Stephen Harris

Try ‘group_events_by=”series”‘ attribute for the shortcode (I assume you’re using the [eo_events] shortcode ?). It will only list the date of the next occurrence.

Mmm… it should only be trying to the ics file for the particular event you’re on. I’ll look into that.

Otherwise, it seems that this error and the other one you posted could be related? (Isn’t valid == space at beginning of file).

Is the error caused by the space? So, if you edit the file to remove it does it add the events to your calendar correctly? If so I can look into where that space has crept in.

Yes, generating an ics for that event is what it should be doing (as per https://stackoverflow.com/questions/168440/how-do-you-add-a-link-that-will-add-an-event-to-your-iphone-calendar-from-safari). There didn’t seem to be an alternative.

Is the ics file generating OK?

I’d recommend against using it though – its not intended to be a public function and may be modified/removed in the future (though I have no plans to currently).

You can find it in the source here: https://github.com/stephenharris/Event-Organiser/blob/1.7/classes/class-eo-event-list-widget.php#L125

As you can see it requires one argument – a query array (the same as you would give to WP_Query,get_posts() or eo_get_events() – to determine which events should be listed.

@hopkinsweb – as for your original problem, I’m afraid I can’t really help if someone has altered the code.

Just seen you posted about this on the forums too :).

Eventbrite integration is a possibility, I’d need to checkout their API. But it would be separate from the premium add-on I refer to above – I’m not sure they would work well together.

(If you want to checkout the premium add-on a bit more, I’ve posted some screenshots here: https://wp-event-organiser.com/pro-screenshots/)

I’ve not looked into this yet, but would be a possibility. You might be interested in the premium add-on I’m building (currently entering beta testing): https://wp-event-organiser.com/pro-features/

Hi Luca,
Have you tried flushing the rewrite rules by visiting Settings > Permalinks? The feed is working fine for me. You may wish to try disabling other plug-ins first (and switching to TwentyTwelve) to see if there’s a plug-in conflict.

Might I suggest using the plug-in forums to get help resolving issues? The star rating and review is intended as a review of the plug-in rather than a method to announce you’re experiencing some particular problem. It comes across as quite rude.

All the best,
Stephen

What took me a second was realizing that you were talking about a shortcode with parameters

– nope (though you can), you can also edit the actual templates for displaying events, the venue page, a single event page etc. And you can use the native WordPress functions (such as the_post_thumbnail() to do that).

That said, that’s what 1.7 will be doing – but not all sites want the same thing or look the same – so the plug-in allows you to override the default templates with ones in your theme to give you complete control over how things look (there are also templates for the shortcode/widget in 1.7).

Hi Mark,

Yup the default templates suck at the moment. I’m fixing that with 1.7.

Basically the intention is that you can edit the templates to include any of the details about events/venues etc you like and style it to fit your theme.

That’s great (well, not great – but at least we know the source of the issue now ?? ). Which e-commerce plug-in is it? I can test it out and see what could be causing it.

Did you switch themes too? It appears the javascript isn’t loading at all (with no error messages). I would expect to see it in the footer, but its not there. Does the theme on the live site call wp_footer() in the footer?

Sorry you to seem to be experiencing problems.

First thing to try is disabling all other plug-ins and switching to TwentyEleven/Tweleve (if you’ve got an offline / test site then you’ll probably want to do it there rather than live).

Secondly, regarding esimmons_mjp – is the event table being populated with dates? If you can’t check it directly (e.g. via phpmyadmin) – does the admin table display the events correctly?

@esimmons_mjp – looks like you’ve done a pretty good job of narrowing it down. Does setting WP_DEBUG to true reveal any errors (though sounds like you’ve probably already tried that). One thing to check is what columns exist in the table. Columns have been (should have been) removed as they’ve deprecated – but if they haven’t for some reason, and they’re not receiving value from the insert command (but they are expecting input) then that could cause this issue. Though I’d expect an error message…

(I assume you’ve tried printing any error messages from $wpdb?).

Thank you Senning! This will be fixed for 1.7.

Actually year, month and day archives will be available in 1.7 (see this post https://wp-event-organiser.com/blog/1-7-ready-for-beta-testers-translators/).

Currently its in beta – but should be out sometime this week.