I”m not using any exotic plugins (I also tried disabling them anywway and it still didn’t work). Let me know if you’d like admin login or have any other suggestions.

I had to apply EngineerAirhead’s solution as well, to get my shortcodes to appear.

I would recommend adding this code to the next plugin update, or it will break my site again.

Great plugin overall though!

I was able to get this resolved. Another plugin that handles SEO was re-writing the search page to /?s, which was messing things up.

Ok I managed to get a bit farther. I’ve been about to output an unordered list displaying the hierarchical taxonomies with:

<?php
echo '<ul>';
$args_list = array(
	'taxonomy' => 'wine-menu-parts', // Registered tax name
	'show_count' => true,
	'hierarchical' => true,
	'title_li' => '',
	'echo' => '0',
	'order' => 'DESC',
);
echo wp_list_categories($args_list);
echo '</ul>';
?>

But I’m still trying to figure out how to list the associated posts under each child taxonomy? Ideas?

To clarify, my custom taxonomy is called “wine-menu-parts” and the taxonomy structure is like so:

• Tuscany

• Chianti

• Piedmont

• Barolo
• Chianti

Would it be possible to have one “master blog” and the “slave blogs” just display the content of the mester?

I doubt this solution would work for everyone, but what eventually solved this issue for me was to specify the full path to the image folder, ex.
https://www.yourwebsite.com/wp-content/images
or whatever the complete path to your images folder is too. I also have permissions set to 777 for that folder.