Support/Comments for Google Events *Use This Thread*

Andy,

Mind PMing me your email address and I will test on my end? Also, make sure that sp_compatibility_test.php passes. Both versions you tried use SimplePie.

Jesse found my problem - I had events but they were all in the past. Adding an event in the future made the calendar appear.

Thanks Jesse!

Andy

Hi,
I am kind of new at this and don’t know if I understand it correctly. I recently changed the snippet call from one of the standard ones to [!GoogleEvents? &email=`[email protected]`&tpl=`GE`!] to access a chunk called GE in which I tried to style the output as an unordered list and my page has never shown the changes. I know that the page is set to be not cacheable but I can’t figure this out.
To view the output go to http://www.fellowshipofemlenton.com
Thanks for any help

What version of GoogleEvents are you using? Can you use this call and paste the output in here:

[!GoogleEvents? &debug=`1` &email=`[email protected]`&tpl=`GE`!]

I am using version, 1.4.0


Debug mode is on.

Getting XML feed

Parsed Date:
Starting Day: Tuesday, December, 11th, 2007
Starting Time: 4:00pm
Ending Day: Tuesday, December, 11th, 2007
Ending Time: 5:00pm
Time Greater Than 0? 1197410400
Description:
URL:http://www.google.com/calendar/event?eid=c2pmazZxaWhydjZmbTNlNnV0cXUyanVnZnMgb2ZmaWNlQGZlbGxvd3NoaXBvZmVtbGVudG9uLmNvbQ

Based on the debug info, everything looks alright. Mind PMing me login details?

has anyone been able to run this snippet on an environment that has suPHP installed.

Every time i have a page that has a google calendar call I get an internal server error. Once I remove the call, the page does not give the error anymore.

The system test php file also throws a 500 error.

I have been running this script flawlessly and love it, I would love to run this on my server but it has been updated with suphp enabled.

I did some more reserach and it appears that this part in particular is causing the 500 error...

function get_curl_version()
{
$curl = 0;
if (is_array(curl_version()))
{
$curl = curl_version();
$curl = $curl[’version’];
}
else
{
$curl = curl_version();
$curl = explode(’ ’, $curl);
$curl = explode(’/’, $curl[0]);
$curl = $curl[1];
}
return $curl;
}

version_compare(get_curl_version(), ’7.10.5’, ’>=’)

Thanks
Brian

I would make sure to check your permissions on files. Take a look at this:

http://www.lunarforums.com/lunarpages_php_mysql/suphp_inherited_phpini_500_internal_server_errors-t20444.0.html;msg150793#msg150793

GoogleEvents utilizes SimplePie 1.0. If you are unable to run sp_compatibility_test.php, then the problem lies with SimplePie and not GoogleEvents. Unfortunately, a search for "suPHP," "500," and "SimplePie" did not reveal much. So hopefully it is just a permissions issue as mentioned above. Maybe someone more knowledgeable of suPHP or your host can shed some light on this.

I’m afraid permissions are set correctly and I am my own host. I will head over to the simplepie boards and see if they can help.

Thanks
Brian

Hey Jesse,

I just download the latest files from simplepie.org and that version of the system test executed properly.

Could GoogleEvents be using a older version of simple pie, if so how can I upgrade it in GoogleEvents?

Would it be as simple as overwriting the php/simplepie.inc file with the new one from simplepie.org?

Thanks
Brian