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Big release day: ICS Calendar 11.0 and ICS Calendar Pro 4.11 are now available

Today marks the release of ICS Calendar version 11.0 and ICS Calendar Pro version 4.11. These versions go together: if you are a Pro user, you’ll need to update both versions, as there are changes in ICS Calendar 11 that are incompatible with earlier versions of Pro. (The incompatibilities are minor and won’t break your…

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ICS Calendar Pro version 4.9.3 fixes a couple of bugs in the “list” tab of Full view

ICS Calendar Pro version 4.9.3 is now available. This update fixes a couple of bugs in the “list” tab of Full view, including one very frustrating one that made list view nearly unusable on mobile devices. Since Full view is based on the FullCalendar.io open source templating system, we don’t have complete control over how…

ICS Calendar v.10.12.1 and ICS Calendar Pro v.4.9.0 now available

Today marks the release of ICS Calendar version 10.12.1 and ICS Calendar Pro version 4.9.0. These are incremental updates, focused mainly on minor bug fixes and enhancements. The primary changes in both versions are: The combinemultiday parameter now works properly regardless of the site’s Week starts on setting. (It previously only labeled events spanning across…

One of the biggest challenges of developing a calendar plugin: date-specific bugs

It’s a new month! Strangely, as September got underway, I suddenly started to receive a number of support emails concerning a peculiar bug in the (relatively) new “Full” view in ICS Calendar Pro. People were finding that their calendar pages were coming up blank. Switching to “Month” or another view did not cause the same…

ICS Calendar v.10.11.5 and ICS Calendar Pro v.4.8.4 now available

Today marks the release of ICS Calendar version 10.11.5 and ICS Calendar Pro 4.8.4. These updates primarily include bug fixes, with a few new features. Many new features are in the works for the upcoming ICS Calendar 11.0 and Pro 5.0 updates, which should be available in August or September. In the meantime, today’s updates…

ICS Calendar v.10.11.1 and Pro v.4.8.2 now available

Today ICS Calendar version 10.11.1 and ICS Calendar Pro version 4.8.2 are available. These are maintenance releases, with a moderate severity bug fix, along with some parity feature updates for Pro — adding support for new shortcode parameters into the Calendar Builder. The bug fix involves an issue with caching. Specifically, a recent update to…

ICS Calendar v. 10.11.0 now available

Today ICS Calendar v. 10.11.0 has been released. This version includes a couple of bug fixes, along with one major new feature, designed to assist site developers who are focusing on specific SEO customizations: There are now three new parameters, htmltagtitle, htmltagmonth and htmltagdate, that can be used to control which HTML tags ICS Calendar…

ICS Calendar 10.10.0 and ICS Calendar Pro 4.8.0 are now available

This afternoon saw the release of the latest versions of both plugins, ICS Calendar 10.10.0 and ICS Calendar Pro 4.8.0. These are the first releases under a new development process that will ensure fewer small updates moving forward. These updates are mostly focused on three things: General bug fixes and performance improvements Refactored jQuery to…

Testing a new development cycle

I’ve spent my entire career (going on 27 years) in web development. Websites are constantly changing, and given the nature of a website (some static assets like images aside), every time you interact with it, you’re interacting with the latest iteration of its software. There’s no downloading and installing websites. If the site admins want…

Which iCalendar fields should ICS Calendar support?

From the beginning, I’ve taken a very pragmatic approach with this plugin: I’ve built it and added new features primarily in response to user demand, trying to keep both the user experience and the code base as simple as possible. Of course over time it has grown quite complex, but I’ve still always tried to…