mikeknappe

You are right. It was the filter I added, to have an alarm on every appointment, because there is no field to add an alarm for an appointment on it’s own. Would be a nice feature in future by the way.

It work’s, again, if I use this:

'trigger' => '-120'

Previously I had:

'trigger' => '-PT2H'

Anyway, I’m confused about the feeds. Thunderbird Calendar and ICSx^5 are only able to work with the Google feed and not the ICS feed. What’s the main difference between both?

• This reply was modified 1 year, 8 months ago by mikeknappe.

Hi Joe, thanks for the fix. The duplication is fixed, if the mini and main are visible on one page.

I don’t know, what happend, maybe it’s a side-effect of https://ww.wp.xz.cn/support/topic/missing-text-option-for-subscribe-and-export/ or another implementation. Hopefully you have tested it, but the latest release has the following problems:

1. If you change the month in the mini, the buttons won’t be displayed anymore. They disappear.

2. If you chane the month in the main, the entry buttons export & subscribe will disappear too – only the buttons Google and iCal will remains; so the submenu itself will stay.

Currently I’ve no time to track the problem at this point. Hopefully you’ll find another solution to fix this behaviour.

A quick fix would be:

L237 mc_build_toggles( $( this ).attr( ‘id’ ) );

L271 function mc_build_toggles( id ) {
L272 if( id.length > 0 )
L273 id = ‘#’+id+’ ‘;
L274 const subscribe = $( id + ‘.mc-subscribe’ );
L275 const exports = $( id + ‘.mc-download’ );
L298 const toggles = $( id + ‘.mc-export button’ );

You get the current id of the widget, transport it into the mc_build_toggles fnc and extend all selectors with the id.

Have a nice day!

Well, for those who want to use the hook:

/**
* Filter information used to set an alarm on an event in .ics files.
*
* @hook mc_event_has_alarm
*
* @param {array} Alarm information passable to mc_generate_alert_ical()
* @param {int}   $event_id Event ID.
* @param {int}   $post Post ID.
*
* @return {array}
*/

To use it, you create your own plugin or insert something like the following in the functions.php of your theme:

//Set a default calendar alarm for My Calendar Plugin
function set_default_calendar_alarm( $retArr, $postId, $postArr )
{
	$retArr = array(
		'TRIGGER' => '-PT2H'
	);
	return $retArr;
}
add_filter( 'mc_event_has_alarm', 'set_default_calendar_alarm', 10, 3 );

Fixed it. Turned on WP REST API, because Edge says:

Dev. Log Msg:

rest_login_required
REST API restricted to authenticated users.

I mean, there is at least a call from PayPal, because after the transaction, the dummy file for registering the hook got written.

I finally tried to fetch the HTTP content within the cf7pp_paypal_ipn_listener like in the cf7pp_paypal_ipn_handler.

The simulator of PayPal has all content within it’s call during cf7pp_paypal_ipn_listener and cf7pp_paypal_ipn_handler. So I guess, there is only one HTTP Post of PayPal after the transaction like written in the docs:
https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api-basics/notifications/ipn/IPNIntro/#ipn-protocol-and-architecture

So what does that mean in the end? Currently my guess is the following: either the query towards PayPal is missing something, so that the response is empty or PayPal is sending nothing – whereas the IPN history says something else (see above). So what the heck is wrong here?