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Hey Franky,
I’ve got something going wrong on my site (fallsbaptist.org, at the bottom). We just updated the site to PHP 5.6 and now some of our calendars are acting strange. The calendar isn’t pulling all events meeting the criteria from my [events_list], only ones that are recurring. They were working properly before the update, but not after. Any ideas where to start?
Hmmm, I created a new event meeting the criteria and it displayed as expected…
It appears that if the event appears before (chronologically) a recurrent event, it displays fine, but if it appears after it, it does not display. I’m guessing it is a bug with the show_recurrent_events_once attribute.
First: 5.6 is very old too (and already end of life), you should consider going to 7.2 or 7.3
Concering the show_recurrent_events_once: I’m guessing you’re hitting the limit of the sql statemnt I can provide. First, from the changelog:* Fix a show_recurrent_events_once sql bug (in fact not a bug, but indeterministic result) due to newer mysql/mariadb versions
This fix resulted in that I needed to get all recurrent events as if standalone ones, and doing the “limit” later on (which is what you are probably bumping into: increasing the limit will solve your problem). Another option you could consider is using period-based showing of events (like the next 2 weeks or so), which doesn’t bump into this limit-thing.
Btw, this changeset should also fix this once and for all:
https://plugins.trac.wordpress.org/changeset/2054299/(maybe just download the raw version of the changed eme_events.php and replace yours with this one)
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