The calendar requires at least version 8.0. I believe version 3 of the calendar will run on PHP 5.4.

I sent you an email with all the information. Then I received an email from you asking for WordPress login credentials. I also emailed them to you the same day.

Unfortunately, I haven’t received a response since then, and the problem seems to have not been resolved.

Your plugin is completely unusable in other languages, like German in our case.

After uploading the German Po and Mo files, your plugin is no longer accessible in the backend. The plugin menu items are now translated, but clicking on them only results in blank pages.

So far, there’s been no help or explanation. Can you tell me why?

Can you confirm that you’re working on a solution, or is there none and your plugin won’t be usable in other languages?

I’ve tried accessing your dashboard several times, including today, but every page times out. I get the error: “This site can’t be reached – pj-3.de took too long to respond,” so I’m unable to identify the actual issue.

As for the calendar, it does support language translation – we have numerous clients using it in different languages, so the problem must be coming from somewhere else.

Video example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OoFzDAbNGjk

Okay, thank You. I have sent the required admin credentials to Your email address.

I will reply here in case someone else has the same problem. Make sure your permalinks (Dashboard > Settings > Permalinks) are not set to Plain, because the REST API currently doesn’t work well with non‑SEO‑friendly links. Set them to Post name or anything else, just not Plain.

You should now be able to see your calendars.

Thank You so much! That was exactly the problem. After changing the permalinks from ‘Plain’, everything works perfectly now.

To give You some context, I’m building the site from scratch and have only installed the plugins so far. I was planning to configure the permalinks at a later stage.

Thanks again for the quick and effective solution!

Could you elaborate?

Hi,

Send me your purchase key to stachethemes@gmail.com and I will reset the activation.

Hi, yes it is possible. There is external url option in the event edit page below the event description.

Hi, what do you mean? If you ask whether you can display events filtered by certain categories, then yes it is possible.

You can use the default WordPress hooks for this:

add_filter('wp_mail_from', function($email) {
    return 'yourname@yourdomain.com';
});

add_filter('wp_mail_from_name', function($name) {
    return 'Your Website Name';
});

Private Ticket #4038855

I found the way – thanks in advance

Sorry for the late reply.

In your case you should use the WooCommerce native stock quantity option. The manage stock option in the ticket tab is when you want the stock to reset for each individual event and event occurrence.

The admin test site is accessible again. The host security detected suspicious activity and blocked access to the page.

The reminder relies on wp_mail and wp cron so make sure these two are working on your site.

If you set a new remind with different remind date it will store it separately; it won’t update your previous reminds if that’s what you’re asking.

1 Topic: The admin test page is accessible again. Ok, thanks, and the ticket page is working also again, right?

2 Topic: The reminder is based on wp_mail and wp cron. Principly yes / of course – because it’s a standard WP installation. And now? We’ll check again By the way – Where is an “Howto” for case like this? (I mean – you and we all safe many support time – when exists like this;)

3 Topic: It’s about the reminder sent/sent by the user. The question is: Why can it be edited? Normally only to create a new/updated/customized/individual reminder (with a customized date/time) and send it again? Or not?!

Thx for your quickly reaction again – GM

Test if your wp mail function is working. There are some free plugins like WP Test Email you can check for this.

Check if your cron jobs are running properly. I’d recommend you the WP Crontrol plugin for this.

The reminder can be edited if the user is logged-in and has access to the calendar dashboard ( front-end ). The Reminder section lists all reminds made by the user.

I fixed it thanks to your article about Font Awesome. Thanks!

Hi,

Could you open a ticket at https://stachethemes.ticksy.com/ and provide me with wp-admin to take a look at this?

Thank you for the prompt reply.

Private Ticket #3985042

Hi,

Most likely this feature will be included in the future.

Hi,

The only collision than can happen is with “stec_event” custom post types.

If your client doesn’t use event tickets you can try to migrate to the new database using the Migrate tool under the “STEC” dashboard menu.

Otherwise deleting your old events and then uninstalling the calendar is enough.

All good, thank you very much, I missed that completly.

One other question, the builder template was modified to add a image upload buton however when doing a test I get the following error during submission ” meta.images0[full] is not of type string.” any addtional changes I need to do other than adding the image upload to the builder template?

Thank you

I will need to take a look at this. Is it possible to open a ticket and send me credentials to the website to test it myself?

Hi there,

I just replied to the ticket. Something is off with this front display where new events are stil not showing and recurrent ones arent either. If you can take a look at the ticket that will be great. Thank you

Hi,

Thanks for your quick response.

Just to clarify: I really like what you’ve built, and honestly, I would have no problem paying $100 for it. However, it’s absolutely crucial that the countdown always shows the next upcoming occurrence, rather than displaying “expired” just because a past event has occurred. Especially because the countdown is a main feature.

For use cases like classes or open markets, it’s essential that users see active upcoming events, not expired ones, when there are still future (recurring) dates available.

I appreciate your commitment to updating the plugin and will hold off looking for an alternative solution. Looking forward to your update – keep up the great work!

Best regards~

I understand the issue. There is a reason in it, and I will start working on it today.

Thanks. Looking forward to your patch notes.