Poco

I am in the process of changing the plugin to using plugins_url() instead of WP_PLIUGIN_URL, which should help with this and other problems.

I will take a closer look. If you can send me a link to a page with the problem I can debug it for you.

Even if you just send me the exact id list so that I can try it myself. That would be a help.

Are you sure you are using the Google Calendar Widget plugin? It already does group events together for each day and there are no Next or Back links.

Version 1.4.2 has been published with support for comma delimited ids. There are still three slots, but you can put multiple ids in each slot by separating them with a comma, for example…

“[email protected],[email protected]”

Let me know if that works for you?

Found it. The issue is the parameters your page is passing in.

There are 3 calendar parameters before the title format.

This is your current call.

ko_calendar.loadCalendarDefered(
'AIzaSyBprTmQrdRTyRq6wMleKhEieKHtegtG0Ks',
'ko_calendar-widget_title',
'ko_calendar-widget_events',
5,
false,
'[email protected]',
'[STARTTIME - ][TITLE]'
);


It should be this…


ko_calendar.loadCalendarDefered(
'AIzaSyBprTmQrdRTyRq6wMleKhEieKHtegtG0Ks',
'ko_calendar-widget_title',
'ko_calendar-widget_events',
5,
false,
'[email protected]',
'',
'',
'[STARTTIME - ][TITLE]'
);


I will take a look.

Please try the latest update. I fixed a typo that was preventing all-day events from being recognized correctly. I see that some of your events are all-day events and should work correctly with version 1.4.1.

The events in your calendar do not have any details in them. They will only expand if there are details to view.

I believe I have fixed this issue with the new version 1.4.1 of the plugin. Please let me know if that fixes your issue.

BTW, you should know that I have updated with a new version that fixes a typo and the date of all-day events (all day events were being shown as the day before for everyone west Greenwich).

Sorry, those all-day events do not appear as all-day events for me. I have published an updated plugin to fix some of the date issues, but even when I look at your calendar in Google Calendar it appears that it runs from one time to another time across multiple days and it is not actually an all-day event. In that case there isn’t much that I can do without possibly breaking other users.

I have updated the plugin to version 1.4.1 with a type fix and a fix for the time zone of all-day events. That should resolve you issues.

I have started the work on supporting a larger number of calendars (it should be faster to). There are a couple of other bugs like the all day events being broken and some events showing up on the wrong day that will take priority, but I will get back to this when the fires are out.

Thanks, I see what you mean about the off by one problem. I will fix that asap.

Since upgrading to the new API things have changed. Your all day events don’t appear to me as all-day events as defined in the V3 API. They look like events that go from Midnight to midnight. I will have to look into this a bit more and see if there is a preferred way to determine what an event is “all day”. I might have to see if both the start and end times are the same and it is multiple days or something like that. Hopefully it is easier. I will let you know.