scarletcarnival

I guess I’m confused as to your response.

When I go to that link, I create an account. It’s all about paid services. I’m not a business user or anything. I just want a Google calendar to show up. What happened to Timely that it became so difficult to use?

In any case, I’ve moved on to a competitor. Timely used to be the go-to calendar around, easy to use, five minute setup (if that long), and amazingly efficient. Now it’s just a pain.

Thank you for your time.

Bump. Still looking for an answer here.

I’ll add the same thing. Each time it’s activated, it shuts down the backend.

Thank you. I did on 11 March 2014. No response so far.

Thank you.

That definitely helped allow the calendar to be seen by those who are not logged in users.

However, the events are still shown as 31 December 1969.

This is a very serious issue. It’s shut down the calendar for a non-profit I help out. Is there any way we can get a solution even if temporary? Thanks!

I have the same issue.

Bump. Anyone have a solution?

I just update to 1.10.11 and now my logged in users are just fine, but people not logged in are throwing errors

“Fatal error: Uncaught exception ‘Ai1ec_Cache_Not_Set_Exception’ with message ‘Failed to write ‘ai1ec-response/month/standard/2014-03/’ to void cache’ …blah blah blah” seems to be the core of the error.

But it’s totally useless (for me) if people not logged in cannot see the calendar.

Any ideas on how to resolve this?

Gotcha. So, which of the above four examples is correct? And what’s the LABEL for if it just defaults to “Known User”?

Well, again, I guess I’m not doing something. There are no changes to the IPs listed in the Add-on field.

However, yes, I was expecting something that allowed for me to input the IP address and then either label it with my own label (e.g., “Friends” or “Internal” etc) and/or specific a color for that entry. I’d like specific IPs set apart from the general unknowns.

At this point, absolutely nothing happens.

I have tried

x.x.x.x ; x.x.x.x=LABEL ; x.x.x.x, x.x.x.x, x.x.x.x ; and x.x.x.x=LABEL, x.x.x.x=LABEL, x.x.x.x=LABEL

There are no changes in any information that I can tell. I’m not sure what other nuances I might need in order for it to allow me to see these specific IPs are something other than “Human Visitor” in blue.

Well, I thought awesome. But I guess the idea of IP=LABEL isn’t as straightforward as it seems. Activating that plug-in has made zero changes in the views. Without any examples or screenshots of what people should see after activating the plug-in, I’m not sure if it’s something I’m doing/not doing or .. something else.

Beautiful! Thanks!

With the upgrade to 3.8, this behavior has gone away. I know that something else in the past made it go away and then it started up again. If it comes back, I’ll re-report it. Until then, I’ll mark this resolved.

I’m having this same issue. Is there a resolution?

Also, allow me to throw one more into the mix that has come up today as we were setting up the plugin on a site.

The ability to assign someone (or an email address) per category when it comes to the BCC emails. If we have Event A with Host A and Event B with Host B, then the way it is setup now, all confirmation emails and reminder emails go to whatever address is listed in the field or to the default from the General settings. Host B doesn’t need to get those emails that really should go to Host A.

In that regard, does anyone at all get an email when someone cancels a sign-up? That way a coordinator/host knows that a spot has opened back up?

We’re loving this thing. Just want to throw in some ideas that might be useful.